What version are you using?  If it is 2012 or above - you should change your deployment model to use the Integration Services Catalog.  Using that model you don't need...

If you are looking to search objects - and not values in columns - then I would recommend downloading and installing SQL Search from Redgate.  Does exactly what you want...

Okay - the problem is that you have your projects set to overwrite the shared data source, so when you deploy the report it will update the data source.  To...

Yes - you can deploy your reports multiple times to different folders on the same instance.  The reports have to be built using a shared data source - not embedded...

You can use the LAG function to return the previous end date - something like LAG(dEnd,1) OVER(PARTITION BY nArticle_Id ORDER BY nRev_Id) As NewStartDate

Instead of using a loop - you can create a query that output the table data as an HTML table.  here is a simple example:

Set Nocount On;

Setup Integration Services Catalog and switch to project based deployment - deploy to the catalog.  So much easier...

Install the necessary components - they are provided as separate downloads.  If you don't want to do that - then you need to implement the same ADO.NET code that you...

If you can setup and use AlwaysOn availability groups - with a read-only secondary you have several advantages.  The read-only secondary can also be used for adhoc reporting - real...

http://bretstateham.com/extracting-ssrs-report-rdl-xml-from-the-reportserver-database/

Found this - should get you started...

If you have instant initialization enabled (Perform Volume Maintenance policy) - and a robust IO subsystem - then a larger auto growth won't have a large impact on the users....