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Graphs and charts in SSRS 2005/2008

  • January 7, 2010 at 12:38 am

    #144070

    Hi,

    I have been tasked with looking for best solution to develop a data profiling/grouping web interface which should be able to create histograms, bar charts, scatterplots and line graphs.

    For Example:

    --plotting any two data fields against each other in a scatterplot to locate concentrations in the data. (the datafields would come from a table from a SQL Server database)

    --capability to produce graphs based on any data field or a calculated field (example X vs A where X = A+B and A,B are existing fields and X is a calculated field)

    --real-time processing of data.it is important that each graph is generated quickly without significant processing delays

    Just wanted to know how feasible is to use SSRS 2005 or 2008 in this scenario. Factors that matter me are performance, ease of development, skills required in resources.

    Also if .net has better performance than SSRS here..

    Any help is much appreciated here..

    Thanks..

  • January 7, 2010 at 5:31 pm

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    Panks-913490 (1/7/2010)

    Hi,

    I have been tasked with looking for best solution to develop a data profiling/grouping web interface which should be able to create histograms, bar charts, scatterplots and line graphs.

    For Example:

    --plotting any two data fields against each other in a scatterplot to locate concentrations in the data. (the datafields would come from a table from a SQL Server database)

    --capability to produce graphs based on any data field or a calculated field (example X vs A where X = A+B and A,B are existing fields and X is a calculated field)

    --real-time processing of data.it is important that each graph is generated quickly without significant processing delays

    Just wanted to know how feasible is to use SSRS 2005 or 2008 in this scenario. Factors that matter me are performance, ease of development, skills required in resources.

    Also if .net has better performance than SSRS here..

    Any help is much appreciated here..

    Thanks..

    You could do most if not all of the above with SSRS 2008 because Microsoft bought Dunda Charts which was added to SSRS 2008 release. If you can wait then most of that is coming .NET 4.0 Webform and Winform controls.

    Kind regards,
    Gift Peddie

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