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You should have all the projects needed to recreate the reports in a source control system somewhere, the quickest way to migrate is to redeploy from your master source.

This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by Steve Ellwood.

Is there then any simple way to migrate in the existing data sources, data sets and reports from the old instances? I have found some tools that are supposed to be able to do it, but it looks as though I can't specify which subfolder to put things in and will have to migrate them in the root then move them and then edit each dataset and report to make sure they are pointing to the correct location, and that could be quite a lot of work and error prone? I am thinking that I can create these seperate folders through the Web Portal and just folders under the 'home' area is that correct? Hi, I'm trying to migrate 4 separate instances from an older version of SSRS so I think I need to take this approach, but I'm quite a novice when it comes to SSRS so any advice would be appreciated. There really is no need to have multiple SSRS instances any more unless you hit compute issues and need to split the load but then I would look at scale out deployments over multi instances. Server\SSRS - 4 folders at root Data1, Data2, Data3, Data4 permissions set as needed and deploy reports for the specifics to the right folder. The other option is to have 1 SSRS instance and split the root folder out into 4 folders and deploy to those and set permissions accordingly. So thats 5 lots of servers needing 5 lots of licenses, so thats at least a minimum of 20 cores of Enterprise licensing needed which is a hefty chunk of change. As each new server you spin up for SSRS needs to be licensed individually. Yes you will need to, but you will have a huge licensing cost on your hands if you do not have unlimited virtualisation rights or are using physical tin. 2) Copy Install.Exe to the service executable folder (from. You can run multiple versions of the same service by doing the following: 1) Copy the Service executable and config to its own folder.

Run multiple instances of calctape how to#

How to run multiple versions of the same service? We’ve used this to run DEVINT, TESTING and ACCEPTANCE versions of the same service running side-by-side on a single machine.

Run multiple instances of calctape install#

With this in mind, I can do the following: If I’ve called the service “Awesome Service” then I can install a UAT verison of the service as follows: This will create the service with the name “Awesome Service – UAT”.

Run multiple instances of calctape windows#

How to install multiple instances of the same Windows service?

Probably because the application is hard-coded to use just the server name to access and cannot access an ‘instance’. Most likely, they are looking for a way to have multiple default instances on a single server. Why are there multiple instances on one server? It isn’t possible to use the same IP port for two (ore more) instances. You couldn’t also use a port, which is in use by a different application, like web server. It’s not possible for any apps to share a port, even web server stops there service in such a configuration. Is it possible to use the same port for two instances? Run above main class multiple times from your IDE. We can override this default as follows which generates random ID and port: Run above main class from IDE. If we want to run multiple instance on a single development machine then we cannot run them with above default because of the same port. How to run multiple instances on one development machine? One of these new features is the addition of support in ClusterControl to allow a user to setup and manage multiple PostgreSQL instances on the same host. Can you run multiple PostgreSQL instances on the same host?