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Installing SQL Server Reporting Services 2017

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SQL Server 2017 has just been released and with most releases there are changes that you need to be aware of. One of the changes in SQL Server 2017 is that the SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) installation is not part of the regular SQL Server installation. In this tip, we will explore how to install and configure SSRS in SQL Server 2017.

SQL Server 2017 was released in October and contains many new enhancements over previous SQL Server versions. Up until SQL Server 2016, SSRS installation was part of the regular SQL Server installation where we have to select Reporting Services from the feature pane, and then install and configure SSRS.

With SQL Server 2017, when we launch the SQL Server setup from the media, the SQL Server Installation Center provides a separate option: Install SQL Server Reporting Services . This is basically a hyperlink that launches a download page that provides a link to install SQL Server Reporting Services.

SQL Server Installation Center

If we go through the normal SQL Server installation by clicking on New SQL Server stand-alone installation or add features to an existing installation , we can see below that Reporting Services is not included in the list of instance features .  But there is a link above the Instance Features Looking for Reporting Services? Download it from the web.

SQL Server Installation Center feature pane

Once we click on the link, it takes us to the download page for SQL Server Reporting Services as shown below.

SQL Server Reporting Services Download Page

This downloads SQLServerReportingServices.exe which is a very small installation setup for SSRS.

SQL Server Reporting Services setup properties Page

This SSRS 2017 installer is small and easier to complete than previous SQL Server versions. If we already have a SQL Server database engine installed, we can simply download and install Reporting Services in just a few minutes. This installer is specific to Reporting Services, so it allows you to install the latest version of Reporting Services without impacting other SQL Server database features.

Installation of SQL Server 2017 Reporting Services

Once we have downloaded SQLServerReportingServices.exe , begin the install process by clicking on the setup file. This launches the setup process as shown below.

SQL Server Reporting Services Download Page

This setup shows the release version of SQL Server Reporting Services. For example, above you can see Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (October 2017) .

When the install starts, we have an option to choose an edition to install from the drop down list.

SQL Server Reporting Services choose an edition - dropdown

From this list, we can select the edition as:

  • Evaluation (expires in 180 days)

To run SSRS 2017 in production, we need to enter the SQL Server 2017 product key during setup. To do so, click on Enter the product key.

SQL Server Reporting Services Product key

For my installation, I have selected the evaluation edition. Clicking on Next takes you to review and accept the license terms.

SQL Server Reporting Services Product key

Click on Next after accepting the license terms. The next screen shows that you will need a database engine instance on this or separate server for the report server database. Since this is lightweight installation for SSRS only, it will only install Reporting Services.

SQL Server Reporting Services- install reporting services only

It also contains a link to check supported database engine versions and editions. Click on Next to specify an install location. By default, it will be in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services.

SQL Server Reporting Services- install reporting services directory

Click on Next to start the SQL Server Reporting Services installation, this is very quick.

SQL Server Reporting Services- installation of  reporting services

Once setup is complete, it installs all the necessary installation files for Reporting Services and gives the option to configure the report server manually. This basically launches the Report Server Configuration Manager.

SQL Server Reporting Services 2017 Configuration

Once we have installed SQL Server Reporting Services, we need to configure the report server. Clicking on configure report server, launches the Report Server Configuration Manager to connect to a specific SSRS instance. One thing to note is that the Report Server instance name shows as SSRS while in the previous version it shows as RSServer.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server

Once we have connected to SSRS instance, we can see a basic summary page that shows the Reporting Service Instance ID, Edition, Product Version, Report Service Status, etc. The Report Server database name and Report server mode show as blank since no configuration has been completed yet.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server summary page

To configure the report server database, click on Database from the left.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server - database configuration

Click on Change Database to configure it. It opens the Report Server Database Configuration Wizard .

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- Report Server Database Configuration Wizard

I want to setup a new report server database, so click on create a new report server database. If we want to use an existing database, select choose an existing report server database.

We need to provide the Server Name, Authentication Type (Windows/SQL) and credentials in case of SQL authentication and then click on Test Connection to check the connection status.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- Report Server Database Configuration Wizard - provide server details

Click on Next and enter a database name and select the language to use for running SQL scripts.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- Report Server Database Configuration Wizard- enter a database name and select the language to use for running SQL scripts

On the next page, specify the credentials of an existing account that the report server will use to connect to the report server database.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- Report Server Database Configuration Wizard- enter credentials

The next page shows the summary of the Report Server Database Configuration Wizard. Verify the configuration and click on Next to start the configuration.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- summary of Report Server Database Configuration Wizard

Once all steps are completed successfully, it restarts the Reporting Service.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- Report Server Database Configuration Wizard progress

This is what the Report Server Configuration Manager looks like after configuration.

SQL Server Reporting Services- Restart Reporting Services

Now that the database configuration is complete, we need to configure a URL used to access the report server. To do so, click on Web Service URL from the left menu.

SQL Server Reporting Services- configure report server- Web Service URL

Specify the Report Server Web Service Virtual Directory name and click on Apply . By default, the Report Server web service virtual directory name is ReportServer.

SQL Server Reporting Services- Report Server web service virtual directory name

This applies the configuration by creating a virtual directory and restarts Reporting Services as shown in the results section above.

Similarly, we need to configure a URL to access Web Portal URL. To do so, click on Web Portal URL from the left hand menu and specify the virtual directory name and click Apply to accept the changes.

SQL Server Reporting Services- Web Portal URL

Now SQL Server Reporting Service configuration is complete and we can configure and publish SSRS reports.

Facts about SQL Server Reporting Services 2017

The SQL Server Configuration Manager is used to manage services related to SQL Server (i.e. Database Engine, Analysis Services, Integration Services, etc.). Prior to SQL Server 2016, Reporting Services also used to be managed from here as well as from the Reporting Services Configuration Manager. In SQL Server 2017, Reporting Services is not part of the SQL Server Configuration Manager.

However, we can find it in the Services if we run services.msc .

SQL Server Reporting Services-services.msc

SSRS 2017 is now completely separate from the SQL Server directory as well. Previously, the Reporting Services directory used to be in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS13.SQL2016\Reporting Services. Now it is C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services.

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How to install SQL Server Reporting Services 2019 on a domain controller?

For security reasons, Microsoft doesn't support installing Reporting Services on a computer that has a domain controller already installed! So, you have to create a new machine with NO domain controller installed to be able to install SSRS without facing the Setup Blocking issue!

The SSRS setup will be also blocked for the below SQL Server Reporting Services Versions:

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Actually, you can install SQL Server on a domain controller. however, its also not recommended, and you will face the below limitations:

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Run the installation package Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Add-in for SharePoint products (rsSharePoint.msi) on SharePoint servers to enable Reporting Services features within a SharePoint deployment. Features include Power View, a Report Viewer Web Part, a URL proxy endpoint, Reporting Services content types and application pages so that you can create, view, and manage reports, data sources and other report server content on a SharePoint site. The Reporting Services Add-in for SharePoint products is a required component for a report server that runs in SharePoint mode. The add-in can be installed from either the SQL Server 2016 setup wizard or by downloading the rsSharePoint.msi from the SQL Server 2016 feature pack. For a list of the versions of the add-in and download pages, see Where to find the Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint Products .

Reporting Services integration with SharePoint is no longer available after SQL Server 2016. Power View support is no longer available after SQL Server 2017.

Prerequisites

Installing the Reporting Services Add-in is one of several steps that are necessary for integrating a report server with an instance of a SharePoint product. For more information on installing and configuring Reporting Services, see Install the first Report Server in SharePoint mode .

If you're integrating Reporting Services with a SharePoint farm that has multiple Web front end applications, install the add-in to each computer in the farm that has a Web server front-end. Do this only for Web front ends that will be used to access report server content.

To install the Reporting Services Add-in, you must be an administrator on the computer. For example if you're going to run the rsSharePoint.msi at the command prompt, you should open the command prompt with administrator privileges by using the Run as administrator option.

To install the Reporting Services Add-in, you must be a member of the SharePoint Farm Administrators group.

You must be a Site Collection administrator to activate the Reporting Services integration feature.

What Does The Add-in Install?

The add-in setup process is composed of two phases, both are completed automatically when you complete a standard installation:

The first phase is to install files to the proper folders. The folders are standard for SharePoint deployments. One of the files that is installed is rsCustomAction.exe.

The second portion of the installation is to run a set of custom actions to register the Reporting Services files with SharePoint. The custom actions are run from rsCustomAction.exe. The exe is removed when the full two phase installation completes. You can run a files only installation and rsCustomAction.exe isn't run at the end of installation and it is left on the drive.

The Reporting Services Installation order

The add-in can be installed before installing SharePoint or after SharePoint installation. The add-in follows SharePoint pre-deployment standards and installs files in locations used by the SharePoint installation.

The advantage of installing the add-in prior to the SharePoint product is that as new servers are added to the farm, the Reporting Services Add-in will be configured and activated by the SharePoint farm.

Overview of the Installation Methods

The SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services Add-in for SharePoint products can be installed using one of the following two methods:

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rsSharepoint.msi: The add-in can be installed directly from the installation media or downloaded and installed. The rsSharepoint.msi supports both a graphical user interface and a command line installation. You must run the .msi with administrator privileges by first opening a command prompt with elevated permissions, and then running the rsSharepoint.msi from the command line. For more information on downloading the add-in, see Where to find the Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint Products .

If you use the /q switch for a silent command line installation, the end-user license agreement won't be displayed. Regardless of the installation method, the use of this software is governed by a license agreement and you're responsible for complying with the license agreement.

Install the add-in using the installation file rsSharePoint.msi

This section is related to installing the rssharepoint.msi directly, by either running the .msi installation wizard or a command line installation. If you installed the add-in using the SQL Server installation Wizard, you do not need to follow these steps.

You can see a full list of command line switches by running the following command:

Download the Setup program ( rsSharepoint.msi ) for the Reporting Services Add-in. For more information on downloading the add-in, see Where to find the Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint Products .

As an administrator, run rsSharepoint.msi to run the Installation Wizard. The wizard displays a Welcome page, the Software license terms, and a registration information page. Setup creates folders under the following path and copies files to the folders:

%program files%\common files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\ (SharePoint 2013)

%program files%\common files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\16\ (SharePoint 2016)

Configure the report server settings and feature activation in SharePoint Central Administration. For more information on installing and configuring Reporting Services SharePoint mode, see Install the first Report Server in SharePoint mode .

Files-only installation

To install the files but skip the custom action phase of installation, run the rssharepoint.msi from the command line with the SKIPCA option.

Open a command prompt with administrator permissions .

Run the following command:

The installation user interface will open and run as normal and the rsCustomAction.exe file is installed. However, the .exe won't run at the end of the installation and rsCustomAction.exe will remain on the computer when the installation is completed.

Use a Two-Step Installation to Troubleshoot Installation Issues

If you get errors during installation, you can run Setup as a two-step process from the command line:

Open a command prompt with administrator permissions and run a files only installation as described in the previous section.

Run the custom actions executable:

Navigate to the folder that contains the file rsCustomAction.exe . This file is copied to your computer by the files only installation of the add-in. rsCustomAction.exe is located in the %Temp% directory. To navigate to the file, type the following from the command prompt:

CD %temp% .

The file should be located in: \Users\<your name>\AppData\Local\Temp

Type the following command. This configuration step will take several minutes to finish. The W3SVC service will be restarted during this process. Several Status messages will be displayed as the program copies files, registers components, and runs the SharePoint Product Configuration Wizard.

The amount of time it takes for the changes to take effect may vary, depending on your server environment. You can also run iisreset to force a quicker update.

Quiet installation for scripting

You can use the /q or /quiet switches for a "quiet" installation that won't display any dialogs or warnings. The quiet installation is useful if you want to script the installation of the add-in.

To perform a quiet installation:

How to Remove the Reporting Services Add-in

You can uninstall the Reporting Services Add-in for SharePoint Products from Microsoft Windows control panel or the command line.

Using control panel will run a complete uninstall of the files on the current computer AND it will remove the Reporting Services object and features from the SharePoint farm. When the Reporting Services object and features are removed you can no longer review and update reports.

The command line method to uninstall the add-in allows you to use the LocalOnly parameter to only remove the add-in files from the local computer and the Reporting Services object and features in the farm won't be changed.

Uninstalling the add-in will remove server integration features that are used to process reports on a report server. It will also remove the Reporting Services pages from SharePoint Central Administration and other custom Reporting Services pages. You may also want to remove any reports and other report server items that you no longer use on the affected SharePoint sites. They won't run after the Reporting Services Add-in is removed.

To uninstall the Reporting Services Add-in, you must have a SharePoint installation still running. If you uninstall SharePoint first, you must reinstall it to uninstall the Reporting Services Add-in.

The steps for uninstalling the add-in are the same for both stand-alone servers and server farms. Setup will remove program files and any configuration settings that were added during installation.

Uninstalling the add-in won't remove the following:

Logins created for the Report Server service account that is used to access the SharePoint configuration and content databases. You must delete any logins for the Report Server service account from the SQL Server Database Engine instance used to host the SharePoint databases.

Permissions or groups that you created for report users. If you created custom permission levels or SharePoint groups to grant access to report server features, you should revoke any permissions that are no longer required.

Data files that you uploaded to a SharePoint library, including report definition (.rdl), shared data source (.rsds), and published report items (.rsc) files. They are not deleted, but they will no longer run. You must delete the files manually.

Setup won't delete the report server database or modify the report server instance that was used for integrated operations.

To Uninstall from Windows Control Panel

To start the wizard from Microsoft Windows Control Panel and remove the add-in:

In Control Panel, in Programs , select Uninstall a Program

Select Microsoft SQL Server RS Add-in for SharePoint . You can also start the uninstall wizard by running rssharepoint.msi from the command prompt with no switches.

Click Remove .

Uninstall from the command line

To uninstall the add-in from the command line:

You'll see a confirmation message box. Click Yes .

Uninstall the add-in from the local server only

The previous methods of uninstalling the add-in will remove the Reporting Services features and object from the farm. If you have a multi-server farm and want to uninstall the add-in from only the local computer and leave the SharePoint farm in a functional state, complete the following steps:

This will unregister the Reporting Services components from SharePoint and remove the files, but for the local computer only.

If you want to unregister the Reporting Services features from SharePoint but leave the files on the disk for use later, complete the following steps:

The above steps assume you completed an installation of the .msi with SkipCA=1 and the rscusstomaction.exe is available. For more information, see the section describing the files only installation.

How to Repair rssharepoint.msi from the Command Line

To repair or uninstall the Reporting Services add-in using the command line, complete the following steps:

Setup Log Files

When Setup runs, it logs information to a log file in the %temp% folder for the user who installed the Reporting Services Add-in. For example c:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp .The file name is RS_SP_<number>.log , for example RS_SP_0.log . Each error in the log starts with the string "SSRSCustomActionError".

AppData is a hidden folder in the Windows operating system. You may need to modify your Windows Explorer folder settings so you can see hidden files and folders.

View a log file with Windows Notepad

The following commands will change the command prompt path, list the rs log files and then open one of the files with Windows Notepad:

View a Log file with PowerShell

Type the following command from the SharePoint Management Shell to return a filtered list of rows from the file, that contain "ssrscustomactionerror":

The output will look similar to the following:

2011-05-23 12:40:12: SSRSCustomActionError: SharePoint is installed, but not configured .

If you have an existing installation of the Reporting Services Add-in, you can upgrade to the current version. The add-in setup will detect the existing version and prompt you to confirm the update. The message will be similar to the following:

A Lower version of this product has been detected on your system. Would you like to upgrade your existing installation?

If you confirm, the older version of the add-in will be removed and then the new version will be installed.

Note that the Reporting Services Add-in isn't instance-aware. You can only have one instance of the add-in on a computer. You cannot run different versions side-by-side the current version.

RsCustomAction.exe

The following table summarizes the rscustomaction.exe switches:

Configuring Reporting Services

After you have installed the add-in on all the necessary computers, you need to configure the report server from SharePoint Central Administration. The steps that are needed depend on the order which the different technologies were installed. For more information, see Install the first Report Server in SharePoint mode and Reporting Services Report Server (SharePoint Mode)

Install the first Report Server in SharePoint mode Reporting Services Report Server (SharePoint Mode)

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