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Is this from &quot;client&quot; browser or even on the server the report won't run?<br />
Are these servers VM's?
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Is this from "client" browser or even on the server the report won't run?
Are these servers VM's?

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Very very sorry for late reply icOHAN.<br />
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Yes, these servers are VMs (vmware).<br />
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When I remote to the IIS server itself and connect a browser on that box it still does not display. &nbsp;It's very odd!
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Very very sorry for late reply icOHAN.

Yes, these servers are VMs (vmware).

When I remote to the IIS server itself and connect a browser on that box it still does not display.  It's very odd!

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I'm going to have to put this down to the VM latency you suggest as I can't find any other reason for this delay. &nbsp;Thanks for your help.
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I'm going to have to put this down to the VM latency you suggest as I can't find any other reason for this delay.  Thanks for your help.

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I have a .Net project with a RDLC report set to run local mode. &nbsp;The report works fine except for a few minutes to hours after I deploy the project to my 2012 web server.<br />
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I have tried restarting the web server and the web site after deploying and it make no difference. &nbsp;The report does not run until a period of time has passed as which point it runs normally.<br />
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In case it matters, the web server does not have SQL Server on it.
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I have a .Net project with a RDLC report set to run local mode.  The report works fine except for a few minutes to hours after I deploy the project to my 2012 web server.

I have tried restarting the web server and the web site after deploying and it make no difference.  The report does not run until a period of time has passed as which point it runs normally.

In case it matters, the web server does not have SQL Server on it.

SSRS Local RDLC reports stop working temporarily after deploy

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SSRS

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