Multiple Rdl Files From Report Server Dashboard

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I am already doing this. I have a website set up and a select page that pulls from a list of our servers in a central location. That page has hyper links to each server/database and passes that to the main page (DBA Dashboard_main). It would pass the database name and server name along. I had to use his install script on each server that I wanted to pull data from. Then I would use a common login that has execute permission. I would then use that common login for the data source for each page.

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The query for each dataset for each page would have to be changed to the following: exec (@InstallDB + '.[DBA_Dashboard].Get_IndexFrag '' + @DatabaseName + '') or exec (@InstallDB + '.[DBA_Dashboard].Get_TablesWithoutPKs '' + @DatabaseName + '') depending on what data source you want to use. I would like to write an article about this in SQL magazine with Gregs permission and help (and with credit to him of course). What do you say Greg?