Overview of SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 Architecture, Features, and Tools - Learning SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 - page 149

You can change this error level in the property pages of a SSDT project. This is to
allow you to take a look at what changes you can make and avoid errors. This is not
intended for a novice developer. ErrorLevel property is used to test the sensitivity
of build to errors as shown in the next table:

ErrorLevel Description

0 Most severe and unavoidable build issues

that prevent preview and deployment of
reports

1 Severe build issues that change the report

layout drastically

2 Less severe build issues that change report

layout insignificantly

3 Minor build issues that change the report

layout in minor ways that might not be
noticeable

4 Minor build issues that change the report

layout in minor ways that might not be
noticeable

Viewing reports
There are a variety of viewing options to view reports, local as well as published.
Some of the following are already covered in Chapter 2 , SQL Server Reporting Services
2012 Projects with Visual Studio 2012 :

• Using a browser to view reports on Reporting Services Web Service or
SharePoint Site, including viewing Power View
• Report delivery by subscription by e-mail or shared folder to be viewed by
a report reader
• Export of report via Report Viewer toolbar to different formats (configured
on the Report Server)
• Hardcopy of a report
• Reports for Web or Windows Forms Application and the Report Viewer
can point to content on the Report Server