diagramming - Picturing SQL Reporting Services 2008 R2 Diagram Hierarchy -


are there tools out there picture/diagram reports , subreports in hierarchy? have around 50+ reports structured , build visual picture.

at present looking through of xml in files agent ransack of course) taking while.

i debating on whether write little quick , dirty tool in c# winforms maybe automates visio 2010 or try , take advantage of telerik components purchased. did come across codeplex visio automation. thoughts on these or other diagramming tools might in quest.

update

i've started creating .net winform application using nshape looks reasonable diagramming object model.

i did consider doing similar myself spent hour or on before other work commitments got in way. did prototype simple bit of code in linqpad takes ssrs reports path , rdl of main report , returns sub reports.

it's not may project in terms of getting sub reports efficiently.

you turn simple app guess linqpad makes life easier, free copy of if don't have , try code.

void main() {     string filepath = @"d:\dev\ssrs projects\myreportsareherepath\";      var x = xdocument.load(filepath + @"mymasterreportnamehere.rdl");     var ns = x.root.getdefaultnamespace();      func<string, report>getsubreports= null;     getsubreports =         filename => new report                     {                     name = filename,                      subreports =                      xdocument                         .load(filepath + filename + ".rdl")                         .descendants(ns + "subreport")                         .select(sr=>getsubreports(sr.element(ns +     "reportname").value))                     };      getsubreports("mymasterreportnamehere").dump();    }   public class report {     public string name{get;set;}     public float top { get; set; }     public ienumerable<report> subreports {get;set;} }

regards, al


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