Reports Execute in back end and should mail to Email ,Batch process

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Hello,

i am devloping a small banking application for our organization purpose.

am using .Net 4.0 and Sqlserver2008, for Reports Sqlserver Reporting services (SSRS) is used.
to run any batch process reports am using Schedule concept in SSRS. but i have another requirment.
when large amount of data is comming from Database system taking time to generate the report and exporting in to excel/PDF. so they whant to send a request to forms by giving parameters and they clcik on view report then i should show message like "Thanks we will send this report to your regisered email id" then system should get control to the user. then in back end i should generate report and i should send Eamil to repective person.

can any one help on this , any idea which make my problem to resolve.

Thanks & Regards
karthik

Posted 22-Mar-13 1:50am

karthikkushala

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ZurdoDev 22-Mar-13 7:55am

It sounds like you are already using the schedule feature in SSRS so just create a one time schedule and send to their email.

Prasad Khandekar 22-Mar-13 11:35am

Hello Karthik,

Have a look at this article (http://snippetsandhelp.blogspot.in/2011/02/ssrs-scheduling-reports-using-sql.html)

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