SQL 2005 Reporting Services add-in for MOSS 2007, PerformancePoint Server 2007 and MOSS 2007

by Oscar 16. November 2008 02:37

I am currently working on a project where I will integrate PerformancePoint Server 2007 with SharePoint 2007 and use the SQL Reporting Services add-in for MOSS built-in rich capabilities to empower users to run reports based on deployed Data Models.  For a full list of benefits in using Integrated Mode, check out this post from the Microsoft SharePoint Team Blog

Problems I ran into while installing it


Reporting Services Section does not show up on the Central Admin
When installing Reporting Services add-in for SharePoint 2007 using Integrated Mode, I was not able to see the Reporting Services section on the Central Administration site.  I know I followed all steps and made sure I had all prerequisites. So why am I not able to see the new section on the Central Administration?

Easy, make sure the Feature is activated!

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After you activate the Feature, you should see the Reporting Services section under Application Management on the Central Administration.

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Get 401 Unauthorized when clicking on Set server defaults
Once I had the new Reporting Services section and clicked on Set server defaults, 401 Unauthorized message.  Long story short, apparently, Alternate Access Mappings are not supported!  Once I changed the url of my site to something like http://moss:8321 instead of a url like http://mysite.sharepointace.com it worked just fine. 

About PerformancePoint Server 2007


PerformancePoint 2007 is awesome, it comes with a tool called PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer which allows you to quickly build Scorecards, Dashboards, PKIs and more.  It generates Dashboard Pages which are just WebPart Pages in MOSS.  The one thing I found out about the WebParts it deploys, is that these are actually quite different than the SharePoint WebParts.

Currently, I have the challenge to figure out how to have multiple dashboard pages created with Dashboard Designer, and pass parameters to a page, so that I can filter the view.  I read that the PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer allows you to publish your dashboard to multiple pages and still be able to filter the other pages…

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About Oscar

Oscar Medina - SharePoint Solutions Architect

I am a SharePoint Solutions Architect and Managing Partner at SharePointAce Consulting Group, LLC.  I have over 13 years of software development experience. 

Previously a Consultant at Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) North West Region with focus on the SharePoint Products and Technologies Platform.  I have been involved with SharePoint since it's first version (SharePoint 2001) and have grown more gray hair providing solutions ever since :)

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