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With this accomplished, you can now have documents of the Reporting Services
content type in Documents as shown for New Document . You can also have
documents of the type shown to this library. When you save a report created using
SSDT or, Report Builder, you will save it to the Reports library in SharePoint site.
There are a few more steps before you start creating reports and work with them in
SharePoint. The SQL Server Reporting Services service has a proxy that you need
to associate with the web application for your reports. This was shown in Chapter 1 ,
Overview and Installation - SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 . Follow this link to create
the association: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg492284.aspx .
This can be carried out in Central Administration.
Creating a report in Report Builder and
saving it to the Documents library
We keep the SharePoint server running. You can bring a report into SharePoint
server in three ways:
• Author a report using SSDT, or Report Builder and deploy/save to the
Documents folder
• You can upload a report on your file system using the Upload option