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Upgrading SSRS 2005 to 2012

Martin Schoombee

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August 21, 2012

I was recently involved in a project to upgrade a SQL Server 2005 environment to 2012. The upgrade wasn’t in place though, because the client decided to buy new hardware as well.   You will be amazed at how easy it is to migrate/upgrade an SSRS instance to 2012, and we really only encountered one …

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