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Using SQL Reporting Services for MS Project Server 2003 Reporting
Anyone experimenting with SQL Reporting Services and MS Project Server 2003 Reporting combination? I am currently exploring the MS Project 2K3 Server's Enterprise Reporting capabilities. An
article in MSDN
describes the
Enterprise Reporting Solution Starter
but I
*think*
the new SQL Reporting Services Server can be more efficient (and effective).
Posted:
Jun 25 2004, 03:24 PM
by
SB Chatterjee
Filed under:
ADO.NET/SQL Server
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