Take the tour ×  I understand that on the computer running SSRS
in SharePoint Integrated mode I must also have a minimal
installation of SharePoint. The following from MSDN illustrates
this:  Components for a two-computer deployment  My setup
consists of a SharePoint web front end and a SQL server so the
only way for SSRS Integrated Mode to work is if do one of the
following:    1. Install SSRS using SharePoing Integrated mode
on the SharePoint front end server.   2. Or I put a minimal
SharePoint 2010 installation on the SQL Server.  Since
installing SharePoint on a SQL Server is a no-no, I must do the
former. Now my question to you experts is why. Why do I need to
have SharePoint installed on the same computer as SSRS
Integrated Mode when I do not need this in native mode.  Based
on an error I get, pasted below, I can assume that it is because
it needs access to the object model. Again I ask why. Why does
it need the object model in this case but not when running in
native mode. Does it not also have access