Just a quick post: I recently had to extract the report definitions (RDL) directly from a ReportServer database, as the ReprtServer installation was broken. This should be straightforward, but requires some work to convert the data to a readable format. This can be done with the following SQL query:
select convert(varchar(max), convert(varbinary(max), content))
from catalog
where content is not null
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Thank you. Exactly what I required.
Works perferctly Thx
Hi, I have deployed the reports ussing SSRS. can i know where SSRS reports stores in report server. can i get a full path. so i can go forward. i know it will store in th catolog table. but i require full path of catalog.
I am using rsscripter to automate the reports. but there i hv to give the outputpath. that has to be in SSRS reports path. where they r actually storing.
Pls let me know the extact path. so i can go further.
Thanks
Many many thanks.
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I tried this, and it worked on a small RDL, but truncated on a larger file. Another issue: introduced additional/unreadable characters.
Please help in fine tuning this code. Thanks very much.
My RDL is truncated at 980 lines.
I am using SQL Server Management Studio 2014.
Is there a workaround?
converting to XML will pull more characters into the MSSQL result (see Options, Query Results, SQL Server, Results to Grid)
SELECT Name, convert (xml, convert (varbinary(max),[Content])) AS ReportRDL
FROM [dbo].[Catalog] where TYPE =2
To follow on from JP, the RDL will be shown by SSMS as an XML column. (It will be underlined.) Click the field and the RDL XML will be formatted.
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