Dear All,
Hopefully there are some genius out there helping me with a really weird problem in Sharepoint 2013: After I installed Sharepoint 2013 I added the reporting services (SQL Server 2012 SP1) to my Sharepoint 2013 Farm but I don’t get it working although all tests given by Microsoft signaling me everything is correct, but it is not. I’m not able to create a new Sharepoint document of type “Report Builder Report” (Error 403…I have all rights!) or when in “Manage Reporting Services Applications” (Central Admin) I’m receiving the error 500 and so on.
Here is my setup:
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SERVER “BI”:
- Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
- SQL Server 2012 SP1
- Sharepoint content databases are installed here
SERVER “SP”:
- Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
- Sharepoint 2013
This is what I have done:
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When I first installed the SQL Server 2012 on the server BI, I installed the reporting server in native mode. Later I installed Sharepoint 2013 on server SP. Weeks later I decided to add the Sharepoint integrated reporting services to Sharepoint by following all steps found here:
http://jantjesworld.blogspot.de/2013/09/install-reporting-services-sharepoint.html
Install Reporting Services SharePoint Mode for SharePoint 2013
This blog matches with the instructions found on several other sites (also Microsoft), so I’m pretty sure it is complete and correct.
In short these are the steps I have done:
1.Installed Reporting Services Report Server in SharePoint mode – I created a new instance on the SQL Server for this. I added the features: “Reporting Services – SharePoint” and “Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint Products”
2.In Sharepoint 2013, Central Admin: Register and Start the Reporting Services SharePoint Service: Done, all up and running (checked in Central Admin: Manage Services on Server -> SQL Server Reporting Services Service: Started)
3.Created a Reporting Services Service Application. As database server I used the newly created SQL Server instance and associated the Service App with my Sharepoint Web Application (80)
Now, here comes what is not working:
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In Central Administration: When I’m in Manage Reporting Services Applications and click on “System settings”, I’m receiving the error 500, Internal Server Error. Same under “Manage Jobs”
I tried to fix the issue as advised in several groups by reinstalling "Reporting Services - SharePoint" feature of SQL Server 2012 on the Sharepoint Server (Server SP), but didn’t work. Also the folder “Reporting” under C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\WebServices is available and has files
I associated the new file types in my site for Report Builder, Datasets, etc. and tried to add a new document of type “Reportbuilder Report”. Then I receive this error: “The website declined to show this webpage”
So I thought it must having to do with access right problems. I checked some logs (IIS, FailedReqLogFiles) and found out, that Sharepoint tries to list a directory because of not finding the file default.aspx. Indeed, this right doesn’t exist – but it is not required because the reason for this is just not finding the requested file.
When I check the IIS log, I can find several entries like the following (every 5 minutes the same):
2013-11-25 00:00:05 192.168.19.33 POST /e9cf7c49862048ce93387c4a1fcea515/ReportServiceBackgroundProcessing.svc - 32843 - 192.168.19.33 client-request-id/b2eb599c-c13b-d0e1-d26d-e9cb87e9a41a 500 19 13 93
The number “500” at the end of each line certainly means error 500 – internal server error.
From Microsoft’s TechNet I found this page: “Verify a Reporting Services Installation” (http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/ms143773.aspx)
All steps (except the last to launch the report builder) were successful.
Then I started everything from scratch after I found a video on MSDN:
“Deploying Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services in SharePoint Mode: Why and How”
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2013/DBI-B326#fbid=
I followed all steps they do show, but ended up with the same result as before.
BTW, I have done all installation and setup as Admin, so the user should have enough rights.
If I you require any further information (logs, config,…), please let me know!
I really hope that you can help me to get this thing finally working!
Any hint and thought are much appreciated!
Thank you very much!
Cheers,
Fabian
Hopefully there are some genius out there helping me with a really weird problem in Sharepoint 2013: After I installed Sharepoint 2013 I added the reporting services (SQL Server 2012 SP1) to my Sharepoint 2013 Farm but I don’t get it working although all tests given by Microsoft signaling me everything is correct, but it is not. I’m not able to create a new Sharepoint document of type “Report Builder Report” (Error 403…I have all rights!) or when in “Manage Reporting Services Applications” (Central Admin) I’m receiving the error 500 and so on.
Here is my setup:
--------------------------------------
SERVER “BI”:
- Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
- SQL Server 2012 SP1
- Sharepoint content databases are installed here
SERVER “SP”:
- Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard
- Sharepoint 2013
This is what I have done:
--------------------------------------
When I first installed the SQL Server 2012 on the server BI, I installed the reporting server in native mode. Later I installed Sharepoint 2013 on server SP. Weeks later I decided to add the Sharepoint integrated reporting services to Sharepoint by following all steps found here:
http://jantjesworld.blogspot.de/2013/09/install-reporting-services-sharepoint.html
Install Reporting Services SharePoint Mode for SharePoint 2013
This blog matches with the instructions found on several other sites (also Microsoft), so I’m pretty sure it is complete and correct.
In short these are the steps I have done:
1.Installed Reporting Services Report Server in SharePoint mode – I created a new instance on the SQL Server for this. I added the features: “Reporting Services – SharePoint” and “Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint Products”
2.In Sharepoint 2013, Central Admin: Register and Start the Reporting Services SharePoint Service: Done, all up and running (checked in Central Admin: Manage Services on Server -> SQL Server Reporting Services Service: Started)
3.Created a Reporting Services Service Application. As database server I used the newly created SQL Server instance and associated the Service App with my Sharepoint Web Application (80)
Now, here comes what is not working:
-----------------------------------------------------
In Central Administration: When I’m in Manage Reporting Services Applications and click on “System settings”, I’m receiving the error 500, Internal Server Error. Same under “Manage Jobs”
I tried to fix the issue as advised in several groups by reinstalling "Reporting Services - SharePoint" feature of SQL Server 2012 on the Sharepoint Server (Server SP), but didn’t work. Also the folder “Reporting” under C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\15\WebServices is available and has files
I associated the new file types in my site for Report Builder, Datasets, etc. and tried to add a new document of type “Reportbuilder Report”. Then I receive this error: “The website declined to show this webpage”
So I thought it must having to do with access right problems. I checked some logs (IIS, FailedReqLogFiles) and found out, that Sharepoint tries to list a directory because of not finding the file default.aspx. Indeed, this right doesn’t exist – but it is not required because the reason for this is just not finding the requested file.
When I check the IIS log, I can find several entries like the following (every 5 minutes the same):
2013-11-25 00:00:05 192.168.19.33 POST /e9cf7c49862048ce93387c4a1fcea515/ReportServiceBackgroundProcessing.svc - 32843 - 192.168.19.33 client-request-id/b2eb599c-c13b-d0e1-d26d-e9cb87e9a41a 500 19 13 93
The number “500” at the end of each line certainly means error 500 – internal server error.
From Microsoft’s TechNet I found this page: “Verify a Reporting Services Installation” (http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/ms143773.aspx)
All steps (except the last to launch the report builder) were successful.
Then I started everything from scratch after I found a video on MSDN:
“Deploying Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services in SharePoint Mode: Why and How”
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd/NorthAmerica/2013/DBI-B326#fbid=
I followed all steps they do show, but ended up with the same result as before.
BTW, I have done all installation and setup as Admin, so the user should have enough rights.
If I you require any further information (logs, config,…), please let me know!
I really hope that you can help me to get this thing finally working!
Any hint and thought are much appreciated!
Thank you very much!
Cheers,
Fabian