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What do you mean by &quot;add a new value to an existing parameter&quot;, I'm assuming you have a drop down with selectable values that you have manually entered on the report?<br />
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If you have the source for the report, in any text editor you can open the .rdl file, find you parameter and add another value in the XML, then upload the report to your report server.
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What do you mean by "add a new value to an existing parameter", I'm assuming you have a drop down with selectable values that you have manually entered on the report?

If you have the source for the report, in any text editor you can open the .rdl file, find you parameter and add another value in the XML, then upload the report to your report server.

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you assumed correctly, however I upgraded the source for the report in VS 2005 and not realizing it's incompatiable with SQL reporting server for 2000, &nbsp;I thought the file was in source safe, but it wasn't so now short or going back and redoing the whole report, I was hoping I could manually do on the server....
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you assumed correctly, however I upgraded the source for the report in VS 2005 and not realizing it's incompatiable with SQL reporting server for 2000,  I thought the file was in source safe, but it wasn't so now short or going back and redoing the whole report, I was hoping I could manually do on the server....

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Hi I need to add a new value to an existing parameter on old report deployed on an SQL 2000 servers, so I don;t have to reinstall VS 2003! I was hoping I could just find an XML file on the server and add the value, but I can't find where the report is deployed and I don't know anything about the structure on the DB is there a way to this without modifying the source and redeploying?
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Hi I need to add a new value to an existing parameter on old report deployed on an SQL 2000 servers, so I don;t have to reinstall VS 2003! I was hoping I could just find an XML file on the server and add the value, but I can't find where the report is deployed and I don't know anything about the structure on the DB is there a way to this without modifying the source and redeploying?

Manually Updating a parameter to a deployed report in SQL server 2000 Reporting Services

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is a suite of relational database management system (RDBMS) products providing multi-user database access functionality.Component services include integration (SSIS), reporting (SSRS), analysis (SSAS), data quality, master data, T-SQL and performance tuning. It includes support for managing XML data and allows a database server to be exposed over web services using Tabular Data Stream (TDS) packets encapsulated within SOAP (protocol) requests.