What is ReportServer and ReportServerTempDB?
The ReportServer database has tables to store reports, data sources, snapshots, subscriptions, etc. It is the repository for the reporting application data. The ReportServerTempDB database is used for temporary storage needs, as the default name suggests.
What is the use of Reportservertempdb?
A Reporting Services deployment uses two SQL Server relational databases for internal storage. By default, the databases are named ReportServer and ReportServerTempdb. ReportServerTempdb is created with the primary report server database and is used to store temporary data, session information, and cached reports.
Where can I find the AlwaysOn availability group?
You can include all other Skype for Business Server databases in the AlwaysOn Availability Group. In the Specify Replicas page, click the Replicas tab. Then click the Add Replicas button, and connect to the other SQL instances that you joined as nodes of the Windows Server Failover Cluster.
Can you include reportserver in always on availability group?
Do not include the ReportServer, ReportServerTempDB, or Persistent Chat databases in the AlwaysOn Availability Group, as these are not supported in this scenario. You can include all other Skype for Business Server databases in the AlwaysOn Availability Group. In the Specify Replicas page, click the Replicas tab.
How to change SQL Server always on availability groups?
As you know, for a database in SQL Server Always On Availability groups, we require databases in the full recovery model. Open the ReportServerTempDB database properties, click on the options and change the recovery model to FULL. Our both SSRS databases are in the Full recovery model now.
Where are reporting services located in JBS availability group?
-> SQL Server Reporting Services databases are later placed on the Availability Group JBS_SSRSAG. -> Database [ReportServerTempDB] recovery model will be changed to Full from Simple.