#SQL SERVER 2014 REPORT BUILDER INSTALL#
#SQL SERVER 2014 REPORT BUILDER UPGRADE#
#SQL SERVER 2014 REPORT BUILDER WINDOWS#

You might also see additional buttons and commands on the toolbar. Depending on permissions, you might see additional folders, hyperlinks to reports, and resource files within the startup page. The Web Portal opens in the browser window. For more information about URLs used in Reporting Services, see Configure Report Server URLs (Report Server Configuration Manager). By default, the URL is You can use the Reporting Services Configuration tool to confirm the server name and URL. In the address bar of the Web browser, type the Web Portal URL. For information on supported browsers and browser versions, see Browser Support for Reporting Services and Power View.

To learn more about permissions, see Roles and Permissions (Reporting Services). Users with permissions to view reports will get links that they can click to open the reports. Users who have no permissions will get an empty page. The Web Portal provides different pages and options depending on the role assignments of the current user.

#SQL SERVER 2014 REPORT BUILDER INSTALL#

Installation: The Web Portal is installed when you install Reporting Services Native mode: Install Reporting Services Native Mode Report ServerД«efore you can open the Web Portal, you must have sufficient permissions (initially, only members of the local Administrators group have permissions that provide access to the Web Portal features). You can also use the Web Portal to view reports. Use Web portal (SSRS Native Mode) to set permissions, manage subscriptions and schedules, and work with reports. Next Steps: Configure and Administer a Report Server (SSRS Native Mode) and Report Server Configuration Manager (Native Mode). To verify that you launched the tool, compare your results to the following image:

You cannot configure earlier versions of Reporting Services. Only SQL Server 2008 and later report server instances appear in the list. In Instance Name, choose the SQL Server Reporting Services instance that you want to configure. For more information, see Configure a Report Server for Remote Administration. The report server must be configured for remote administration in advance. If you specify a remote computer, click Find to establish a connection. The name of the local computer is specified by default, but you can also type the name of a remote SQL Server instance. In Server Name, specify the name of the computer on which the report server instance is installed. The Report Server Installation Instance Selection dialog box appears so that you can select the report server instance you want to configure.

#SQL SERVER 2014 REPORT BUILDER WINDOWS#

In the Windows start menu, type reporting and in the Apps search results, click Report Server Configuration Manager.Д¬lick Start, then click Programs, then click Microsoft SQL Server, then click Configuration Tools, and then click Report Server Configuration Manager. To start the Report Server Configuration Manager For more information, see Install Reporting Services Native Mode Report Server.

Installation: Reporting Services Configuration Manager is installed when you install Reporting Services Native mode.

Configure unattended report processing and e-mail report delivery.

#SQL SERVER 2014 REPORT BUILDER UPGRADE#

Create or upgrade the report server database.

Use the Native mode configuration manager to complete the following: Report Server Configuration Manager (Native Mode) For other tutorials, see Reporting Services Tutorials (SSRS). If you are already familiar with the tools, you can move on to other tutorials to learn skills for using Reporting Services. This tutorial introduces the tools used to configure a report server, manage report server content and operations, and create and publish paginated and mobile Reporting Services reports.

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