Report Server Configuration Manager 100% CPU

SQL2K8 July CTP. After installing and selecting self-configure option openned RS Configuration Manager UI and selected Instance. Report Server Status page appears ok. 10.0.1049.14 in native mode.

Clicked on "Web Service URL" and CPU pegged at 100%. WmiPrvSE.exe consuming approx 85% CPU. Running on Windows Server 2008 Beta 3 within a single VPC 2007 684MB session - hardware is recent Centrino Duo HP laptop with 2GB RAM. After 30 mins Config Manager still unresponsive.

Is this a known bug?

I had exact same problem, but later i found out that Longhorn is not supported with SQL 2008?!! So i installed on a 2003 server and everything seems to be OK. This sure looks like a bug.|||

We are still working out some bugs in LH support and expect this to be supported in the next CTP.

Report Server Configuration Manager 100% CPU

SQL2K8 July CTP. After installing and selecting self-configure option openned RS Configuration Manager UI and selected Instance. Report Server Status page appears ok. 10.0.1049.14 in native mode.

Clicked on "Web Service URL" and CPU pegged at 100%. WmiPrvSE.exe consuming approx 85% CPU. Running on Windows Server 2008 Beta 3 within a single VPC 2007 684MB session - hardware is recent Centrino Duo HP laptop with 2GB RAM. After 30 mins Config Manager still unresponsive.

Is this a known bug?

I had exact same problem, but later i found out that Longhorn is not supported with SQL 2008?!! So i installed on a 2003 server and everything seems to be OK. This sure looks like a bug.|||

We are still working out some bugs in LH support and expect this to be supported in the next CTP.

report server cannot be initialized

Hi!
I have a problem while i want to test the status of the report server in my
win xp os:
-my os is win xp professional + sp2
-first i installed iis
-then i installed sql server 2005 standard edition
but when i want to initialize reporting service (using configure report
server page) , the "initialized "
option is disabled, and when i type http://localhost/reportserver in IE, IE
changes the address to a search keyword and
doesn't display report server page.
please, give me a solution for this!
thanks!Verify your web server is running and make sure you have asp.net installed,
run %WINNT%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\%framework version%\aspnet_regiis.exe -i.
Open IIS console and verify that the virtual directory reportserver and
reports exist, browse the default the root of the reprtserver virtual from
IIS. Did you change the default virtual directory during the install..?
"fazarmnia" wrote:
> Hi!
> I have a problem while i want to test the status of the report server in my
> win xp os:
> -my os is win xp professional + sp2
> -first i installed iis
> -then i installed sql server 2005 standard edition
> but when i want to initialize reporting service (using configure report
> server page) , the "initialized "
> option is disabled, and when i type http://localhost/reportserver in IE, IE
> changes the address to a search keyword and
> doesn't display report server page.
> please, give me a solution for this!
> thanks!

Report queue

Does reporting service allow administration to view report status ? i.e. any user interface to view which reporting is running, pending, fail or success.In reportmanager go to 'Site Settings' in the upper right corner and then
click on 'Manage Jobs' This will show you jobs that are currently
executing. For a list of reports that have executed and their status there
is a DB table 'ExecutionLogs' which you can query.
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"May Liu" <MayLiu@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9668EDA1-72E5-4565-B1DB-12D44DE8DA58@.microsoft.com...
> Does reporting service allow administration to view report status ?
i.e. any user interface to view which reporting is running, pending, fail or
success.|||Thanks a lot !!!
"Daniel Reib [MSFT]" wrote:
> In reportmanager go to 'Site Settings' in the upper right corner and then
> click on 'Manage Jobs' This will show you jobs that are currently
> executing. For a list of reports that have executed and their status there
> is a DB table 'ExecutionLogs' which you can query.
> --
> -Daniel
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "May Liu" <MayLiu@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9668EDA1-72E5-4565-B1DB-12D44DE8DA58@.microsoft.com...
> > Does reporting service allow administration to view report status ?
> i.e. any user interface to view which reporting is running, pending, fail or
> success.
>
>