Reporting Services of SQL Server 2005 in SAP B1

Hi,
Can I used Reporting Services of SQL Server 2005 in SAP B1? If yes then please guide me how can I do it. If not then is it possible to use these services in 8.8 version?
Regards,
Ghazanfar

Hi Ghazanfar,
The answer is YES. You may check this blog:
/people/community.user/blog/2008/07/04/sql-server-reporting-magic
Thanks,
Gordon

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go
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