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Hi<br />
We just recently upgraded our database from MSSQL 2005 to 2008, and this resultet in Reporting Services getting an upgrade as well.<br />
I have managed to fix all but 1 remaning issue. In the 2005 version there was a home folder visible in the Management Studio 2008 (now all that I see is Jobs, Security, and Shared Schedules).<br />
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The thing is that I make the Models folder invisible in the report manager and administrate it via management studio instead.<br />
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Question is.. how can I make the Home folder visible in the Management Studio 2008?<br />
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Note: I am logged in as administrator.<br />
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Thanks!<br />

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Hi
We just recently upgraded our database from MSSQL 2005 to 2008, and this resultet in Reporting Services getting an upgrade as well.
I have managed to fix all but 1 remaning issue. In the 2005 version there was a home folder visible in the Management Studio 2008 (now all that I see is Jobs, Security, and Shared Schedules).

The thing is that I make the Models folder invisible in the report manager and administrate it via management studio instead.

Question is.. how can I make the Home folder visible in the Management Studio 2008?

Note: I am logged in as administrator.

Thanks!


Reportin Services home folder not visible in Management Studio 2008

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