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I hate to ask, but have you pressed the apply button like it asks you to do? There's no errors on these images to tell us anything about why it...

Subscription data is stored in (surprisingly), the Subscription table. Paramater details are stored in "XML" (it's actually a string) in the Extension Settings field.

dhb (7/20/2016)

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I finally worked around SSIS by using xp_CmdShell in a stored procedure to import the text file and then move it to an archive when finished. It took about...

What is the actual value you're looking for? You haven't explained that. The formula you've provided though will provide the overall percentage, so if that's not what you're after what...

At this stage, it really sounds like you did a...

That's not SSRS, that's Visual studio.

You said you couldn't start it, so it can't be.

If your error is what I think it's saying, it could be implying that one, or more, of the underlying configuration files is invalid. Considering you've been attempting to edit...

Thanks, that's part of the error but not all of it. What have you tried so far?

These are you SQL server logs. You need to provide the errors from your Event Viewer. Right Click Computer -> Manage -> Event Viewer -> Windows Logs -> [Find the...

The error would suggest that the file could not be found, rather than the permissions being denied. The name of your file, however, doesn't look correct, there is no share...

Those are you SQL server logs, not your event logs. Please supply the error message received from attempting to start Reporting Services.

I can't see the actual error in any of these messages. Please supply the error message.

Reporting Services is failing to start. I would suggest looking at your event logs, which will give you further details. You can post the error here if it doesn't give...