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I am using SSRS 2008. Currently everything works find so long as I put all reports in the Reports folder of the Report Server Project in Visual Studio.

I attempted a work-around, which is to have multiple Report Server projects, each pointing to a different folder on the report server. This has the side effect of not letting me reference the sub report from another project.

So, is there a way of referencing a sub-report from another project and still have the ability to preview?

Is there a way to get sub-folders in Report Server project?

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it's not built-in to SSRS; but there is a workaround. Simply keep the reports under one project (to allow the reference) and manualy control the deployment location per report.

If you go this route, you may want to look automating this by creating a deployment script using rs.exe

rs.exe

There are also some attempts at solving this on codeplex; but I haven't had a chance to take a look at this yet: rsbuild

JasonHorner
Thanks. For now I'm just keeping everything in one folder.
Greg Ogle