SSRS Server Move-Native to Integrated

Is it possible to move SSRS report data from a native environment to an SSRS integrated environment? If so, what are the steps or can you connect me to resources to assist?

Hi,
Thanks for posting in MSDN forum.
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we reinstalled the reporting services but still persists the issue.
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Hi Krishnakumar_DeV,
Based on the current description, I understand that you should use the Windows NTLM authentication and delete the Negotiatein in authentication tag from RSReportServer.config which is located in the folder “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web
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How to find which SSRS server connects to my Report Server DB?

I have a reporting services running on server A. I am using the report server db located on server B for SSRS located on Server A. How can I determine which SSRS server is connecting to the Report Server DB located on Server B??
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Hi Shanoof Bacheer,
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Thanks
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Hi Edward,
Thanks for your reply. I am using script task to connect web service. Below is the code I am using for generating reports connecting SSRS web service.
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string deviceInfo = null;
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string mimeType = String.Empty;
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If you had install Sharepoint server, then configure the Reporting Services in Sharepoint mode to take advantage of the Sharepoint. However, when you run a report in the SharePoint integrated mode in SQL Server Reporting Services, the report may run noticeably
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SSRS 2012 SP2, Native / Report Manager, non-IE browsers show date parameters in US format MM/DD/YYYY, ignoring locale settings

I have a server running SSRS 2012 SP2, in Native / Report Manager mode. The server, reports, desktop etc are all set to en-AU.
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1) SSRS report has data-source to SQL Server 2008 R2 database store procedure.
2) SQL Server procedure execute SELECT query using linked server to Oracle database (Oracle driver).
3) SSRS report has parameter call 'Customer' which allows user to filter the data. This customer report parameter drop-down is also get execute SQL store procedure and get data from Oracle linked server.
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Hi KM,
Thanks for your post.
It seems a little strange. Do you mean the reports is working fine with parameter change behavior in report design tool(Visual Studio 2008), however, when you publish this report from design tool to Reporting services SharePoint site, it works with only
default parameter values, once you change the parameter value, you would encounte the error “can't execute main SQL procedure Oracle package to linked server”? If so, I would suggest you to create a SQL Agent job on your SQL Server engine to timely synchronous
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http://doc.ddart.net/mssql/sql2000/html/trblsql/tr_reslsyserr_1_1o1i.htm
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