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I have inherited a SQL Server which has around 20 handwritten reports in Visual Studio, but I can't find the project/solution for these reports on the server... what should I be looking for?
Thanks
Craig
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The Reporting Services project file is a .rptproj extension. If for some reason you can't find this project file, you can always create a new Report Server Project, then add the reports to the project.
To do so, create the project, right-click on the Report folder, click Add -> Existing Item... Select the reports and click Ok.
Hope this helps!
Michael R.
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| If you're looking for the porject/solution files on the report server, you won't find them there unless the developer built them there. Only the RDL files (and data sources) are deployed to the server.
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Use Jaspers tool to reverse engineer the reports and have it create the solution file for you...
http://sqldbatips.com/showarticle.asp?ID=62
Cheers,
Ben Sullins
bensullins.com
Beer is my primary key...
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