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December 7th, 2005, 10:25 PM
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deploy report for runtime environment
Hi, i am new to on this reporting service. I am wondering whether the report i generated using reporting service can be moved to other host (PC) which has no .net framework, nor the reporting service software,and not connected to my report sever database, yet i stil can perform the same viewing, filtering on the host.
If it is possible, what files should i moved to the new host (assumming the new host has its own database server)
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January 22nd, 2006, 11:56 PM
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A report exists in three states the published report definition (the rdl file), the intermediate report where any query parameters have been applied and the data pulled (this is cached in ReportServer or ReportServerTempDB databases -- depending on what type of cache), or the rendered report (such as a pdf file).
You can take a rendered report and move it elsewhere and view it provided you have the required app, acrobat reader, excel, etc.
Intermediate Reports exist in a database in a complex form so they can't really be moved.
Published reports -- well the rdl file can be moved but you can not display any data without something to process the rdl (the report server and the report server requires IIS and .NET) query the datasource and then render it.
In short -- no
David Lundell
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