This update includes a kill bit for the ActiveX client print control used by Reporting Services. Note: the ActiveX control does install from Report Manager on the same box. I've double-checked the browser settings so they're ok. It works fine if I manually install the ActiveX control, but from what I've read, the first time you click on the print button the ActiveX control should be installed automatically. We use 1 instance of Reporting Services, and the. We have 1 instance of SQL Server right now and 2 instances of Reporting Services (located on another server). I've been doing some research on this and what I found was. "In Reporting Services, we get an error, ""unable to load print control"" when we click the print icon. The Microsoft RSClientPrint Control needs to be installed in order. The Microsoft ActiveX control called RSClientPrint is not loaded in Internet Explorer. The EnableClientPrinting must be set to True in order to allow client-side printing. Client-Side Printing is not enabled on the SQL Server Reporting Server. I have an web site that uses ActiveX print control and when there is a SQL update it breaks the print control for all the. Tons of wrong paths and I'm not a windows expert. This has to be simple to sort out - and searching is failing me. You must be a member of the Administrators group if you want to download the. Note that downloading an ActiveX control requires administrator permissions. To download the control, you must enable settings on your browser. Reporting Services provides an ActiveX control to support client-side printing for an HTML report. If you upgrade your report server to SQL Server 2016 the.
Previous versions of Reporting Services used an ActiveX control that required downloading to the client computer from the report server.
Download Link sql reporting services print controlĪlthough client-side printing is enabled by default, you can disable the feature to prevent it from being used.
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