How to search stored procedures being used by rpt files?

Post Author: Wah!
CA Forum: General
Dear all,
I have a lot of rpt files, each of them at least use one stored-procedure.
If I want to know a specific stored-procedure is being used by which rpt files,
is there any fast methods rather than opening the rpt files one by one to check manually?
Thank you very much!
Wah!

Post Author: synapsevampire
CA Forum: General
Try one of the 3rd party report documenters, such as Report Miner. Not sure, most do a crappy job about returning the data source...
Another means would be to run a trace on the database and execute the reports, which is pretty kludgy as well.
I put documentation into every report, so that exporting to report definition supplies this info.
A good tip is to add a suppressed report header section and place documentation, revision history, etc., in there.
-k

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