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SSRS Reports - What Happens when we create a Subscription for a SSRS Report?

I have created a report subscription for a Report. after that I was thinking how does it works automaticaly and sends the file to the define format.

I found that when we create a report subscription then it creates a Job in the SQL Server Agent with the details which we have set in the report scheduling for the subscription.

So whenever the perticular schedule criteria meets, this job gets executed which triggers the report to run and delivers the report out put in the defined format and to the define location or users.

so in the job agent also we can change the schedule for the Report subscription if required.

Happy Learning!

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