SharePoint 2010 & SQL Server Report Builder 3.0 - HTTP 404 Error

Hi all,
Apologies if this post is not in the correct forum.
I have recently upgraded my SQL installation on my SharePoint server from Express 2008 R2 to Standard 2008 R2 so I could set up Reporting Services Integration in CA. Followed instructions I found on web and all appeared to be good.
Installed Report Builder on my PC and set up a data source to a List I have on one of my site collections - "Test Connection" works fine. If I then try to create a Dataset using Query Designer, I get the error below -
"An error occurred when accessing the specified SharePoint list. The connection string might not be valid. Verify that the connection string is correct - The request failed with HTTP status 404: Not Found. (System.Web.Services)".
I can't even get to a point where I can see any fields from my list.
I am happy to provide any further information to try and clarify my problem. Any help would be most appreciated!

Just an update. I resolved my issue. The problem appeared to that when creating the Data Source, I had been adding the URL of the actual list (eg. http://servername/sitename/listname) as the connection string where in fact I should have just
added the server name and site - eg. http://servername/sitename.
Hopefully this may help somebody else :-)

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