SSRS sharepoint integrated report refershes after 60 secs of idle time

Hi All
we have SSRS 2012 report integrated with sharepoint 2013 in which when we click on any toggle item after some idle time of 60 secs then it refreshing complete report .
what we observered.
1. there is no problem when we expand toggle items without idle item.
2. when we open the report ond expand few toggles and keep idle for 60 seconds and try to expand another toggle item then complete report refresh is happening with all toggle items are collapsing.
3. If you keep idle for 60 minutes and if you didnt do any action like expanding toggle items it is not refreshing.
why it is happening how to stop that complete refresh.
Surendra Thota

Hi Surendra_Thota,
According to your description, there is SSRS drilldown report of sharepoint integrated mode, when you expand toggle after 60 seconds idle time, the report will be completely refreshed, and all toggle items are collapsed.
The report session keeps alive by pinging the server periodically for every N-1 second, where N being the timeout of the session set within Reporting Service. In this case, the report session has already expired in one minute and hence whenever we access
the page after one minute, the report will be completely refreshed. To solve the problem, we can increase the report session timeout for Reporting service 2012 in SharePoint integrated mode by following steps:
Browse the SharePoint central administration URL and navigate to Application Management -> Manage service applications (Under Service Applications).
Select the Reporting services service application and click on manage.
Click on System Settings.
Locate the Session Timeout setting. We can change it to 1200.
Click on OK.
If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask.
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HA server: SharePoint integrated
I want the SQL setups to be as consistent as possible, but don't see a way to switch the HA server to Native. Doable? I read
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb326407(v=sql.105).aspx but I want to keep the same database name. Can I delete the SharePoint Integrated Report Server DB and recreate
as native?
Thanks,
Scott

Hi scogordo,
According to your description, you want to switch to native mode for the HA server with SharePoint. Right?
In Reporting Services, as you can see in your link, we have to specify a database running at native mode as report server database. Since you still want to keep the previous database name, we suggest you change the name of previous database.
Then use the previous name for the new created native mode database.
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

SSRS sharepoint integrated report refershes after 60 secs of idle time

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