Just wondering if anyone has some suggestions on standards for SSRS Report Server Configuration and Report Development? I have come across suggestions like: Use stored procedures and views in reports.Avoid using 'Select * From'Create report folders with logical business names in Report Manager; makes it easier to manage security.Give reports a descriptive name.Prefix stored procedures with 'ssrs', 'rpt', etc.Prefix data sets with 'ds', data sources with 'cn' or 'conn'For the Report Manager Data Source, I am using a sql server login (REPORTUser_Accounting) with the following option selected: 'Credentials stored securely in the report server'Everything appears to be working just fine but want to make sure we (DBA and developers) are following some standards.Two specific question regarding the prefixing of stored procedures and views with say 'ssrs', is this a good thing to do? I guess it would allow us to easily and visually determine which stored procedures are used in SSRS Reports. Is there a sql script that can be run to list stored procedures and views used in each SSRS report?Thanks in advance.
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