We have released a beta version of the Reporting Services Migration Tool. The tool is available for download at: This tool essentially allows you to create a backup store of a native mode Report Server and then migrate that content to a SharePoint-integrated mode Report Server. Migrated content includes all report items (reports, shared data sources, models, shared datasets, report parts), along with associated metadata (shared schedules, subscriptions, history snapshots, etc.). Some additional details are in this blog post, along with the download link: We are working on enabling more features in this tool, so feel free to share any feedback or report any issues. Last update: Mar 27, 2011. Get an overview and the latest information on Reporting Services 2008 at the! Important downloads for Reporting Services 2008: SP2: • Report Builder 2.0 ( ) for Reporting Services 2008 (build ) • SQL Server 2008 (build ) • SQL Server 2008 (build ) • SQL Server 2008 (build ) • • • • (build ) Note: updates for the SharePoint add-in are available for each CU as well, just make sure to select the '._RSSharepoin' download package.

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