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For more information and examples, see Authentication with the Report Server. The last column of the following table indicates if the setting applies to a Native mode report server N or a SharePoint mode report server S or both.
Service specifies the application settings that apply to the service as a whole. The Extensions section appears in the rsreportserver. Extension information for SharePoint mode report servers is stored in the SharePoint configuration database and is configured per Reporting Services service application. Extensions specifies configuration settings for the following extensible modules of a Reporting Services installation:. Some of these extensions are strictly for internal use by the report server.
Configuration settings for internal-use-only extensions are not documented. The following sections describe configuration settings for the default extensions. If you are using report server that has custom extensions, your configuration files might contain settings that are not described here. This section lists the extensions in the order in which they appear. Settings that occur repeatedly for multiple instances of the same kind of extension are described once.
Specifies default and possibly custom delivery extensions used to deliver reports through subscriptions. For more information about delivery extensions, see Subscriptions and Delivery Reporting Services. These shared settings are documented first.
Descriptions of extension-specific settings follow in a second table. File Share delivery sends a report that has been exported to an application file format to a shared folder on the network. This delivery extension must be configured before it can be used. Report Server Document Library sends a report that has been exported to an application file format to a document library.
This delivery extension can only be used by a report server that is configured to run in SharePoint integrated mode. The NULL delivery provider is used to preload the cache with pre-generated reports for individual users.
There are no configuration settings for this delivery extension. Specifies delivery extensions that contain a user interface component that appears in the subscription definition pages used when defining individual subscriptions in the web portal. If you create and deploy a custom delivery extension that has user-defined options and you want to use the web portal, you must register the delivery extension in this section. Delivery extensions used only in data-driven subscriptions or in SharePoint application pages do not have settings in this section.
Do not modify this section unless you are deploying a custom rendering extension. For more information, see Implementing a Rendering Extension. Starting with the SQL Server Deploying a Rendering Extension. Specifies default and possibly custom data processing extensions used to process queries. Default data processing extensions include the following:. Do not modify this section unless you are adding custom data processing extensions.
For more information, see Implementing a Data Processing Extension. Specifies semantic query processing extension used to process report models. The semantic query processing extensions included with Reporting Services provide support for SQL Server relational data, Oracle, and Analysis Services multidimensional data.
Do not modify this section. Query processing is not extensible. Specifies a model generation extension used to create report models from a shared data source that is already published on a report server.
Model generation is not extensible. Specifies the authorization component used by Reporting Services. This component is used by the authentication extension registered in the Authentication element of the RSReportServer. Do not modify this section unless you are implementing a custom authentication extension.
For more information about adding custom security features, see Implementing a Security Extension. For more information about authorization, see Authorization in Reporting Services. Specifies the default and custom authentication extensions used by the report server. The default extension is based on Windows Authentication. Specifies a Report Definition Language RDL mode that enables you to help detect and restrict the use of specific types of report resources by individual tenants in a scenario where multiple tenants share a single Web farm of report servers.
MapTileServerConfiguration defines configuration settings for Microsoft Bing Maps Web Services that provides a tile background for a map report item in a report that is published on a report server.
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Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Yes No. Any additional feedback? Skip Submit. Specifies the connection string to the database server that hosts the report server database. This value is encrypted and is added to the configuration file when you create the report server database.
For SharePoint, the database connection information is taken from the SharePoint configuration database. Specifies the type of credentials that the report server uses to connect to the report server database. Valid values are Default and Impersonate. Default is specified if the report server is configured to use a SQL Server login or the service account to connect to the report server database.
Impersonate is specified if the report server uses a Windows account to connect to the report server database. Stores the domain, user name, and password of a domain account that is used by a report server to connect to a report server database. Values for LogonUser , LogonDomain , and LogonCred are created when the report server connection is configured to use a domain account. An identifier for the report server instance. Report server instance names are based on SQL Server instance names.
This value specifies a SQL Server instance name. Do not modify this setting. Furthermore, reviewing the remaining parts of the above screen print, the RSTrace section allows you to manipulate the:. As an example of using the ReportingServicesService. The Windows services displays the restart error illustrated earlier and repeated below. Of course this message is not the least bit helpful other than knowing that the service will not restart.
On the other hand, by turning on logging in the ReportingServicesService. Thus, if you are having trouble starting SSRS or are getting an error when navigating to the SSRS site, turning on tracing would be an excellent first step in trouble shooting the error. The third configuration file, RSReportDesigner. This file maintains the setting for processing and rendering of SSRS extensions while designing and previewing a report in the designer; thus, as opposed to the other two files which are integral parts of the actual report server applications, this file affects only how the report designer SQL Server Data Tool or SSDT for SQL runs, processes, and renders a report request.
Furthermore, in contrast to the other two configuration files discussed, whose location is within the SQL Server file directories, this configuration file resides within the Visual Studio directory structure. In the below screen print, first, an additional pdf render option is added, and second, the Word export visibility option is set to false.
One other helpful setting in the designer config file that is often changes center around the CacheDatafForPreview option; this value determines whether during report preview the design tool SSDT caches data files for later use or does not cache these files.
Adjusting this setting to false means that that no SSRS data cache files xxx. The configuration files used for reporting services allow you to make changes to several settings within a report server. Where is Rsconfig? File Location. You can run the utility from any folder on your file system. Check whether your account which you are using for deploying the report is having access to report server URL or not. If your account dont have access then get it and try. For the edition, you can check the system registry.
Configuration reports are used to provide a detailed report on the configuration of a component or sets of components. To perform a configuration report, you must: Select the component for the report; Configure the appropriate options for the report; Run the report. Showcases data-driven information in the form of formatted reports with a variety of maps, tabular reports, matrix reports, graphs, images, charts. It comes as a free version with SQL Server. The version information is embedded in the underlying HTML.
Report Manager is a convenient web user interface to the Report Server that enables you toview and administer your reports, data sources, and report resources.
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