I AM NOT SAYING THIS IS THE END ALL BE ALL OR THAT THIS WILL EVEN WORK. THIS IS JUST WHAT I USE INTERNALLY AND ALTHOUGH WE HAVE DONE SOME TESTING, I CANNOT AND WILL NOT GUARANTEE THIS TO WORK AND I WILL NOT AND CANNOT TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY IF YOU USE THIS AND YOUR STUFF BLOWS UP OR YOUR REPORTS GET DELETED.
SERIUSLY!
Install the Tool by unzipping and running Setup.exe
From Server Name: Is the Server Name of the SSRS App Server you’d like to copy from (server.tld.local/ReportServer)
From Server UserName: Windows Domain username of an account that has access to the above
From Server Password: Windows Domain password of an account that has access to the above server
From Server Domain: Windows AD Domain of the above account
From Server Folder: Will allow you to select the folder you want to migrate
To Server Name: Is the Server name of the SSRS App Server you’d like to copy to. It can be the same server or a different one (server.tld.local/ReportServer)
To Server UserName: Windows Domain username of an account that has access to the above server
To Server Password: Windows Domain username of an account which has access to the above server
To Server Domain: Windows AD Domain of the above server
To Server Folder: Will allow you to select the folder destination of where you’d like to copy the SSRS Report To
Correct Data Source: Allows you to change the data source of the destination SSRS Report to the correct one. Click it and select the “TARGET” data source that you’d like the destination reports to point to
Click Migrate
Recursive checkbox will copy all subfolders and sub reports found in the selected folder Include Folder you shouldn’t need to check this, it creates the entire folder tree structure in the target.
Please run this in test so you fully understand how it works, and again this is given for free as is, use at your own risk if you have issues let me know and I’ll try to help
Thank you for your time put in to the development of this tool. I used it to copy over reports from our live environment to our test environment on the same server/domain and it worked flawlessly.
I am now trying to copy reports over to another server on a different domain. Upon testing the connection for the receiving server, I am receiving the error below. Might you have any idea what could be causing this and how to sort it out?
This works better than ReportSync 1.1.2. Many of my report utilize sub-reports with a dedicated data source (called readonly). Is there a way to correct the data source for the report and sub reports by selecting the appropriate data source name and corresponding data source path?
Jose,
This has been a Godsend tool, as we have embarked on our Upgrade to Kinetic and with 5 K11 environments for various purposes and repeating lifts from our E10 production instance, this tool has made a horrible manual task (Solution workbench did not work after many attempts to complete) a now nearly painless task! Thank you so much for your generous nature and gifts to the community!
Does anyone know if this tool needs other ports than the standard SQL server ports: TCP 1433 , 4022 , 135 , 1434 , UDP 1434? From Docs SQL . We’re setting up a new Azure domain from an existing one and while I can connect to shared folders across domain.
I have to get the infrastructure team to open the ports I need and wanted to make sure this was all before I go fight them for access.
Hi,
We are currently upgrading the E10 to K2024…2 and looking for tools to migrate the custom SSRS report to the new Kinetic instead of manually download and upload one at a time.
I tried the tool and did a test with error. Wonder if any one can advise where I did wrongly.
The test connection show error but when I test the server on a brower I am able to login to my on prem epicor.
I’m guessing pretty much what it says on the error. If you’re sure your credentials are correct by testing them some other way, then make sure the points in the error are adhered to. Test with and without recursive, put a path in the field, etc. Show us screen shots of everything try so we can see what’s going on.
I’ve stress-tested the heck out of this tool and it’s never let me down without a valid reason.
