Managing and Working With Published Reports
If you deployed a report server in native mode, SQL Server 2005 provides two tools for working with published reports and other managed content on a report server. You can use Report Manager if you want to manage a single report server instance using a Web-based tool, or you can use Management Studio if you prefer to manage one or more report server instances alongside other SQL Server components that are deployed together on the same system. Both tools provide nearly identical functionality, allowing you to create, delete, secure, and modify items in the same report server folder hierarchy. You can also use these tools to view reports, set distribution schedules, and manage report processing, data connections, and subscriptions.
If you configured a report server to run in SharePoint integrated mode, you can view and manage report server content from a SharePoint Web application. For more information about server modes, see Deployment Modes for Reporting Services.
In This Section
- Viewing Reports
Explains how to view reports and browser folders using Report Manager, a browser, or SharePoint Web parts.
- Exporting Reports
Explains how to export reports to other applications.
- Saving Reports
Describes approaches for saving a report.
- Printing Reports
Provides information about different approaches for printing reports, client-side print configuration, and the RSClientPrint ActiveX control.
- Managing Report Server Content
Provides information about managing reports, report history, My Reports, resources, and folders.
- Customizing Style Sheets for HTML Viewer and Report Manager
Provides information about the style sheets used for HTML Viewer and Report Manager.
- Delivering Reports Through Subscriptions
Describes subscription and delivery processes used to distribute reports.
- Scheduling Reports and Subscriptions
Provides information about creating and managing schedules, which are used to automate report processing.
- Managing Report Processing
Provides information about report execution, session management, caching, and job management.
See Also
Concepts
Setting Data Source Properties in Reporting Services
Creating, Managing, and Delivering Reports Overview
Report Manager
Report Server Folder Hierarchy
SQL Server Reporting Services
Managing Permissions and Security for Reporting Services