Discontinued functionality in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
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This article describes SQL Server Reporting Services features that are no longer available in different versions of SQL Server. It doesn't include announcements about discontinued support for specific versions of the operating system or Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS). For more information about system prerequisites, see Planning a SQL Server installation.
A discontinued feature is one that is no longer supported. It might also be physically removed from the product. The following features are discontinued.
Discontinued functionality in SQL Server 2022 Reporting Services
Applies to:
SQL Server Reporting Services (2022 and later)
Power BI Report Server
These features are discontinued and no longer available in SQL Server 2022 Reporting Services and Power BI Report Server September 2022.
Category
Discontinued feature
Replacement
Report Server
Mobile Reports and Mobile Report Publisher
Power BI reports in Power BI Report Server offer mobile capabilities.
Report Server
Pin to Power BI
Paginated report support is now available directly in the Power BI service.
These features are discontinued and no longer available in SQL Server 2022 Reporting Services.
Category
Discontinued feature
Replacement
Report Server
XLS and DOC render formats
XLSX and DOCX formats are available and supported.
Report Server
Atom Data Feed
oData feed support is available for shared datasets in SSRS and Power BI Report Server.
Discontinued functionality in SQL Server 2019 Reporting Services
Applies to:
SQL Server Reporting Services (2019 and later) ❌ Power BI Report Server
These features that are no longer available in SQL Server 2019 Reporting Services.
Category
Discontinued feature
Replacement
Report Server
HTML 4.0 Renderer
HTML 5 renderer
Report Server
Customized style sheets for HTML Viewer and Report Manager
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SQL Server Reporting Services (2022 and later)