Reporting Services output other than PDF?

Can someone point me to a list \ description of the output formats available
with SQL Reporing Services? A structured text format in ACSII, PCL, or
something like that would be preferred. Thanks!If you look in the Reporting Services Books Online, you find this article
Exporting Reports
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157153.aspx
It lists the standard formats and other information about exporting reports.
Kaisa M. Lindahl Lervik
"Mr. Wonderful" <MrWonderful@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone point me to a list \ description of the output formats
> available
> with SQL Reporing Services? A structured text format in ACSII, PCL, or
> something like that would be preferred. Thanks!

Reporting Services output formats?

Can someone point me to a list \ description of the output formats available
with Reporting Services? I'm trying to help a customer that wants something
other than PDF output from their MS SQL Reporting Services - they'd prefer a
structured text format or something like that. Thanks!Hi,
Just open in the report manager folder and the config file you can see a
list of output formats, like CSV, Excel, PDF,archive etc...
Amarnath
"Mr. Wonderful" wrote:
> Can someone point me to a list \ description of the output formats available
> with Reporting Services? I'm trying to help a customer that wants something
> other than PDF output from their MS SQL Reporting Services - they'd prefer a
> structured text format or something like that. Thanks!

Reporting Services output format

I manually build my url for my reports. In the url I build, I can specify the output format I would like it to automatically use when the report opens. However, it always first opens the dialog box to either Save, Open, or Cancel. Is there anyway to bypass this and just open it in the format I have coded in the url? Thanks.No

Every download requires the users to accept or reject it. It's a security thing...

Imagine the chaos, if any developer could create a link, that when clicked, downloaded a file to your local drive and then executed that file.|||Makes good sense. Thanks for the input mbanavige!!!sql