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BAM integration with Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services 2005

The steps to create a report based on data in Bam infrastructure is no different from what one would do for other SQL data sources. It is recommended that you read the “Creating a Report with Report Designer” section in SQL Server 2005 Books Online on how to create a report using the Microsoft SQL Server Report Designer. 

Report Wizard

“Select a data source” page

Bam provides two data sources that Reporting Services may point to:

1.                  Bam Primary Import database for views on activity instances or real-time aggregations. Make sure to select Type=”Microsoft SQL Server” and Connection String=”Data Source=<server name>; Initial Catalog=<database name>”, where <server name> and <database name> are the server and database names of your Bam Primary Import database.

2.                  Bam Analysis database for querying the analysis cube. Make sure to select Type=”Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Server” and Connection String=”Data Source=<server name>; Initial Catalog=<database name>”, where <server name> and <database name> are the server and database names of your Bam Analysis database.                                        

“Design the Query” page

For the Bam Primary Import database, there are two types of views:

1.                  dbo.bam_<view name>_<activity name>View_View. This is the view for instance data.

2.                  dbo.bam_<view name>_<real time aggregation pivot table name>_RTAView. This is the view for the real-time aggregations.

You can type in “select * from view” to return the desired result set.

 

For the Bam Analysis database, click on the query builder and drag and drop the dimensions and measures of the cube named <view name>  to return the desired result set.                      

Other steps

Go through the rest of the steps to decide what and how you want the data to be presented.

 

Published Monday, January 09, 2006 1:39 PM by derektan

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