File not found error when exporting

I'm hoping someone else has had this problem and can help me.
For some unknown reason all of a sudden the exporting of reports (to
PDF, Excel) cause a "File cannot be found error". This started to
happen last week after 12 months of error-free operation.
I've tried deleting the reports and re-deploying them - no success.
I would be most grateful someone could offer some insight.
Many thanks in advance,
SteveB.Does it happens from every workstation trying to retrieve the files ? Does
it happens thru the web interface or thru webservices access ?
Did you change IIS permissions or settings ?
"stevebuy@.eircom.net" wrote:
> I'm hoping someone else has had this problem and can help me.
> For some unknown reason all of a sudden the exporting of reports (to
> PDF, Excel) cause a "File cannot be found error". This started to
> happen last week after 12 months of error-free operation.
> I've tried deleting the reports and re-deploying them - no success.
> I would be most grateful someone could offer some insight.
> Many thanks in advance,
> SteveB.
>|||I've just cleared the temporary internet folder and the problem has
gone away on the local machine. There is still a problem with PDF
rendering subscriptions but I need to investigate it some more. Thanks
for taking the time to reply.

file is damaged and could not be repaired

Hi
I am exporting the r.s. reports to pdf fomat.I am viewing the report in
Adobe Reader 7.0.I get the error as "file is damaged and could not be
repaired" I am dumping the report bytes in browser like this
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
Response.BinaryWrite(objResults)
Response.Flush()
Any body has clue to this query.I was receiving this error, and after researching it, I found out I needed to
load the latest Service Pack for Report Server. I believe the latest SP for
Report Server is SP 2.
"Aniruddha" wrote:
> Hi
> I am exporting the r.s. reports to pdf fomat.I am viewing the report in
> Adobe Reader 7.0.I get the error as "file is damaged and could not be
> repaired" I am dumping the report bytes in browser like this
> Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
> Response.BinaryWrite(objResults)
> Response.Flush()
> Any body has clue to this query.