I always like to make sweeping claims like this as there is always someone (or somebodies) that know more than I do and can provide additional information that makes the tutorial even better. 

• Dynamically configuring a report based upon an SQL Server table (ReportEngine)
• Methodology for abstracting business objects (three layers are illustrated)
• Class Diagrams for Business Layer, BOL and Report BO classes
• Description of the Business Binding Source as it relates to Generics
• Creating a simple Customer List
• Filtering the contents of that Customer List by collecting information from the user
• Adding custom properties to Report Business Objects
• Illustrating how powerful the Report Engine table can be
• How to subclass an XtraReport so that common processing can be consumed over every report in your application
• Creating an Inherited Report
• Create a Master-Detail using the data "Flattening" methodology
• Create a Master-Detail report by using multiple Data Sources and Sub-reports

Here it is ... https://www.dropbox.com/s/1e82qqb7h96pfu6/DXStrataFlix.zip

DevExpress 13.2.7

Free, web based, UML Modeling tool (FREE)

Charles T. Blankenship
Senior Consultant
Novant Consulting, Inc.
704.975.7152
http://www.novantconsulting.com

Maybe I should have been more clear about the nature of this tutorial ... so here goes!

This tutorial is not meant to be a "best practices" for StrataFrame Development.  It is only meant to illustrate how to make a simple listing report and master-detail report (using a data flattening approach as well as a sub-report approach) using DevExpress XtraReports control and SF Custom Business Binding source.  Project structure, class naming preferences, whether to or not to use stored procedures and sub-classing methodology were meant to be mere suggestions.

I hope you do find some benefit from it.

Charles T. Blankenship
Senior Consultant
Novant Consulting, Inc.
704.975.7152
http://www.novantconsulting.com