SSRS Server version comparison

Hi All

Does anyone know of a handy reference to compare the features of various versions of SSRS Server (2008, 2012, 2014, 2016)?   I'm noticing a wompload of links that list this out for a specific version, usually standard vs. enterprise, but none that shows this for all versions.

Thanks.
Jim
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Jim HornMicrosoft SQL Server Data DudeAsked:
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harisrashidCommented:
you will need to review "What's new" section of each version and work your way forward or backward through version, depending on where you start.

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DcpKingCommented:
What harisrashid said ... in addition, if you work with cubes as data source, you may be accustomed to editing the hidden queries that supply data for your parameter drop-lists. In 2008 and 2008R2 those edits get blown away if you subsequently change the main query for the data. That was a "feature" added in 2008 and removed, AFAIK, in 2012.

hth

Mike
Jim HornMicrosoft SQL Server Data DudeAuthor Commented:
Thanks, I've seen the 'What's new with version x' links, and am building my reference off of that.

Was hoping that this was already done somewhere, so I didn't have to rely on a 'Go to some link and fish for the answer' solution.
Jim HornMicrosoft SQL Server Data DudeAuthor Commented:
Hey Guys - Looks like this is as good as it gets, so I'll accept and move on.  I've got a decent compilation of "What's New' in all versions of SQL, SSIS, and SSRS, but I think I'll polish it up and maybe present it as a future article.

Thanks.
Jim
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