Looking for tips on scheduling MS SSRS reports (SQL Server
Reporting Services) in a SharePoint environment. I'm googling
this topic but any tips or 3rd party utilities that make this
process easier would be appreciated.
Background: SQL Server 2008R2, SharePoint 2010.
Thanks,
Malcolm
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On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 10:05 AM, Malcolm Greene <profox@bdurham.com> wrote:
> Looking for tips on scheduling MS SSRS reports (SQL Server
> Reporting Services) in a SharePoint environment. I'm googling
> this topic but any tips or 3rd party utilities that make this
> process easier would be appreciated.
>
> Background: SQL Server 2008R2, SharePoint 2010.
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We have done this as a Job from SS and no Sharepoint.
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