Please post DDL (create table) for each table and inserts with sample data so those helping don't have to type this for you and answer your question.

Jezz,
The mention of a variable above refers to a table variable for the sample data instead of creating a table.

Developer Edition has all the Enterprise features but is only licensed for development. So yes it includes SSRS.

DDL = Data Definition Language. It includes CREATE, ALTER and DROP statements.
DML = Data Manipulation Language. It includes DELETE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE and MERGE statements.

CREATE TABLE MyTable(FirstColumn...

Post Table DDL and sample data please

Please post DDL for the tables or T-SQL for table variables and sample data in the form of inserts.

DECLARE @vendors table( Id int IDENTITY, VendorName varchar(100) );
INSERT @vendors ( VendorName )
VALUES          ( 'V1' )
     ,          ( 'V2' )
     ,          ( 'V3' )
     ,          ( 'V4' )
    ...

replace
SET @Where = ' WHERE Name LIKE %';
with

May 17, 2018 at 10:39 am

#1990878

You can grant execute on a database or a schema to a user or role. The user

May 17, 2018 at 9:14 am

#1990863

DECLARE @Object TABLE (
[ObjectID] [int] NULL,
[ObjectName] [nvarchar](255) NULL
);
INSERT INTO @Object (ObjectID, ObjectName
           )
VALUES(174169,'Network of Excellence');
DECLARE @AttibuteValues table(
[AttributeID] [int] NULL,
[AttributeName] [nvarchar](255) NULL,
[CategoryName] [nvarchar](255) NULL,
[VersionNumber] [int] NULL,
[ValueInt] [nvarchar](255) NULL,
[ValueStr] [nvarchar](255) NULL,
[FKObjectId] [int]...

DECLARE @t table(Participants nvarchar(1000));
INSERT @t ( Participants )
VALUES ( N'Green, Jack;ews@coby.com;jim.beck@downing.com;Yue, Ian' )
     , ( N'cody.Ortiz@about.com;Enverga, Frank;carol.green@michi.com' )
     , ( N'mtorrent@cali.com;Mike, John;tom.frank@ncsc.com' )
SELECT names.rn id
     , a.Item Emails
    ...

@scott.barrett 23151
In your post above you have IFF...

R service is a service to run R code in the database. There aren't specific R objects to backup.

Also in SQL Server 2012 they introduced OFFSET so in SQL Server 2012+ you can use.

CREATE TABLE EMP (EMPID int , SALARY INT);
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES (1,20000);
INSERT INTO...

The only way I can think of is adding an updated column with a trigger that updates it on after update.