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I have a problem with Sql Server 2005 Reporting Server where people are receiving old versions of a report whenever the report is sent through a subscription.

I've added a date to the footer of the report, build and deployed it but subscribers still receive an older report.

I am not able to find any known issue or someone with a similar problem and could use some guidance on what to do.

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Bit of a guessing game without more information. Some things that come to mind: What does the report look like if you view it through the web interface"? Have you tried adding your own mail address to the subscription? Perhaps also delete and re-create the subscription on the newly uploaded report? Or delete the report via the web interface and see if it's still mailed out at all?Jeroen
Delete the existing subscription and create new it will definetly help you. Don't forget to double check on the report name.Pratik
@Jeroen The report looks fine when run manually. Subscribed myself and received an older version of the report.IEnumerator
@PratikGupta THank you. What do you mean by "check on the report name"IEnumerator
Hmm, weird. Try deleting the report in the web interface, re-deploying it (perhaps with a new name?), and re-creating the subscription, then see what happens?Jeroen

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Check Properties -> Execution. There are options there to have the report run based on a cached copy or from a snapshot. If these options are selected, the report will be run from older data in order to increase performance. Disable these to get the latest data.