Thanks Perry,

2005 sounds like what we want. Unfortunately, the customer isn't on 2005 yet and don't have the money to migrate. I'm sure that scenario is in the top ten for consultants <s>.

Rex

>I don't have the magazine in front of me, but SQL Server mag just had an article on a new tool that's part of 2005. In SQL 2000, everything you need to do for Reporting Services is basically done with Visual Studio.net.
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>In 2005 they've added a tool for end users to create their own reports. You would still need to use dotnet to create the meta data that is required. But once the meta data is created, the end users can be left to their own devices.
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