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I have an installation of SQL 2019 and SSRS 2019. The SSRS is an eval installation and has expired. I have the ssrs key from the installation of SQL. I have tried the modify option in Apps And Features but it is greyed out. I used the sql installation wizard and ran the maintenance Edition Upgrade but there is no mention of SSRS in there and when it completed I have the same issue HTTP Error 503. The service is unavailable. and the SSRS console shows SQL Server Evaluation. I have checked the SQL at it is 15.0.2000.5 RTM Standard Edition (64bit). So I do not think the SQL server is an eval. Pulling my hair out on this!
Surely it is not a case of uninstalling SSRS and reinstalling to make this change. Can anyone tell me how to perform this?
By performing and "Edition Upgrade", works for database enigne as well as for SSRS, see
Hi @PhilD,
To upgrade an existing instance of SQL Server to a different edition, from the SQL Server Installation Center select Maintenance, and then select Edition Upgrade.
Regards，
Zoe Hui
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