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mresanchez
11/17/2004 2:09:07 PM
Unfortunately, the list of reports or main view of Reporting Services is not
customizable. What you see is what you get. As you add more objects,
reports, folders, files, etc. Reporting Services will manage the list & menu
choices for you.

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Jeff A. Stucker
11/17/2004 2:46:45 PM
It sounds like you're trying to mix aspx pages and report manager pages.
That's not really possible using the default Report Manager. You can either
build a custom report manager that replaces the user interface, or have a
separate "Maintenance" web virtual root.

You might be able to pull this off by simply creating a report that is
nothing but links to maintenance pages that sit outside of (next to)
Reporting Services.

So the URLs would look like this:

/Reports/Folder1
/Reports/Folder1/Report1
/Reports/Folder1/Report2
/Reports/Maintenance < report with links
etc.

/Maintenance/ReasonCodes.aspx < regular ASP.NET page in separate virtual
directory from reporting

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RA
11/17/2004 3:01:14 PM
Generally, when I type http://MyServer/Reports in the location, it takes me
to the home page. On that page I see a bar with "New Folder", "New Data
Souce", "Upload File" and "Show Details" options. Below that I see "Sales
Reports" and "SampleReports" folders. Clicking those links it takes us to
the list of reports.

How can I add a folder there called "Maintenance" (Where I see "Sales
Reports" and "SampleReports" folders i.e Home page). Clicking that link it
should list all Maintenance programs available (For Example, "ReasonCodes").
That link should take us to the aspx page.

Any Suggestions?

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