Reputation: 115
Our organization is running SQL Server 2012 Standard and I have dozens (near 100) of SSRS report subscriptions hanging out there. Unfortunately, they are all piled into one long list. Is there any way to organize the report subscriptions in folders? I am thinking that's a definite "no" as I have never found a way to do this. Right now I have individual subscriptions for dozens of individuals as well as a few other subscriptions that get sent out to just a mailing list.
If this isn't available in SQL Server 2012 Standard (and again, I am guessing it isn't), does anyone know if newer versions of SQL Server (and maybe a different edition of SQL Server) can do this?
Many thanks.
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Unfortunately, with the Standard version.. there is only so much you can do.. if you have access to the Enterprise version, then you can get data driven subscriptions that make a world of difference. – Harry 2 days ago
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If you just want to be able to get a better view of all of the subscriptions you have set up then you could create a report that queries the ReportServer database. This would allow you to see which subscriptions belong to which reports and how the report is being distributed.
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