It's easy to schedule SSRS Reports to run at a specific date and time, or to run them hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly or set up your own custom frequencies e.g. 4-4-3, every other day, third Monday of the month, and so on. And the same report can be scheduled to be run multiple times with different parameters, formats, frequencies, and destinations. It makes SSRS Reports scheduling simple, hassle-free and convenient for you.

Use Dynamic Schedules to export multiple instances of the same report. For each instance, SQL-RD will automatically enter the required parameter values, export the report and deliver the results to the corresponding email, folder, FTP, printer or fax. The parameters and destination are read from your own database. For example, run the same report for dozens of clients without writing a schedule for each client. Use Data Driven Schedules to bring Reporting Services functionality to SSRS Reports. Drive all variables of your reporting requirements (parameters, destinations, output format, etc) from database tables and queries.

Once your schedule has been executed, why stop there? Use SQL-RD's unique Custom Actions to run another program, enter values in a database, modify a file and lots more. Or use Automation Schedules for general business process automation without scheduling any reports at all.

• Acrobat (PDF): Include watermarks & stamp, add bookmarks based on group header, set document properties, add password protection, merge a package of multiple reports into a single PDF file & merge any existing PDF files into a single file.
• Character Separated (CSV): Use any character separator, or use "tab", choose comma, or any delimiter.
• MS Excel (XLS), Data Only, Excel 7, 8, & 97-2000: Customize the worksheet (tab) name, burst report groups into separate worksheets in the same workbook, merge a package of multiple reports as individual worksheets (tabs) in a single workbook, set password protection, set document properties.
• MS Word (DOC): Set document properties, raster Image (TIF), choose from Uncompressed, LZW, RLE and fax formats; Select 24-bit color, 256 color or Black & White.

Use Exception handing to determine what should happen if a reports fails to run or if the report executes but contains no data. For example: If a report takes longer than the specified amount of time to run, treat the schedule as an error and follow the appropriate action. The “Auto-calculate” option instructs SQL-RD automatically determine how long a schedule should take to run the report. If it takes longer than the calculated amount of time, then it is an error. Should an error occur with a schedule, specify the retry interval and number of times the schedule should attempt a retry. Check for blank reports and determine what actions should be taken if a blank report is detected.