Poll - Stored Procedure vs. Command Text?

Has anyone found a clear benefit to one over the other for complex SQL
in Reporting Services reports?
I've stayed away from stored procedures so that my report development
lifecycle can remain mostly independent from my team's database
migrations, but if there is a clear benefit, I will strongly consider
it.
Thanks!
Mike"Bassist695" <Michael.EJ.Reynolds@.gmail.com> wrote in
news:1123614436.830410.247520@.g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
> Has anyone found a clear benefit to one over the other for complex SQL
> in Reporting Services reports?
> I've stayed away from stored procedures so that my report development
> lifecycle can remain mostly independent from my team's database
> migrations, but if there is a clear benefit, I will strongly consider
> it.
> Thanks!
> Mike
>
I've used both. I prefer to use queries. I'll only used stored procs if 1)
I'll be reusing the same query in a number of reports, and I want to
simplify my life for maintenance, or 2) I need to do some processing on
values prior to returning data.
I query data from 3rd party software and I hate to place stored procs in
those databases. It's too easy to forget them, have have the software
company blow them away during an update.