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The most comprehensive Microsoft technology event of the year 2019

The most comprehensive Microsoft technology event of the year. Microsoft Ignite is a great place to learn new skills, collaborate with your peers, and discover innovative tech. Explore topics from over 1,000 sessions or select a Learning Path to dive deep on an end-to-end solution.  Get one-on-one guidance from Microsoft experts on app design, architecture, implementation, or migration at the new Development and Architecture Center. Join an interactive session to hear from others solving similar challenges. Connect with communities in .NET, Node.js, TypeScript, Python, and more. Here are just a few things we'll cover: ·  Best practices and tips for getting the most out of Visual Studio ·  Using cloud services to build and deploy faster ·  Modernizing applications using serverless technologies ·  Integrating cognitive services and machine learning into your apps ·  Database services that work with popular tools and languages ·...

Change SSRS report server header name

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1. Open report server url http://<servername>/ReportServer 2. Go to site settings as shown in bellow 3. In general tab, change name as per your requirement

Cannot deploy the report because the shared data source that the report references does not exist on the report server.

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1.     First, deploy the data source:       2. T hen, deploy any necessary shared datasets     3. Now, you'll be able to deploy or run your report.

net.pipe://localhost/PreviewProcessngServcie11108/ReportProcessng that could accept the message. This is often caused by an incorrect address or SOAP action

Error: net.pipe://localhost/PreviewProcessngServcie11108/ReportProcessng that could accept the message. This is often caused by an incorrect address or SOAP action. See InnerExcelption, if present, for more details. The pipe endpoint 'net.pipe://localhost/PreviewProcessing11108/ReportProcessing' could not be found on your local machine Solution: 1. Press WinKey+R , input “services.msc” in the Run box, and press enter. 2. In the local services list, find the “Net.Pipe Listener Adapter”. 3. If it is stopped, start it. If it is started, restart it. if not found in services, please Turn Windows Features on