What is your primary use case for Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services?

Our primary use case for SSRS is building and creating reports for our clients.

We use Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) for management dashboard and reporting purposes. It's useful for user reporting and administrative tasks like monitoring and checking progress.

We use the solution mainly for the KPIs and dashboards.

It is mainly for creating and managing less complicated reports. We use it for ourselves and for the DBA team to get some insights into the operational health of the database environment. And a few other teams are using it for some simple application reporting purposes. So, it is a fairly small reporting environment, not a big one.

We use the solution to generate reports for end customers and our organization.

We use it to create reports within our internal systems, specifically our proprietary systems. So it's integrated into our existing applications.

We use the solution to create dashboards and important reports for project management.

We use the product to build reports based on customer requirements. It also helps us to export documents to different formats like Excel, CSV, and Word document and share it through emails or FTP.

The use case depends on the requirements of the system or applications. Organizations and individuals may use the product for different purposes ranging from small-scale applications to enterprise-level systems.

We use this product to store all of the bank's data.

In one particular case, we had reporting issues and we were sucking data off of a couple of different systems into a data monitor. You might call it a data rig now. Due to the fact that we did that, we were using the transformation pieces to pull it into that data monitoring, and put out some operational-type reports. The fun part about it was because we could do a lot with it and it didn't need necessarily another layer reports. It was pretty much encapsulated well already.