Cannot overwrite deployed report with newer version

I have resized the elements of my report so that they will render correctly
in a browser window. I have deleted the report from within Report Manager,
but when I deploy my report from Report Designer (or update it from within
Report Manager), it still looks as it did before. How can I manually delete
all remnants of the old report so that I can upload the revised edition?
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Bob Yankle sends .... Keep smiling!What is happening is your browser is caching it. Close the broswer and
reopen it.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Bob Yankle" <BobYankle@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have resized the elements of my report so that they will render
> correctly
> in a browser window. I have deleted the report from within Report
> Manager,
> but when I deploy my report from Report Designer (or update it from within
> Report Manager), it still looks as it did before. How can I manually
> delete
> all remnants of the old report so that I can upload the revised edition?
> --
> Bob Yankle sends .... Keep smiling!|||In development I always set my browser to not cache... It is in the
Tools->Internet Options->General->Settings section of IIS...
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"Bob Yankle" <BobYankle@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C3C32E98-E6EB-44A9-BF80-0C68B3E591F3@.microsoft.com...
> I have resized the elements of my report so that they will render
> correctly
> in a browser window. I have deleted the report from within Report
> Manager,
> but when I deploy my report from Report Designer (or update it from within
> Report Manager), it still looks as it did before. How can I manually
> delete
> all remnants of the old report so that I can upload the revised edition?
> --
> Bob Yankle sends .... Keep smiling!|||Hi,
To delete the reports that you have deployed to a report server, you should
go to the folder containing the report on the http://reportserver/Reports url.
Call the list by "Show Details" button to see all details.
When you click the checkbox near by a report "Delete" button will be active
on the above button bar.
You can remove unwanted reports by selecting and deleting at this containing
folder details page.
Eralper
http://www.kodyaz.com
"Bob Yankle" wrote:
> I have resized the elements of my report so that they will render correctly
> in a browser window. I have deleted the report from within Report Manager,
> but when I deploy my report from Report Designer (or update it from within
> Report Manager), it still looks as it did before. How can I manually delete
> all remnants of the old report so that I can upload the revised edition?
> --
> Bob Yankle sends .... Keep smiling!

Cannot Get CSV or XML to Render

Hello,

I've just installed SQL Server 2005 Express, and RS (all with SP2). I can run reports fine for HTML, PDF, and Excel, but whenever I specify a format with "CSV" or "XML", I get the following error:

An attempt has been made to use a rendering extension that is not registered for this report serverAn attempt has been made to use a rendering extension that is not registered for this report server

I'd really like these report formats to work. I haven't modified any system configuration files.

Has anyone else seen this error?

Thanks,

Michael

Sorry, Michael.

CSV, XML, and TIFF don't work in Express.

From TechNet: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms365166(SQL.90).aspx

You'll have to upgrade to another version to use those extension.

-Jessica

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Jessica,

What's strange is that I ran XML and CSV reports right after getting the report server installed (with SQL Express), and then they just stopped working the next day when I shut down and then re-started my machine. VERY strange indeed. That lends some argument that it is possible. There were a few points in that link you sent me (thanks for the link, BTW), that were wrong. For example, I can reference my local report server with http://localhost/Reports, whereas the page says that I need to reference my report server with http://localhost/Reports$sqlexpress. That was not correct, or is not correct with SP2. So I am wondering if they changed the allowed formats too. Thanks for the info.

Michael