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Setting the report page to reporting services - CodingForums.com

Please let me know if this is a valid question for this forum since it deals with reporting services.

Figured I would start here since I am a member of this board and it involves my code on the VB side. I am using the "ReportExecutionService" method (or at least trying to) to render a report.

I am using code from the MSDN website.

However, I can an exception throw when I try to load the report saying the path is invalid. The MSDN site does this: Dim reportPath As String = "/AdventureWorks Sample Reports/Employee Sales Summary" Then later: execInfo = rs.LoadReport(reportPath, historyID) I do the same, but tried a few other ways such as: http://myserver/myfolder/reportname and http://myserver?/myfolder/reportname and none of it seems to work.

I keep getting the same error. Any ideas?

Do you have folders for AdventureWorks Sample Reports and Employee Sales Summary on your server?

That may be why the exception is being thrown.

No, I replaced their path with my own: myfolder/myreport But then I also tried the full web path as well as mentioned in my first post, both using and not using a "?" after "reportserver" : http://myserver/reportserver/myfolder/myreport http://myserver/reportserver?/myfolder/myreport For some reason, though it appears to have gotten past the "execInfo = rs.LoadReport(reportPath, historyID)" line of code now this morning with supplying "myfolder/myreport" as the reportpath variable.

I just need to finish assigning all my parameter values and we'll see what happens next.