HELP! Installed new MS Products, ate my Business Intelligence Studio

Hello,

            I installed Visual studio 2008. I want to open Reports. I want to install Business Intelligence development studio for that.

May I know how to install that one. Is Business Intelligence development studio comes with Visual studio 2008.

Please tell me, I m new to this concept.

TIA

Hi, 

I wonder how to add a project template called  Intelligence Reports, something like that, to Visual studio 2008. I have SQL 2008 installed. Do I need to install some updates to get Intelligence Reports template to Visual studio 2008 ?

Thank you..

My MS SQL Server R2 Business Intelligence Studio Express can not support SSIS functions after I install MS SQL Server Full Evaluation instance and the SSIS service is running well on my Window 7 professional laptop. Is there anyway to enable the SSIS functionalities from the original Business Intelligence Studio Express? Thanks for your help.

Kevin

Hi All,

Does any one have good blogs for creating different types of charts using SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio 2005 which pulls data from the sharepoint list and display in graphical format. iam new to SSRS.

Thanks in advance

I have installed the evaluation version of SQL Server. When i click on the Intelligence Development Studio link it starts looking for the file devenv.exe. The file is not on the pc. Repeated installation twice making sure that all components are selected. What is causing this file not to be available?

Haris

Greetings,

i have installed Visual studio 2005 professional edition but when i go to make a new project then i do not find the business intelligence projects in order to make DTS package for sql server 2005 so my question how can i install Business intelligence development studio from Visual studio 2005 professional edition??

your help is highly appreciated

best regards

Hi There

I am completely new to this so i will try to tread carefully.

I have an SQL Database that i would like to Create a Cube Using The Business Intelligence Studio, im not sure if im in the right place but i am looking for some guidance trying to acheive something pretty straightforward.

I have imported a table into my cube and there are 2 columns that i am interested in they are Quote No and Quote date, and what i would like to be able to do is group all of the quote numbers into the month that they were generated and then slice the information into different years so that i can compare data and present it into sharepoint at a later date.

Is this possible and are there any good articles out there similar to what i am trying to acheive.

Thanks

John

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