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You maintain a SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services (SSRS) instance. Your instance supports several different rendering extensions. You need to configure the server so that all reports render only to…
The correct answer is D. Modify the RSReportServer.config file. You can specify rendering extension parameters in the RSReportServer configuration file to override default report rendering behavior for reports that run on a Reporting Services report You can modify rendering extension parameters to achieve the following objectives: Change…
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You maintain a SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services (SSRS) instance. Your instance supports several different rendering extensions. You need to configure the server so that all reports render only to Microsoft Excel. What should you do?
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- AModify the RSMgrPolicy.config file.
- BModify the Web.config file.
- CModify the Global.asax file.
- DModify the RSReportServer.config file.
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You can specify rendering extension parameters in the RSReportServer configuration file to override default report rendering behavior for reports that run on a Reporting Services report You can modify rendering extension parameters to achieve the following objectives: Change how the rendering extension name appears in the Export list of the report toolbar (for example, to change "Web archive" to "MHTML"), or localize the name to a different language. Create multiple instances of the same rendering extension to support different report presentation options (for example, a portrait and landscape mode version of the Image rendering extension). Change the default rendering extension parameters to use different values (for example, the Image rendering extension uses TIFF as the default output format; you can modify the extension parameters to use EMF instead).
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