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This example shows you how to create a C# program to download SSRS reports from a server.

Introduction

Working with SSRS reports hosted on a server recently, I was faced with the dilemma of having to put reports from the server into a source control repository for branching / tagging / and just all around good measure.  Initially, I started manually downloading each report individually, but this grew to be a headache and I was prone to miss a report someone had modified (not to mention I felt like a punch card operator from 1967).

So I started asking around if someone knew of a way to just grab all the reports from the server, but nobody I talked to had heard of anything to do that (and wondered why I would want to... as I say to myself, " okayyy ").  Next, I researched the functionality and found some terrible 3rd party software out there attempting to do this (all the time wondering how MS missed the boat on this one).

I eventually found out this can be done by writing your own program and attaching to an SSRS web service that resides on your server!  All right, well lets get to it then... 

Background

You'll need to be familiar with C#, Visual Studio 2010, and a little familiar with SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 R2.  I'll walk you through linking in the web service.  You'll also need to know the URL for your SSRS Web Service.  This might be a good reference for you if you're not familiar with how SSRS and it's Web Services operate: Report Server Web Service

Attaching to the SSRS Web Service

Start a new C# WinForms project, or download the source I've provided here, then follow these steps:

Right click on "References" then click the menu option here:

Next click this button at the bottm of the screen:

Now click this button on the bottom of the next page:

Now you'll need to enter the url address to your SSRS asmx file.  You're going to have to know the address to this service.   The one I used below to show Documentation and Methods is on my network and will not work for you (so I blanked it out).

You'll want to give a good Web reference name then click the "Add Reference" button.  For the purpose of this article and the source code I've upload, I named mine  RSWebReference_SSRS .

This concludes the article.  You'll need to download the source code to see how I actually use the webservice.  It's very straightforward.  FYI, I did run into some hitches that I was able to resolve;  So , this article should be a good starting point for anyone wanting to be able to download any or all of their SSRS reports from a server.

Programmatically Playing With SSRS Subscriptions:

This article demonstrates how can you dynamically handle SQL Server Reporting Services Subscriptions without using the SSRS interface at all. :

Introduction:

SQL Server Reporting Services offers programmatically handling various report subscriptions. You can read specific subscriptions and change them in the code-behind as required. I assume that you are already aware about the subscription mechanism in Reporting Services. For some of you who are not, subscription in Reporting Services is nothing but an automated service (SQL Server job) defined and set by you to deliver reports at specific times or in specific events. You also define in which format the report will be presented to the user. Now, whatever subscription properties you have set, everything will be stored in the Report Server database. The Schedule, Subscriptions, and ReportSchedule tables contain all those information.:

Implementation:

You can download the code provided with this article. In this article, I am not going to discuss the full code, rather I will emphasize more on the key points.:

First, create a Windows or Web Application. Add a Web Reference to ReportingService2006. If SSRS is installed on your system, then you can easily find ReportService2006.asmx in the following URL::

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Please note that servername has to be replaced by the actual Report Server URL. If Report Server is not installed on your system, then you can find this Web Service in a remote Report Server using the above mentioned URL (server name has to be replaced).:

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Call the GetSubscriptionProperties method of the ReportingService2006 Web Service by passing the subscription ID of the subscription which needs to be changed::

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Different parameter details for this method are as follows::

·         Subscription ID: The unique id of the subscription which needs to be modified.:

·         Extension Settings: The report delivery extension and its configurable settings. This is an output parameter.:

·         Description : Contains some meaningful description which will be displayed to the user. This is an output parameter.:

·         ActiveState: Returns the ActiveState of the specified subscription. This is an output parameter.:

·         Status : The status of the Subscription and an output parameter.:

·         EventType: Returns the type of event that triggers the subscription. This is an output parameter.:

·         MatchData: Returns XML data specific to the report execution and delivery scheduling process. This is an output parameter.:

·         ParameterValue [ ]: A collection of different report parameters for the report. This is also an output parameter.:

To get all the extension settings returned from the Web Service, you can use the following code::

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As I wrote earlier, the matchdata parameter returns the XML string which needs to be parsed first in order to change or modify it. You can always fire a select statement in the Subscription table on the ReportServer database to see how the matchdata column looks like. But, the pre-requisite is that you have to create a report subscription first. Understand the XML definition of the match data in different schedule durations, and then parse and bind it to a different control as per your requirement.:

After binding all information retrieved from ReportingService2006, it is your turn to change the data as per the requirement. Now, to save the subscription, please note that you need to again create an XML string that containing the modified report scheduling definition. Finally, call the SetSubscriptionProperties method of the ReportingService2006 web service.:

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It will update the Subscription definition in the ReportServer database. It is very important to be note that the matchdata which is generated dynamically should be consistent with the exact definition. There are five types of schedule durations, which are Once, Hourly, Daily, Hourly, Weekly, and Monthly. For each different schedule duration, the XML schema is more or less different. So, it is my suggestion to you not to use the SetSubscriptionProperties method to change the subscription with out understanding the matchdata format for different schedule durations. Otherwise, report subscription may be corrupted by improper matchdata .:

Notes & References:

The following link can be very useful during the implementation: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/reportservice2006.reportingservice2006_members.aspx.:

You can visit my technical blog at: http://tech-motive.blogspot.com.:

Reports Publisher

A tool used for publishing Microsoft Reports to a Microsoft WebService.

Introduction

Microsoft Web service provides us to upload Reports (*.rdl files) along with the data-sets and data-stores required for the reports to view. But when the reports (*.rdl files) and data-sets (*.rsd) are more .. the time taken to upload all the files and link report files to data-sets and later linking all data-sets to a data-source will take time. Hence this Report Publisher tool will create a Windows interface and by just clicking the button, the above mentioned activities can be done in a simple way.

Background

Background knowledge before going forward requires:

·         Web services

·         Microsoft's Reporting Services and functions

·         Reports, data sets, and data source

·         Windows application in Visual Studio

Using the code 

Using this code, we can upload reports to Reporting Services of Microsoft in a faster way. The following are the classes used for this application:

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Steps to create this tool:

1.      Create a Windows application in Microsoft Visual Studio and create a graphical Windows Form interface as below.

2.      The Button click event to the Publish Button is as follows:

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3.      Creating folders in Reporting Service is as follows:

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4.      After creating folders, we need to upload Reports, Datasets, and Datastores and the process is shown below:

a.      Uploading the Reports

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b.      Creating of data sets in Reporting Service:

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c.      Creating Reports Data Source and binding to SQL Server.

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Points of Interest 

Learning how Windows Reporting Services operates manually and creating a tool coded for avoiding the manual uploads.

SSRS 2012 Forms Authentication:

SQL Server Reporting services forms authentication implementation:

·          Download Configurations.zip - 10.9 KB:

·          Download sample - 160.7 KB:

·          Download sample - 472 KB:

Introduction :

Being new to Sql Server Reporting Services, I was facing lot of problems to implement Single sign on with Forms authentication and understand its working model. I am writing this post to convey my learning so that it would be useful for some one who starts new. I would like to include detailed implementation in this post. :

I have implemented SSRS forms authentication using SSRS 2012 and VS 2012. :

Let me first start explaining my scenario, I was needed to implement Single Sign on to reports from a WPF application, The reports would be deployed in a report server and the WPF application needs to access reports directly instead of asking for login.:

I developed this for a product so I required a prototype for the above scenario and show the Single sign on Implementation.   :

Background :

Lets get started, The below link gives you a clear picture of SSRS Reporting services with Forms authentication.:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa902691.aspx :

Forms Authentication Setup  :

Lets Start Action :

SSRS by default, supports Windows authentication mode. If you want to have interaction with other domain you need to configure forms authentication. There is a forms authentication sample provided by Microsoft.:

The sample can be downloaded here http://msftrsprodsamples.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=SS2008R2!Security%20Extension%20Sample :

The above link provide details regarding the deployment of sample to SSRS. Make sure that you manipulate the code changes in the above site. :

Note: Check that you build the sample with complete version of Visual Studio, I initially build the security extension sample with VS 2012 Dev Express and the deployment was not behaving as expected. However, when performed in professional edition it worked. I really don't know why. :

Also, be sure you don't change the targetframework version of custom security extension which you download from the above. For some reasons the dlls were not picked up by the reporting server when I modified the target framework to 4.0. :

I would be repeating the same steps as mentioned in the above website, However would be pointing out the areas where you would go wrong, since I went wrong :P. :

Make sure you performed all the changes that need to be done in code before you begin building the sample. :

Hoping you downloaded, build the sample with key.  We will dive into configurations, which is the vital part of Implementation. :

Important: :

Make back up copies of all your configuration changes before you proceed with changes. :

<InstallLocation> is considered as "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services" below. This is the default location for default instance MSSQLSERVER. :

REPORT SERVER FILES MODIFICATION:   :

To modify the RSReportServer.config file:  :

RsReportServer.config file can be found <InstallLocation>\ReportServer. Locate the <AuthenticationTypes> element and modify the settings as follows: :

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Locate the <Security>  and <Authentication> elements, within the <Extensions> element, and modify the settings as follows: :

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Locate the <UI>  element and update it as follows:

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Note: If you are running the sample security extension in a development environment that does not have a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate installed, you must change the value of the <UseSSL> element to False in the above configuration. :

To modify the RSSrvPolicy.config file: :

You will need to add a code group for your custom security extension that grants  FullTrust  permission for your extension. :

You do this by adding the code group to the RSSrvPolicy.config file.:

Open the RSSrvPolicy.config file located in the  <InstallLocation> \ReportServer directory. :

Add the following <CodeGroup>  element after the existing code group in the security policy file that has a URL membership of  $CodeGen  as indicated below and then add an entry as follows to RSSrvPolicy.config: :

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The Modified code looks like below:  :

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To modify the Web.config file for Report Server:

Open the Web.config file in a text editor. By default, the file is located in the <InstallLocation> \ReportServer directory.:

Locate the  <identity>  element and set the Impersonate attribute to false.  <identity impersonate="false" /> :

Locate the <authentication>  element and change the Mode attribute to Forms.:

Add the following <forms>  element as a child of the  <authentication>  element and set the  loginUrl , name, timeout, and path attributes as follows: :

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Add the following <authorization>  element directly after the  <authentication>  element:

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This will deny unauthenticated users the right to access the report server. The defined loginUrl attribute of the  <authentication>  element will redirect unauthenticated requests to the Logon.aspx page. :

REPORT MANAGER FILES MODIFICATION:   :

To modify the RSMgrPolicy.config file:

Open the Report Manager policy file, RSMgrPolicy.config, located in the <InstallLocation> \ReportManager directory. :

Locate the following code group in RSMgrPolicy.config and change the PermissionSetName  attribute from Execution to  FullTrust  as follows::

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To use Forms Authentication, you need to modify the Web.config files for Report Manager and Report Server.:

To modify the Web.config file for Report Manager :

Open the Web.config for Report Manager. It is located in the  <InstallLocation> \ReportManager directory. Disable impersonation by locating the section <identity impersonate= "true" />  and changing it to the following: <identity impersonate="false" />. Locate the <authentication> element and change the Mode attribute to Forms. <authentication mode="Forms" /> :

Add the following keys to the <appSettings>  element.:

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Change the <Server Name>  value to the name of the report server and the <Instance Name> value to the name of the instance the report server is associated with.:

Example: :

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Note: The <Instance Name>  for a default instance is  RS_MSSQLSERVER . It is mandatory to prefix  RS_ <ReportServerName>  for the sample to recognize report server instance.:

Example: If you are have installed another instance of Reporting server say " SQLEXPRESS ", then you would require to mention your ReportServerInstance  as "RS_SQLEXPRESS".  :

Once the configuration changes are done, restarting the report server service is required.:

Go to start=>services.msc:

Identify the service "SQL Server Reporting Services (MSSQLSERVER)" right click on the service and restart. The mentioned service is the default service created when installed SSRS.:

CREATING USER ACCOUNTS DATABASE: :

You could find the below SQL script in downloaded solution under set up folder. :

Execute "CreateUserStore.sql" file in SQL Server Management Studio.:

Verify User Accounts Database is created.:

You must make sure that report service has access to newly created database, follow the steps below to provide access.:

Providing Permissions to User Accounts for Report Server Service::

 Go to Databases-> UserAccounts->Security->Users:

Right Click Users select "New User":

In General::

1.      Select "Windows User" under UserType dropdown.:

2.      Enter "NT SERVICE\ReportServer" for Username.:

3.      Enter "NT SERVICE\ReportServer" for Password.:

4.      Enter "NT SERVICE\ReportServer" for Default Schema.:

In Membership::

Check db_owner:

Access to NT Service\ReportServer to UserAccounts Database is given.  :

DEBUGGING THE SAMPLE: :

For debugging the sample :

1.      Make sure you copy .pdb files along with the dll's. :

2.      VisualStudioRibbon-> Debug-> Attach to Process-> ReportingServicesService.exe attach to process.(make sure you attach correct instance):

3.      Open Reporting services configuration and navigate to report manager url keeping break point in GetUserInfo().:

4.      You should be able to debug   cheers  :

REMOVING THE SAMPLE EXTENSTION: :

While not generally recommended, it is possible to revert back to Windows Authentication after you have tried out the sample. :

To revert to Windows security:

Restore the following files from your backup copies: Web.config and RSReportServer.config. This should set the authentication and authorization methods for the report server to the default Windows security. This should also remove any entries you made for your extension in the Report Server configuration file.:

After the configuration information is removed, your security extension is no longer available to the report server. You should not have to remove any security descriptors that were created while you were running the report server under the sample security extension. The report server automatically assigns the System Administrator role to the BUILTIN\Administrators group on the computer hosting the report server when Windows Authentication is enabled. However, you will have to manually re-apply any role-based security for your Windows users.:

Note that reverting back to Windows Authentication after migrating to a different security extension is generally not recommended. If you do, you may experience errors when you attempt to access items in the report server database that have custom security descriptors, but no Windows Authentication security descriptors.   :

SINGLE SIGN ON SOURCE CODE: :

I have attached the custom security extension sample with the code changes and the configuration files for reference. :

Note: Never replace the the configuration files directly, since it might affect other existing configurations. Only modify the changes manually by using a text editor.  :

Sample WPF Application Code::

Once the set up is done, Single Sign on for Forms authentication works obtaining authToken(Cookie) by passing the validation credentials. So we need to reference the reporting service and call LogonUser(). Once the validation is successful the method returns  authcookie  which needs to be captured and passed along with the next request header. The below code gives a clear picture of implementation. :

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Thanks, :

Enjoy Coding :) :

stackoverflow.com

I have:
	private readonly ReportingService2010 _rs = new ReportingService2010();
Error: 	The type or namespace name 'ReportingService2010' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

I setup a reference to the SSRS service. The reference does not give me access to ReportingService2010 as I expect. The closest thing is:
	MySsrsServiceNamespace.ReportingService2010SoapClient

How am I supposed to use the ReportingService2010 class? MSDN lists this class vaguely.

Please note I tried using ReportingService2010SoapClient. This class does not match the documentation for ReportingService2010.
For example, ListChildren() only accepts 4 parameters and the Url property does not exist.

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Either create a proxy class and include it in your application or add a web reference to ReportingService. The tutorial is available there:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155134.aspx

Note that if you are going for proxy class and you are using more than one endpoint (ReportExecution, ReportingService)
you should generate proxy classes on different namespaces, otherwise you will get clashes.

Did you do it by web reference? If so, try using WSDL at the command line. Command line syntax:
	wsdl /language:CS /n:"Microsoft.SqlServer.ReportingServices2010" http://serverName/reportserver/ReportService2010.asmx?wsdl

I have done this. The proxy class can be generated by adding a reference to a web service in visual studio.
That's how I did it and where the ReportingService2010SoapClient comes from.
– P.Brian.Mackey Sep 23 '13 at 16:44

I also tried adding ReportingService2010 to a different class in case there was a namespace conflict. Still no go.
– P.Brian.Mackey Sep 23 '13 at 16:48

Did you do it by web reference? If so, try using WSDL - I cannot really help you with adding references in VS,
because I am experienced only with using proxy classes in the area of SSRS endpoints.
– kyooryu Sep 23 '13 at 16:51

Using the command line to generate the proxy class worked! Geez, wish I knew what the heck was up with the web service option failing to generate the proxy?!!
– P.Brian.Mackey Sep 23 '13 at 16:58

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Just ran into the exact same issue. ReportingService2010SoapClient class was available, but the ReportingService2010 class was not. Was driving me nuts.
I had added it as a "Service References", but you have to add it as a "Web References", like so:
1.Delete your old Service Reference


2.Right click on References. The "Add Service Reference" dialog comes up.


3.Do not enter the WSDL URL now, instead: Click on the "Advanced" button at the bottom left.


4.The "Service Reference Settings" dialog comes up.


5.At the bottom left, click the "Add Web Reference" button.


6.Now enter the URL for the WSDL. (for me that was servername/ReportServer/ReportService2010.asmx)


7.Click the small arrow on the right, it will take its sweet time to load.


8.Name the web reference, I used "ReportingService2010WebReference", but ReportingService2010" probably works just as well.


9.Click "Add Reference"


10.In your code, update your using statements to "using .ReportingService2010WebReference (or whatever name you picked)


Code: 		private MySol.ReportService2010WebReference.ReportingService2010 rsClient;
		rsClient = new ReportingService2010(); 		rsClient.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
		CatalogItem[] items = null;
		items = rsClient.ListChildren("/", false);
		foreach (var item in items)
		{
			tr.ErrorMessage += (item.Path + " " + item.CreatedBy); 		}




You deserve the Nobel Peace Prize or something... – werdsackjon Nov 14 '14 at 15:13

He has my vote. Thanks for this. The only issue I had was that when I added the web reference my project no longer could properly use the System.ServiceProcess library.
For some reason changing the framework version to something else then back again fixed it. – Christopher Townsend Feb 25 '15 at 9:46

This way is reasonable. I use this and add web references. Thanks bro. – tonymiao Oct 12 '15 at 23:02

I wish there were better docs available on doing it the MS-approved way in WCF, i.e. as a service reference rather than a web reference.
The reason I feel this way is web references are the older technology pushed aside in favor of WCF service references, and one major limitation of the former is the default
access modifier of public on proxy classes (see my SO question here) – rory.ap May 18 '16 at 15:48

finally!! this simple solution should be included in MSDN.. thanks tom! – Roland Andreas Sep 22 '17 at 6:24

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