If there are some SSRS reports deployed on SQL Report Server and if someone (an IT idiot lol) loses the .sln file or the report project file using which the SSRS reports were created, how can one modify those SSRS reports which are now only available on the SQL Report server.
Does that idiot has to create the SSRS report from scratch using a new reporting project?
I am sure microsoft has created an easy solution for such idiots and others who think they are not idiots (Geeks!!)
Abdul Aleem, BI practice, Sonata Software, Bangalore
Does that idiot has to create the SSRS report from scratch using a new reporting project?
I am sure microsoft has created an easy solution for such idiots and others who think they are not idiots (Geeks!!)
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Abdul Aleem, BI practice, Sonata Software, Bangalore
