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Large reporting project in .Net

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3:52 am
11 Dec 2007


herman_joe

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I am developing a sophisticated search engine for my website
which would aggregate complex data that is stored in various tables in a SQL
Server database. OLAP is out of question due to budgeting constrains, so we
consider developing our own stored procedures and implement reports with SSRS.
I am unable to find on the Internet a code generator which would let us explore
with our client various data retrieval scenarios. Has anyone come across a code
generator that can serve my purpose? Thanks in advance!

8:31 am
11 Dec 2007


BPS

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Hi, welcome to the forum.

Unfortunately I have no experience with .Net or SSRS. Your best bet would be to look through the SSRS website for examples etc. Also have a search round the top engines, MSN, Google & Yahoo etc

Sorry, that’s not much help I know.

Ben - Forum Administrator

7:03 am
12 Dec 2007


werroesjoe

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herman_joe said:

I am developing a sophisticated search engine for my website
which would aggregate complex data that is stored in various tables in a SQL
Server database. OLAP is out of question due to budgeting constrains, so we
consider developing our own stored procedures and implement reports with SSRS.
I am unable to find on the Internet a code generator which would let us explore
with our client various data retrieval scenarios. Has anyone come across a code
generator that can serve my purpose? Thanks in advance!


Hello! I am also a web developer and I was looking for a
code generator when I had to develop a database intensive project. I decided to
use OxyGen Code (http://www.techinceptions.com/codegenerator.html)
to generate our stored procedures and the data access layer. OxyGen Code gave
us a much needed productivity boost so we were able to focus on the business
rules and the UI rather than writing SQL and data retrieval logic. I would suggest
downloading OxyGen Code and giving it a try! Happy holidays!

 
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