Database Reference
In-Depth Information
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OverwriteDataSources
: This property controls whether or not to
overwrite the one already deployed if the project contains a shared
data source with the same name as one already deployed to the
report server.
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TargetDatasetFolder
: This property controls the name of the folder
where shared datasets contained in project will be deployed.
°
TargetDataSourceFolder
: This property controls the name of
the folder where shared data sources contained in project will
be deployed.
°
TargetReportFolder
: This property controls the name of the folder
where report files contained in project will be deployed.
°
TargetReportPartFolder
: This property controls the name of
the folder where shared report parts contained in project will
be deployed.
For all of the previous properties defining folder
locations, if the folder does not already exist, a new
one will be created.
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TargetServerURL
: This property contains the URL of the report
server and servers as the base path for all of the
*Folder
properties
listed earlier. While deploying to a report server installed in the
SharePoint Integrated mode, this URL will point to the SharePoint site.
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TargetServerVersion
: This property contains the version of the
report server to which the project will be deployed. While deploying
to SQL Server Reporting Services 2012, leave this value at SQL Server
2008 R2 or later.
3.
Enter the appropriate value for the
TargetServerURL
property and leave all
other deployment properties set to the defaults. In my case, with a default
report server installation on the same system that I have used to develop this
report, I can simply use the URL
http://localhost/ReportServer
.
4.
After clicking on
OK
to save the changes to the project properties, right-click
on the name of the project (for example,
Sales Report Project
) in the
Solution
Explorer
window, and select
Deploy
to deploy all objects in the project to the
report server.
