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The document discusses the architectural changes in SQL Server Reporting Services 2008. Some key changes include removing the dependency on IIS and replacing it with a new HTTP listener. This provides benefits like easier configuration, better resource management, and consolidation of services. The report engine was also improved with a new processing and rendering architecture and more configurable memory management. Management tools were enhanced, new logs were introduced, and some features can now be disabled.

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The document discusses the architectural changes in SQL Server Reporting Services 2008. Some key changes include removing the dependency on IIS and replacing it with a new HTTP listener. This provides benefits like easier configuration, better resource management, and consolidation of services. The report engine was also improved with a new processing and rendering architecture and more configurable memory management. Management tools were enhanced, new logs were introduced, and some features can now be disabled.

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Microsoft Developer & Platform Evangelism

Mar-2008

Understanding Architectural Changes Reviewing Report Engine Improvements Managing the SSRS Environment

Reporting Service Architecture Drill Down

David Pakpahan Solution Specialist Petrosea

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Benefits of Eliminating IIS from the SSRS Architecture Reporting Services 2008 Architecture Migration of IIS Settings URL Reservations Authentication

Easier configuration

Better resource management

IIS settings for other applications impact SSRS IIS designed for static or dynamic HTML pages, not report execution for large reports to many concurrent users Memory management easier to implement outside of IIS Communication process between services eliminated More efficient allocation of memory across server SQL Server DBAs lacking IIS skills IT policies prevent IIS and SQL Server on same server

Consolidation of two services into one Elimination of deployment obstacles

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HTTP Listener

Authentication Layer

Uses HTTP.SYS directly from operating system Accepts requests directed to the configured URL and port Confirms identify associated with request Supports Windows, Basic, or Anonymous Access with a custom authentication Provide a front-end component with Report Manager Process reports interactively with Report Server Web service Support scheduled operations with background processing Replaces IIS functionality

Application Domains

Application Domain Management

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Memory Management
Extends SQL Server memory management features Monitors thread processing

Automatic upgrade from SSRS 2000 or SSRS 2005


IP address, host headers, port settings SSL certificates Security: NTLM, Kerberos, Negotiate, Basic, Custom

SQL Server Service Platform


Supplies networking interface for HTTP requests Provides SQL CLR for ASP.NET and Microsoft .NET Framework support

Configuration tools for post-upgrade modifications

RPC
Communicates with WMI provider

Ignored Settings

URL and SSL: Reporting Services Configuration Manager or WMI API Security: RSReportServer configuration file Anonymous and digest authentication Client certificates ISAPI settings

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Specify URL endpoints for Web applications


Scheme Host Name Port Virtual Directory http://adventureworks.com:80/ReportServer

Use the Reporting Services Configuration Tool only

Support multiple URLs for an application Conform to a hierarchy


Type Example Result All assigned Specific http://+:80/reports All requests on port 80 for reports virtual directory

http://adventureworks.com: Only requests for 80/Reports adventureworks.co m on port 80 for reports http://*:80/reports
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All unassigne d

Any request not handled by another reservation

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Windows Authentication Types


RSWindowsNegotiate RSWindowsKerberos RSWindowsNTLM RSWindowsBasic
Default

Unsupported IIS feature in SSRS 2008 Recommended alternatives


Implement ISA Server (recommended) Replace with ASP.NET HTTP modules

Custom Authentication
Anonymous requests only ASP.NET Forms authentication required Web.config modification required

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Report Engine Improvements Processing and Rendering Architecture Memory Usage Management

Processing
On-demand processing redesigned for scalability Page to page response time is constant Hierarchical cursor-based object model

Rendering
New rendering architecture Rendering extensions rewritten

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Processing and Rendering Architecture


2005 2008
Data

Soft Page HTML Layout Excel Webforms HTML Winforms

Table Tablix Matrix List Chart Chart

Group

Calcs

Introducing Changes to Memory Management Understanding Memory Management Policies Configuring Memory Settings

Storage

ROM

Data

CSV XML

Image

Hard Page Image Layout PDF

Print Image

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Memory Broker monitors and responds to memory pressure fluctuations Memory events trigger switch from RAM to file system cache as needed Configurable thresholds determine report server response to memory pressure changes

Medium Memory Pressure

Current requests continue New requests might be accepted Memory allocations reduced for all apps Background largest reduction

Low Memory Pressure Current requests continue New requests accepted Background low priority

High Memory Pressure Current requests slow New requests denied Memory allocation reduced more Memory swaps to disk

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Boundaries of medium pressure % Full Memory Range KB

Understanding Changes to Management Tools Disabling Report Server Features Introducing New SSRS Logs

WorkingSetMaximum MemoryThreshold MemorySafetyMargin WorkingSetMinimum

High memory pressure Medium memory pressure Low memory pressure

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Reporting Services Configuration Manager Report Manager SQL Server Management Studio

Color-code status icons removed Revised pages to configure URL settings for Report Manager and Report Server Web service Improved workflow for managing the report server database and working with the database connection
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Stop running processes Configure role definitions Create and manage shared schedules Set server properties
My Reports Report execution logging Client-side printing Report history server defaults

Manage report content Generate report models Set model item security Associate clickthrough reports to model entities
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Report Manager

On Demand Processing
RSReportServer.Config \ IsSchedulingService IsNotificationService IsEventService

RSReportServer.Config \ IsReportManagerEnabled RSReportServer.Config \ IsWebServiceEnabled

Trace Log (ReportServerService_timestamp>.log)

Scheduled Events and Report Delivery

Report Builder

Report Server Windows service


SQL Server Configuration Manager

SQL Server Management Studio \ Server Properties

HTTP log (ReportServerService_HTTP_<timestamp>.log


All HTTP requests to report server Client IP, action or SOAP method, HTTP status
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System information (operating system, version, number of processors, and memory) Reporting Services component and version information Application log events Errors and exceptions Low resource warnings SOAP envelopes inbound and outbound HTTP header, stack trace, and debug trace information Report delivery status, recipient, and number of delivery attempts

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Application Domains for Report Server Applications, msdn2.microsoft.com/en-

us/library/ bb934330(SQL.100).aspx

Configuring Authentication in Reporting Services, msdn2.microsoft.com/en-

us/library/ bb283249(SQL.100).aspx

About URL Reservations and Registration (Reporting Services),

msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ bb677364(SQL.100).aspx

Report Server Service Trace Log,

msdn2.microsoft.com/ en-us/library/ms156500(SQL.100).aspx
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