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2. WHAT IS MPUG  Using SQL Reporting Services with Project Server 2007

3. Introduction The Report Pack  Setting up the Report Pack from the SDK  Using Visual Studio to create reports  How will the information be displayed to end users

4. Overview

5. Requirements Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) 2005. SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio  Extension of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.  Business Intelligence Development Studio is installed with SQL Server. Install the Project 2007 SDK - Part of the Project SDK  In the ‘Samples\Report Pack’ sub-directory

6. Report Pack Setup – 1 1.Copy the files in the Code Samples\Report Pack subdirectory of the Project 2007 SDK to a directory on a computer where you have the Microsoft SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio installed. 2.Open the Project 2007 Report Pack.sln file. If Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 is installed on the same computer, the report project opens in Visual Studio. 3.In Solution Explorer, double-click Project Data Source.rds. In the Shared Data Source dialog box, click Edit. 4.In the Connection Properties dialog box, modify the server name, the RDB name, and the authentication fields if necessary.

7. Report Pack Setup – 2 1.Click Test Connection to make sure the connection works, and then click OK. Click OK again to save the data source information. 2.On the Project menu, click Project 2007 Report Pack Properties. 1. Change the TargetServerURL value to the URL of your report server. The value for the sample project is http://ps2007demo:81/reportserver. 2. Change the TargetDataSourceFolder value if necessary. The value for the sample project is Data Sources. 3.Build and then deploy the solution to your SQL Server Reporting Services instance. On the Build menu, click Deploy Solution.

8. The Different Reports – Cost Center Availability Report

9. The Different Reports – Project Deliverable Gives/Gets Report

10. The Different Reports – Project Portfolio Trend Report

11. The Different Reports – Project Proposals Listing Report

12. The Different Reports – Project Review Report

13. The Different Reports – Timesheet Audit Report

14. The Different Reports – Work Versus Effort Audit Report

15. Project Server Extended Report Pack from Project Conference Christophe Fiessinger's Blog Reports added are:  Deliverables and Dependencies  Issues and Risks Report  Project Workspaces  ProjectList PSI XML  ResourceList PSI XML  Risks - XML Data Srouce  SSAS Timesheet  Timesheet Audit 2 http://blogs.msdn.com/chrisfie/ archive/2007/10/30/project- server-extended-report-pack- from-project-conference.aspx

16. Using Visual Studio to Create Reports Report Wizards

17. End User Experience What do the Users see

18. Hints and Tips Install Reporting Services on a different port to SharePoint/Project Server Use the Database Schema’s provided in the SDK It is Only supported to report from the Reporting Database

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