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This is SSRS 2012 SQL Server 11.00.2218

When I have external image in report using http://i.imgur.com/g3D5jNz.jpg it works.

but when I use file:///\\ImageServer\April.jpg I got this error on the html

<IMG onerror=this.errored=true; src="" errored="true">

I have had this working for about 1 year. Then suddenly stop working. Steps I have done to troubleshoot and still not fixing the issue:

  1. Check execution account has access to \ImageServer\April.jpg confirmed execution account has access to the imageServer and the file - DONE
  2. Unload antivirus on the report server then test - DONE
  3. Reboot report server - DONE but I will try this again
  4. I looked in C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\LogFiles, and found no error for image related or any error related to the specific report I run

Clues I notice that I don't know how to troubleshoot

  1. when using imgur jpg, the html img src is using some web service AXD file ReportViewerWebControl.axd. I am guessing it uses this to resize or convert the image some how. is it possible that an error happen during conversion/resize?

Could you please suggest how to troubleshoot this further?

other stackoverflow user have the same problem. (not the original post. but one of the answer post.) by John Fouhy https://stackoverflow.com/a/8782471/2635566 The same symptomps, but I don't see the same error message on John Fouhy's post (yet)

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I just found out that graph are also not working on my report server. we are looking into repairing the report server stackoverflow.com/questions/12623002/… - BobNoobGuy

2 Answers

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Have you tried the Answer in the example you linked about? :

  • Moved the img folder that has all the gifs from the static content server to the local SSRS machine, which also has a web server running on it.
  • Setup a virtual directory on the default web site in the local SSRS machine SIIS Manager.
  • Then I changed the report query to refer to the image in the local SSRS machine, by machine name, like this http://mylocalssrsmachine/fotwimg/us.gif Voila, it works… or at least it worked for me.

Seems like you may just need to point the file to your server.

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SSRS 2012 Charts Not Rendering

The solution seems to be the same as question above. Something is corrupted in the installation and

I was able to resolve the problem by running a repair operation from the SQL Server Installer.