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Author: Brian Larson
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This article presents an excerpt from the book, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services, by Brian Larson. Learn how to use an Analysis Services cube as a data source via parameterized MDX queries as well as localize label strings in a report. To access all the sample code in this article, go here....
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Author: Ryan Ackley
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This article describes how to take advantage of SQL CLR table-valued functions to combine different types of data sources to create rich and exciting SQL Server Reporting Services reports....
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Author: Chris Baldwin
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This white paper explains how to use SQL Server Reporting Services 2005 and SoftArtisans OfficeWriter to design and deliver full fidelity, data-driven Microsoft Excel and Word reports. OfficeWriter consists of a designer component that turns Excel and Word into a powerful tool for designing Reporting Services reports, and custom rendering extensions that deliver real binary Excel and Word documents. The paper also covers the process by which these reports are created, previewed, deployed, and de...
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Author: Richard Mao, Simba Technologies
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This paper discusses the integration of SAP NetWeaver Business Intelligence (BI) with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services Service Pack 1 and later. The paper provides an overview of using the data provider and query designer to build high-quality reports on SAP NetWeaver BI sources. For Reporting Services users who are new to working with SAP NetWeaver BI, this paper will help you get up and running quickly. For users who are already familiar with SAP NetWeaver, the paper will show how ...
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Author: Mohan Kumar Rajasekaran
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In order to create this report, you will need to have SQL Server 2005 with the AdventureWorks database, SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services and Visual Studio 2005 correctly installed and configured. We are going to use the tables in AdventureWorks database which is coming as a part of the SQL Server 2005 needs to be installed....
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Author: Microsoft Corporation
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This document assists Crystal Report designers with migrating to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services using a step-by-step migration strategy....
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Author: Jeffrey Hasan and Kenneth Tu
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Many organizations analyze their business-critical data using Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) technology. OLAP-based data mining provides a way to query multidimensional data sets and drill down into the data to find patterns. ASP.NET and the Microsoft Office Web Components (OWC) enable Web-based OLAP reporting. The OWC controls include PivotTable and Chart components that can be embedded in a Web page and scripted by programmers. In this article, the authors build a Web-based OLAP reporting...
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Author: John Papa
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Many applications require some degree of integration with a reporting tool. A good solution, SQL Server™ Reporting Services 2005, provides Web-based reports and can be integrated into both Windows® Forms and Web-based applications. Plus, it introduces several enhancements over its predecessor, Reporting Services 2000, that make designing effective reports simpler than ever....
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Author: Microsoft
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This paper summarizes the different ways that developers can integrate SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services capabilities in their applications.
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services is a complete platform for creating, managing, and delivering reports from a variety of data sources.
Reporting Services offers comprehensive functionality for processing, formatting, and rendering data in a variety of traditional and interactive reporting formats. Applications can take advantage of Reporting ...
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Author: Runying Mao
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Team System includes a load-test tool that you can use for performance and stress testing of a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services deployment. The load-test tool runs the tests that you create, and optionally logs the data into a SQL Server 2005 database. You can monitor tests as they progress, review performance data after the tests are completed, and precisely determine what the threshold is for a specific report-server deployment. This article contains st...
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Author: Mike Campbell
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This article provides an overview of how SoftArtisans OfficeWriter interacts with SQL Server Reporting Services 2005 in a step-by-step manner and what it has to offer above and beyond standard SSRS functionality....
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Author: Ray Barley
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We have heard about running SQL Server Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated Mode but are not really sure how to go about configuring this. Can you provide the details on what capabilities this provides as well as how to do it? Probably the biggest benefit of running Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated Mode is that you can deploy and manage reports directly in SharePoint rather than the Report Manager web application. This is probably easier for our business users. As a matter o...
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Author: William R. Vaughn
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I was wrong when I wrote part of my article "A First Look at the VS2008 ReportViewer." Actually, I was mislead and believed what I was told about Visual Studio 2008 SP1 and SQL Server 2008 (Katmai) RTM. Apparently, the Katmai report processor was not incorporated into the ReportViewer (or as they now call it the "MicrosoftReportViewer") control during SP1. although it might look like Microsoft had upgraded the ReportViewer, it hasn't—only a few bug fixes were applied. This means that the RDL gen...
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Author: Teo Lachev
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When it comes to presenting information these days, a picture may be worth a lot more than a thousand words. And even though SQL Server™ Reporting Services does provide charting capabilities, some are not up to the task. For example, you may need to render the value or the trend of a key performance indicator (KPI) as an image or use a chart type that is not supported by the native Reporting Services chart region. But SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services has a number of new extensibility features....
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Author: Anton Ponomarev
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This article is a continuation of Adding DOC, RTF, and OOXML Export Formats to the Microsoft Report Viewer Control. In the first part of the series, I suggested a technique that allows to add Microsoft Word export formats to the Microsoft Report Viewer control. This technique required modifying .NET assemblies of both Report Viewer and a custom rendering extension supposed to be integrated with the control. The article was commented intensively, and one of the readers (Bravo Niner) suggested a w...
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Author: Edgewood Solutions Engineers
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Users have all but fallen in love with Reporting Services. First, for its presence anywhere an Internet browser can be opened and second for the opportunities to export data to numerous formats. But users also like their toys and want to manipulate the data many ways. So does it really do any good to publish reports on the server when they're going to take it and "do their own thing" to it? The answer is it depends on who's accessing the reports. Having a predefined number of reports availabl...
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Author: Edgewood Solutions Engineers
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During the SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services installation it is possible to complete the installation without completing the configuration. This may be needed if for example the encryption key is unknown at the installation time or if it is updated at a later date. Regardless of which configuration needs to be changed or when the change is necessary do not be alarmed. It is possible to first complete the installation and then configure SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services via the Reporting Ser...
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Author: Edgewood Solutions Engineers
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Reporting Services is one way of providing important business information to those who need it most. But there are certain questions to ask yourself when utilizing Reporting Services as a delivery mechanism:
* Who is accessing what reports?
* How often are reports being accessed?
* How many reports are being executed at any given time?
Knowing the answers to these questions can help you further restrict access, plan for additional hardware resources as the server's utiliz...
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Author: Dimitar Madjarov
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A few months ago, I was involved in testing and estimating the new options which Microsoft Reporting Services 2005 provides to developers to make better reports. One of these options is the great ability to use one ore more WebServices as a data source. Unfortunately, the Help which comes with MSDN and the MS SQL Server 2005 books is not clear enough and the Help has a few printed mistakes. These mistakes make the developer's life hard, and the developer might end up spending a lot of hours to s...
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Author: Robert M. Bruckner
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This white paper covers how to design charts in Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services reports. The paper is divided into several sections and references specific report examples; these are included in the sample project download. The first section, Data Preparation, covers specific information, tips, and insights about preparing the data. The second section, Chart Labels, tells you how to apply label settings to enhance your charts and control visual appearance and effects. Example Charts and ...
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