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SSRS Subfolders in Visual Studio Project Server Project

I am using SSRS 2008. Currently everything works as long as I put all the reports in the Reports Project folder of the report server in Visual Studio.

I tried to organize the work, which should consist of several report server projects, each of which points to a different folder on the report server. This has a side effect of not allowing me to link to an additional report from another project.

So, is there a way to link to an additional report from another project and still be able to preview it?

Is there a way to get subfolders in a report server project?

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it is not built into SSRS; but there is a workaround. Just keep the reports in one project (to give a link) and manually control the deployment location in the report.

If you go this route, you may need to automate it by creating a deployment script using rs.exe

rs.exe

There are also some attempts to solve this on codeplex; but I have not had the opportunity to look at it yet: rsbuild

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When you deploy your SSRS report to subfolders, do the following:

TargetReportFolder => / Institutional Reports / Monthly Reports

Institutional expressions, which are the main folder for your solution and Monthly reports, are the child folder inside them.

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