Hi All,
the SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio is not equipped with
an option to output powerpoint presentations.
we have to migrate an legacy application which has been coded in access-vba.
the vba code uses data within an MSSQL Database and a powerpoint template
(.pot) and the output is a powerpoint presentation with lots of graphs and
charts in it.
we are thinking about porting the vba code into a code module within the SQL
Server Business Intelligence Development Studio.
does anybody know if it would technically be possible to use plain vba code
(ported from the access application) within SQL Server Business Intelligence
Development Studio to fill a powerpoint template and thus to generate a
whole powerpoint presentation? (provided that this whole vba-magic is
working within the access-application)
if the above stated idea is complete rubbish then please let me know. if it
might be possible to use SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio
to achieve this aim, please let me also know which steps this should
involve.
thanks a lot in advance!
best regards, janYou'd need to convert from VBA to VB.net.. I would really reccomend
writing some of the core logic in DLLs or something; I dont think that
putting hundreds of pages in code inside of a report would make a lot
of sense.. more importantly; you don't want 100 different copies of
this code; that would make maintenance difficult.
Then you would just digest this code inside the report properties
section; there is a 'code' window.
Why do you use powerpoint; anyways?
by chance do you work for a large auction web company in the Bay Area?
LoL?
We use OfficeWriter by SoftArtisans.. If I were you; I would push them
HARD to see if they can come up with a solution and then stand on the
shoulders of giants.
I just think that exporting to PPT might be a major pain.
Now.. for example.. if you wanted to talk about something that might be
a LOT LOT LOT easier to deal with?
you probably could just export the reports to XML format; and then
maybe make an XSLT that would 'translate' the XML out of SSRS into the
XML for PPT 07 or even 03.
Hope that helps; SSRS rocks!
-Aaron
Jan wrote:
> Hi All,
> the SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio is not equipped with
> an option to output powerpoint presentations.
> we have to migrate an legacy application which has been coded in access-vba.
> the vba code uses data within an MSSQL Database and a powerpoint template
> (.pot) and the output is a powerpoint presentation with lots of graphs and
> charts in it.
> we are thinking about porting the vba code into a code module within the SQL
> Server Business Intelligence Development Studio.
> does anybody know if it would technically be possible to use plain vba code
> (ported from the access application) within SQL Server Business Intelligence
> Development Studio to fill a powerpoint template and thus to generate a
> whole powerpoint presentation? (provided that this whole vba-magic is
> working within the access-application)
> if the above stated idea is complete rubbish then please let me know. if it
> might be possible to use SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio
> to achieve this aim, please let me also know which steps this should
> involve.
> thanks a lot in advance!
> best regards, jansql
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Possibility of creating multiple join between two tables
Pls could someone help me out on the downside of creating two or more join relationships between two tables in a database and in business objects universe creation. Is it really ok and possible to create more than one join?
Thanks a lot .
Olusoga
Systems Analyst
If you mean that you want to have more than one column in the relationship, the answer is yes. That possible in SQL Server and very common as PK can contain more than one column. I doubt that this is not supported in any OR mapper like Business Objects.HTH, Jens K. Suessmeyer.
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developing my own web site.
I am currently looking for a Database Programmer, who
has the skill set of MySQL , PHP running on a Linux AS
Platform.
Time is essence for this project. The front-end has
been built properly even though has not been launched
yet, we need the back- end to be done with in 3 weeks.
If you are interested in helping us to build the
back-end
Pls email to me at hhconsultinginc@.yahoo.com with your working experience or Resume.
Let me know if you have any question.
LarryWhere in Jersey?
And to build the front end then build then backened is ah...backwards...
What is the app meant to do?
Did you build an ER logical model?
Any Business flow models?
Data Models?
who is and how big is the User community?
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