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Now don’t get me wrong, I have written a boat load of reports in many other formats (crystal, web, actuate, etc) but have never really had the opportunity or the pleasure to write in my preferred environment. Having been a developer and admin in my past life, you may find it strange that I have never before today created a SQL Server Reporting Services report. We have created audits for the server and for the database as well as being able to query the audits, but what good is an audit if you cannot print a report and hand it to the auditors?
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Problem solved, reports migrated successfully.Ĭontinuing our learning series on auditing, today we look at the next logical step: Reporting. In this particular instance we had to reopen the data source and enter new credentials. These scripts can then be copied over to the new server and executed by command shell. Run the program on the original server and select your Report folder and scripts are generated and placed into a folder of your choosing. This was also not an option with a fair amount of reports to migrate.Įnter Reporting Services Scripter from.
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After an exhaustive search the only option I saw within the tool was to download reports one at a time and upload them into the new server. So what happens then if you have other jobs on the new and old servers? This is not a good recommendation. They recommended migrating the ReportServer and ReportServerTempDB databases to the new server and then reinstalling SSRS on the original server.
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I started researching how to migrate these reports and was not pleased to see Citrix’s response. If you follow my blog, you will probably see that I have not had much experience with SSRS, my reporting experience has been with Crystal and other minor packages. But wait a minute, that database has SSRS reports installed on that server and not our main reporting server.

No problem, I have done that a million times before.

Yesterday I was tasked with migrating our Citrix EdgeSight database off of a 2005 SQL Server and migrating it to a new 2008R2 Server.
