Team Development with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server

6. Select the TFSWarehouse database.
7. Click the OK button twice to add the data source.
To create the OLAP data source:
1. In Solution Explorer, right-click Shared Data Sources and then click Add New
Data Source.
2. On the General tab, in the Name text box, enter TfsOlapReportDS .
3. Select Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services from the Type combo box.
4. Click the Edit… button.
5. Fill in your data tier server name.
6. Select the TFSWarehouse database.
7. Click the OK button twice to add the data source.
Step 3 – Create a New Report in Your Project
Now that the data sources have been added to your project you can add a new report.
Perform the following steps to add a new report to your project and customize it:
1. In Solution Explorer, right-click Reports and then select Add->New Item...
2. Select the Report template.
3. Name the report and click OK
Step 4 – Modify the Report
After you have added a report to the project you can modify the report as follows:
1. If the Report Designer doesn't open automatically, open the report for modification
by double clicking it in the Solution Explorer.
2. Click the Dataset drop down and the select .
3. Name the dataset, example TestDataSet.
4. Select TFSOlapReportDS (shared) and then click OK.
5. Click the ... button next to Build (just below the Dataset drop down list) and then
select Team System.
6. In the Dataset Tree, expand Measures.
7. In the Dataset Tree, expand Current Work Item.
8. Drag Current Work Item Count into the main query window.
9. In the Dataset Tree, collapse Measures.
10. Scroll down to Team Project and drag it into the Dimensions Grid.
11. In the Dimensions Grid, click the Filter Expression cell and select your team
project name. This filters the results to just your team project.
12. Expand the Work Item dimension in the Dataset Tree.
13. Drag WorkItem.WorkItemType from the Dataset Tree into the Dimensions Grid.
You may see System_WorkItemType instead of WorkItem.WorkItemType, if this
is the case it will still work, but it means you should apply SQL Server Service Pack
2.
14. Drag WorkItem.WorkItemType from the Dataset Tree into the main query
window and drop it in front of the work item count column. You may see
System_WorkItemType instead of WorkItem.WorkItemType, if this is the case it
will still work, but it means you should apply SQL Server Service Pack 2.