We're getting ready to launch Reporting Services and are looking for a way to
document the business logic and metadata behind the reports. Does reporting
Svc. offer a quick & easy way to do this?You have access to the RDL, which is stored in the database, along with the
other metadata... Perhaps you can write something to do what you wish...
What exactly do you want to do?
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"BL" <BL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We're getting ready to launch Reporting Services and are looking for a way
> to
> document the business logic and metadata behind the reports. Does
> reporting
> Svc. offer a quick & easy way to do this?
>|||We want to be able to document the business logic behind the report, and
store it with the report so that it's readily available.
What's the RDL stand for?|||RDL = Report Definition Language
See also: http://www.microsoft.com/sql/reporting/techinfo/rdlspec.mspx
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"BL" <BL@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We want to be able to document the business logic behind the report, and
> store it with the report so that it's readily available.
> What's the RDL stand for?
>|||Hi,
I am also interested in metadata documentation and report specification.
Did you find any useful tools, or does anyone else know of any?
Richard
"BL" wrote:
> We want to be able to document the business logic behind the report, and
> store it with the report so that it's readily available.
> What's the RDL stand for?
>
