This document discusses integrating SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports with SharePoint. It provides an overview of how SSRS reports can be deployed and managed within SharePoint sites and lists. Key components involved include SSRS, SharePoint, SQL Server Management Studio, and Visual Studio.

1. SSRS and SharePoint - There and Back Again
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21. Evaluation Criteria Weight
MBC Required Functionality 350
Cost 100
Future Commercial Viability 100
High Availability 50
Scalability 50
Product Track record/Future
stability 50
Technical Functionality 350
Architectural Standards and
Connectivity 50
DBMS standard functionality 100
Data Warehouse standard
functionality 150
Security/Encryption 50
DBMS Management Functionality 50
Ease of
Maintenance/Management 30
Database Configuration 20
People and Future Flexibility 50
Future Migration/Flexibility 20
Evaluation Criteria Weight
Standard Technology/People
Availability 30
Performance Functionality 200
Bulk Load Performance 20
Bulk Update Performance 20
Bulk Delete Performance 10
Basic Query Performance 20
Cross Product Query Performance 20
Sub Query Performance 20
Parallel Query Performance 20
Analytical Query Performance 20
Indexed Update Performance 20
Indexed Delete Performance 20
Non-Indexed Update Performance 10

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