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There are many scenarios that you need to list down all your existing Reporting subscription in the SharePoint. Sometimes , you might find your reporting server subscription is not showing the in the manage subscription menu. There is a reason for it. Currently subscriptions  are saved based on URL (Alternative access URL) and User. So if your farm has different AAMs, even though you are a same user , it will not show under your subscriptions. So how you can get it. There is a no direct function to get this unless you are using SSRS API to query the data. but you can find these entries by simply querying SSRS SharePoint database.   SELECT   *    FROM [ReportingService_ServiceApplication_DB].[dbo].[Subscriptions] with(nolock) You can find below details [SubscriptionID] ,[OwnerID] ,[Report_OID] ,[Locale] ,[InactiveFlags] ,[ExtensionSettings] ,[ModifiedByID] ,[ModifiedDate] ,[Description] ,[LastStatus] ,[EventType] ,[MatchData] ,[LastRunTime] ,[Parameters] ,[DataSettings]

How to copy you production SharePoint  database to development environment. I had my production environment as SharePoint 2013 SQL Server 2012 and I want to move the instance to another environment , which is freshly installed and different environment and different KBs Share Point 2013 SQL Server 2016 How to migrate SharePoint 2013 , SQL Server 2012 Content Database to SharePoint 2013 SQL Server 2016. Method 1. This is a general method, which is used for upgrading your content database. 1 . Get the back up of the current Content Database 2. Copy SQL backup to new environment 3. Restore the SQL Back Up in to the new environment 4. Go to the Security Login section and grant permission to content database for existing SharePoint Users.   5. You need to select the User mapping and DBO for the content database. 6 Then, execute below PS in SharePoint PowerShell. Make sure you executed as Run as Administrator 7 Firstly, You need to Update the content database. 8. then, mount the using the co