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ArcGIS Map Services in SQL Server Reporting Services

MeleKoneya

Work with Microsoft to allow ArcGIS Map Services to be used in SQL Server Reporting Services. SQL Server Reporting Services supports integrating maps, but it is very limited. Using our enterpise map services in SSRS would be beneficial and assist many in our organization.

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ThomasEdghill

Hi Eric, thank you for pointing this idea out here. If a component such as a Reporting Service was not available, how would you envision web services to interact with SSPS? Looking into their documentation, it says it reads from a shapefile, but does the product support web services?

EricKirk

I'm not sure the esri staff even looks at this site anymore. If they did, it would be nice if this could get merged with other related ideas and then actually get this implemented. This is really a weak spot in the ArcGIS Server/Portal stack.

ShawnHelm

ESRI is great for web maps, but we use SSRS for other reporting and integrating them would be ideal!

EricKirk

Seems like this other idea with nearly 200 points when I'm posting this comment could be merged with this one. This really needs to be at least under consideration. https://community.esri.com/ideas/1757

JanBliki

"Maps for Microsoft SQL Reporting" would be the right name for this. Like they have "Maps for Office"

DatNguyen

Since 2010....

EricKirk

There definitely is a huge need for more elaborate reports and mapbooks from web applications where we can include dynamics maps, charts, tables, and dynamic textual data. Maybe a tighter integration with SQL Server reporting is where this needs to go.

VitorAntão

Im waiting for that idea comes true!!

NunoCoelho

When?????

BriceYoung

This idea has been rolling around in my head as well.

SS2

Sounds like a good idea

TimRourke1

This would be a definite hit for businesses who need to integrate real GIS maps in their BI services. We have a long-standing need to integrate our map services in SSRS.

DavidCulpin

good idea