URL Access
The report server is accessible through URL requests. URL requests contain parameters that are processed by the report server. The way in which the report server handles URL requests depends on the parameters, parameter prefixes, and types of items that are included in the URL. For more information about specific parameter prefixes, see Using Parameter Prefixes in a URL.
You can use URL access to embed hyperlinks to reports and other report server items in the applications that you develop. Report server URLs adhere to the URL formatting guidelines as proposed by the joint World Wide Web Consortium W3C/IETF draft standard. Reporting Services URL functionality is compatible with most Internet browsers or applications that support standard URL addressing.
En esta sección
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Describes the syntax for accessing the report server directly through a URL. |
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Lists the parameter prefixes available for use in URL access. |
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Describes how to use URL commands. |
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Describes how to reference a report server item in a URL. |
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Describes the URL access parameters that are available for configuring the way in which reports are displayed in the viewer. |
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Describes how to run reports through URL access. |
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Describes the parameters used to specify particular rendering formats. |
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Describes how to pass report parameters to a report using a URL. |
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Describes how to use URL commands to manage session state. |
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Describes how to render a report history snapshot using URL commands. |
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Describes how to specify search text in a URL. |
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Describes how to use URL commands to set data source credentials. |
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Describes how to use URL commands to pas device info settings. |
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Describes how to override report server language settings in a URL. Reports will render in the language set in the URL. |
Vea también
Conceptos
Introducing Reporting Services Programming
Otros recursos
Integrating Reporting Services Using URL Access
Reporting Services Programming
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