SSRS Code project
I am starting an SSRS code project and I need a general road map of the things that I need to think about. Some of the things that I have are:
Architecture
Installation
Role of Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS)
Report Creation with the Wizard
Report Creation with the Report Designer
Reports Deployment
Security Configuration
I feel that I need to go into more detail. Does anyone have a document that contains the topics in more detail?
Architecture
Installation
Role of Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS)
Report Creation with the Wizard
Report Creation with the Report Designer
Reports Deployment
Security Configuration
I feel that I need to go into more detail. Does anyone have a document that contains the topics in more detail?
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I don't actually have anything in hard copy, but I think you're approaching it well. I would only suggest maybe broadening the focus a bit. Assuming the SSRS project is a development within a firm of some sort, I might structure it like this:
Business requirements
Report Readers/Users
Different reporting needs, ie., management, teams, individuals
Security
General Configuration, ie., Kerberos
Security at the server level, the report level and the data level
Installation
SSRS
BIDS/ VS
Design
Architecture
Report Creation
Wizard
Report Designer
Reports Deployment
Administration
Upgrades, maintenance, DR, etc.
Again, I think you are approaching it well. Far too many people get well beyond this point before they vest any effort into a project plan. Proactive administration is an excellent approach to take.
This is also a reference I think you should read:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc431419.aspx
The overview, planning and pre-reqs would probably fit into your plan very well.
Business requirements
Report Readers/Users
Different reporting needs, ie., management, teams, individuals
Security
General Configuration, ie., Kerberos
Security at the server level, the report level and the data level
Installation
SSRS
BIDS/ VS
Design
Architecture
Report Creation
Wizard
Report Designer
Reports Deployment
Administration
Upgrades, maintenance, DR, etc.
Again, I think you are approaching it well. Far too many people get well beyond this point before they vest any effort into a project plan. Proactive administration is an excellent approach to take.
This is also a reference I think you should read:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc431419.aspx
The overview, planning and pre-reqs would probably fit into your plan very well.
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