Report Configuration

About the Report Configuration Page

The Report Configuration page enables you to:
  • Configure your preferred logo for the SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports.

    You can change the logo to the logo of your organization or another custom image that you prefer.

  • Configure settings to store and manage the reports after a job for printing reports in bulk is successful.

Access the Report Configuration Page

Procedure

In the Applications menu, navigate to ADMIN > Operations Manager > Report Configuration.
The Report Configuration page appears.

Configure Logo for the SSRS Reports

This topic describes how to configure the logo for the SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports.

Procedure

  1. Access the Report Configuration page.
  2. In the Report Logo section, select the logo for the SSRS reports.
    • To configure the logo:
      1. Select Custom Logo, then select Choose File, and then navigate to the folder that contains the image.
      2. Select the image that you want to configure as a logo for the SSRS reports, and then select Open.

        The image that you selected appears beside the Custom Logo button.

    Note: For a logo, the size of the image must be less than or equal to 1 MB, and the image must be in one of the following formats:
    • .jpeg
    • .jpg
    • .bmp
    • .png
  3. Select .
    The configured logo replaces the existing logo, and it appears in all the newly generated SSRS reports.

Configure Storage Settings for the Reports

This topic describes how to configure the path where you want to store the printed reports, the credentials of the machine in which the reports are stored, and the number of days after which the reports will be deleted.

Procedure

  1. Access the Report Configuration page.
  2. As required, enter values in the following boxes:
    1. Bulk Report Storage Path: Enter the path where you want to store the printed reports.
      Note: You must create the path according to the Universal Naming Convention (UNC). The following example provides information about the path constructed using the UNC naming system:
      • \\HostName\Share, where HostName is the host name of the computer and Share is the name of the shared folder
    2. Bulk Report Storage User Name: Enter the user name that is required to access the machine in which the printed reports are stored.
    3. Bulk Report Storage User Password: Enter a password for the user name that is required to access the machine in which the printed reports are stored.
    4. Bulk Report Storage Threshold (Days): Enter the number of days after which the .zip file for the printed reports will be automatically deleted from the stored location.
  3. Select .
    The printed reports will be stored in the specified path, and you can access the machine in which the reports are stored using the credentials that you defined.