Did your company buy the "Enterprise Edition" of SQL Server 2005? If so, you have SQL Reporting Services 2005.
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From: Edwards Ed
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Subject: RE: SQL Reporting Services 2005 v. Crystal Reports Server XI
Why not use both of them?
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From: Alex Borshch
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Subject: SQL Reporting Services 2005 v. Crystal Reports Server XI
My company is considering implementing either Reporting Services 2005 or
Crystal Reports for our report generation, so I've been comparing them
the past week. Does anyone have experience with these that can comment
on which one is a better choice, in terms of performance, ease of use
(for both report designer and end-user), and value? I am leaning
towards RS, because I like using SQL queries as datasets, but I also
like some features of Crystal better, like the report server itself, and
the price.
Any comments?
Alex Borshch
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