How to document the reports

OK, I guess you could always just whip up MS Word and write some
documentation about a report there, and be happy. But is there a more
structured way of doing it? Some application or plugin for Visual Studio
perhaps?
I'd like it to make a list of what reports are in my report solution, and
shared datasources. And then for each report, a list of datasources used,
maybe a list of datasets and a field for free text comments about "This
report uses a matrix, which displays subtotals on columns and rows."
Which in time can be searched through, so the next time I want a report with
a matrix with subtotals, I can check this one out for any clever tricks I
did to make it work. :)
Kaisa M. LindahlIf you willing to write some code, then it is possible.
Just parse your RDL file(s), analyze it and generate a doc.
"Kaisa M. Lindahl" <kaisaml@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK, I guess you could always just whip up MS Word and write some
> documentation about a report there, and be happy. But is there a more
> structured way of doing it? Some application or plugin for Visual Studio
> perhaps?
> I'd like it to make a list of what reports are in my report solution, and
> shared datasources. And then for each report, a list of datasources used,
> maybe a list of datasets and a field for free text comments about "This
> report uses a matrix, which displays subtotals on columns and rows."
> Which in time can be searched through, so the next time I want a report
> with a matrix with subtotals, I can check this one out for any clever
> tricks I did to make it work. :)
> Kaisa M. Lindahl
>