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alimda
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Posted - 2013-10-04 : 12:19:57
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Hi there,We have a lot of SSRS reports that we are looking for a software to manage them. I mean we want to be able to have a source control feature and a reporting tool that shows us some meta data of these reports (such as underlying queries, parameters etc.). Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.We have the following:- SQL Server 2008- Visual Studio 2010I heard about the TFS2012 and TFS2012-Express and the TFService.If your suggestion is going to be one of these, could you please share your experience?Thank you,alimda |
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James K
Master Smack Fu Yak Hacker
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Posted - 2013-10-04 : 12:35:33
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TFS is always a good choice, but it costs money. SVN is probably just as good for the purpose you have described. There are plugins availble for integrating SVN with Visual studio; AnkhSVN being the most popular.I didn't quite follow what you said about "showing metadata". You would use Visual Studio for examining the reports. SVN or TFS does not come into picture for that purpose. |
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