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Wayne Snyder, MCDBA, SQL Server MVP
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www.sqlpass.org "asnewbie+rs=argh" <asnewbiersargh@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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[quoted text, click to view] > Just a general question. My understanding of shared data sources is that
> they are configured in the web-based report manager. Now, what will
> happen
> after a redeploy of that same report? By default the data sources will
> NOT be re-deployed. That allows you to deploy the report and data source
> the first time... Then change the data source to point to the production
> server. And you can still re-deploy without messing up your production
> stuff... There is an option in the Project configuration that you can
> choose to re-deploy the data source if you really wish to do so.
Will the use of the shared ds been overwritten? answered a bove
Does the use of the Project Level property OverwriteDataSources have any
effect? This is the option that you turn ON to re-deploy data sources
Namely, if this is set to False, will the redeploy not be
[quoted text, click to view] > allowed to overwrite the use of the shared ds?
>
> Is the role of shared datasources going to change in RS2k5? No, its the
> same
Namely, will it
[quoted text, click to view] > be possible to setup a folder of shared DSes and then reference those from
> the IDE. Currently we have duplicate datasources all over the place. I
> am
> going to try to mandate the use of shared datasources, but I need to know
> how
> much of a hassle this will place on the developers. - It's no hassle, it
> works great for us...
>
> Thanks,
