• jfogel (6/17/2013)


    philcart (7/6/2011)


    Firstly, I'd ask what is behind the requirement to run the subscription using T-SQL? That really defeats the purpose of setting up the subscription in the first place. When you create a subscription you're saying "run this report, with these parameter values, at this time".

    Lack of a version other than Standard is the most likely cause. If you have a single report that has to be run for 10-20 "groups" via a different value for a parameter you you find yourself in the position the OP is or was in. I'm facing the same thing and I don't want to write a web-based front end because we already have something like that to setup all the details about what the report should run for and where it should go.

    Rendering the reports via the web service isn't a "web-based front end". Generally it's a console application that calls the appropriate methods as shown in the example url I posted.

    If your requirement is to render and distribute, not display, the reports, then the web service is what you should be using.

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