If you upgrade from SQL Server 9. To fix this issue after you upgrade, you can edit the RSReportServer. When you install a bit instance and a bit instance of SQL Server Reporting Services or later SSRS side by side on a computer, and you uninstall the bit instance, four Reporting Services registry keys are removed. Removing the keys breaks the bit instance of Reporting Services. The Reporting Services registry keys that are removed when you uninstall the bit instance are:.
To fix this issue, you can repair the bit instance. Although it is recommended to use repair, you can add the registry keys again manually by using Registry Editor.
Incorrectly editing the registry can severely damage your system. Before making changes to the registry, you should back up any valued data on the computer. Got feedback or more questions? Share ideas for SQL. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode.
Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. Use Central Administration to verify and fix one or more of the following issues: A report server URL is not configured.
If you installed the default configuration for native mode, no action is required. The service account is set to the account that you specified when you installed the Reporting Services instance.
If you installed but did not configure the report server, select the Network Service built-in account. When you install the Reporting Services extensions, the Business Connector proxy account is automatically assigned as the service account for the Reporting Services instance.
Create a virtual directory for the Reporting Services web service. Create a database for the Reporting Services instance. By default, the database is named ReportServer. Create a virtual directory for Report Manager. Report Manager is the website that reports are published to. When you install the Reporting Services extensions, the Business Connector proxy account is automatically assigned as the execution account for the Reporting Services instance.
To administer an instance of the report server locally, you must complete additional configuration steps when you deploy Reporting Services on Windows Server Windows Server limits the overuse of elevated permissions by removing administrator permissions when you access applications.
If you are a member of the local Administrators group, you run most applications as if you are using the Standard User account because the operating system removes permissions.
The URL precisely identifies the location of an instance of a report server application on your network. When you create a report server URL, you must specify the following parts. If you used the default values to configure URLs, you should be able to access the Report Server Web service using URLs that specify the computer name or localhost as the host name:.
The settings that make these URLs available appear in the following table. This table shows the default values that enable a report server connection though URLs that include a host name:. SYS using syntax that allows variations of the host name to resolve to a particular report server instance.
If you change the service account, the Reporting Services Configuration tool will update all URL reservations that you created to pick up the new account information. This is the default security extension. If you are implementing a custom or Forms authentication provider, you must modify the authentication settings on the report server. Optionally, you can also change the Windows Authentication settings to match the authentication subsystem used in your network.
To do so, click on Enter the product key. For my installation, I have selected the evaluation edition. Clicking on Next takes you to review and accept the license terms. Click on Next after accepting the license terms.
The next screen shows that you will need a database engine instance on this or separate server for the report server database. It also contains a link to check supported database engine versions and editions.
Click on Next to specify an install location. Once setup is complete, it installs all the necessary installation files for Reporting Services and gives the option to configure the report server manually. This basically launches the Report Server Configuration Manager.
The Report Server database name and Report server mode show as blank since no configuration has been completed yet. Click on Change Database to configure it. I want to setup a new report server database, so click on create a new report server database. If we want to use an existing database, select choose an existing report server database. Click on Next and enter a database name and select the language to use for running SQL scripts.
On the next page, specify the credentials of an existing account that the report server will use to connect to the report server database. Verify the configuration and click on Next to start the configuration. Now that the database configuration is complete, we need to configure a URL used to access the report server.
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