Microsoft Intune Enterprise Application Management

Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder

by Microsoft

Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder is published in the Microsoft Intune Enterprise App Management (EAM) catalog, so Intune can deploy and update it on Windows devices without a repackaged installer.

Latest version
15.1.30001.02
Packages
10
Auto-update
Not supported
Architectures
x86x64
Locales
deen-USesfrhuitnlpl+2
Last change
No change since 7 Dec 2025

Packages10

BranchVersionArchitectureAuto-UpdateLocales
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Dutch)15.0.20283.0x86x64Nonl
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (English)15.1.30001.02Latestx64Noen-US
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (French)15.0.20283.0x86x64Nofr
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (German)15.0.20283.0x86x64Node
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Hungarian)15.0.20283.0x86x64Nohu
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Italian)15.0.20283.0x86x64Noit
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Polish)15.0.20283.0x86x64Nopl
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Russian)15.0.20283.0x86x64Noru
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Spanish)15.0.20283.0x86x64Noes
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder (Swedish)15.0.20283.0x86x64Nosv
How to deploy this from Intune
  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Apps › All apps › Create.
  2. Choose the Enterprise App Catalog app type, then search the catalog for Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Report Builder.
  3. Pick the package whose branch, version, architecture and locale you need — the table above lists every one Microsoft publishes.
  4. Finish the app information and assignment steps. Where auto-update is supported, Intune keeps the app current on its own.

Microsoft's own documentation: Enterprise App Management in Intune.

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