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SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services: Hands-On
Course: 140
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 4 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Leverage SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services to extract business intelligence from your data
- Design reports and display your data graphically with enhanced visualization features
- Integrate parameters, filters and interactive components into report design
- Deploy and deliver relevant reports across the entire enterprise through Report Server and SharePoint
- Safeguard reports with Windows and Forms Authentication
- Easily create reports on demand with Model Designer and Report Builder
Course Benefits SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services meets demanding requirements by providing a powerful and versatile reporting platform of data on SQL Server, Oracle or any other database system. In this course you gain the knowledge and skills to produce compelling reports and deliver reports through organization portals.Who Should Attend Those who need to design, create or deliver reports from relational or multidimensional databases, or plan to deploy Reporting Services within their organization. It is assumed that you have basic understanding of relational database management systems.Hands-On Training Throughout this course, you gain extensive experience creating and managing reports using Reporting Services. Exercises include:
- Producing customized reports with expressions
- Employing Tablix to produce new report formats
- Leveraging advanced reporting charts with linear and radial gauges
- Creating cached instances, snapshots and subscriptions
- Deploying reports to SharePoint sites
- Configuring and testing security on report items
- Creating report models to empower users with ad hoc reporting
Course 140 Content
- Identifying deployment: native, integrated or single server
- Managing web farm deployment with/without SharePoint
- Connecting to relational and multidimensional data sources
- Generating a Tablix
- Building an interactive chart
- Creating reports with richly formatted text
- Computing fields
- Managing built-in collections
- Linking expressions to properties
- Employing conditional formatting
- Multiple level grouping and categorizing the results
- Applying aggregate functions
- Creating parallel dynamic groups report formats
- Combining dynamic and static columns
- Authoring reports with hierarchical rows and dynamic headers
- Yielding subsets of data with query parameters
- Aligning report parameters to query parameters
- Constructing cascading report parameters
- Systematically altering chart titles
- Transmitting parameters to stored procedures
- Implementing multivalued parameters
- Augmenting performance with filters
- Determining filters versus query parameters
- Applying sequential and nested regions
- Creating master/detail reports and linking subreports
- Applying the radial and linear gauge
- Customizing charts with scale breaks
- Employing sparklines and bullet graphs
- Charting KPIs from Analysis Services
- Drilling through report detail and drilling down report data
- Maneuvering with document maps
- Furnishing reports for publishing and configuring project properties
- Applying Report Manager for verifying results
- Electing on-demand or via subscription
- Enhancing performance with cached instances and snapshots
- Configuring snapshot history
- Formatting different outputs
- Exploiting the mail-merge functionality
- Publishing reports via e-mail and fileshare
- Seamlessly delivering reports by data-driven subscriptions
- Checking results with SharePoint
- Deploying to SharePoint
- Comparing Windows and Forms authentication
- Establishing permission levels on report items
- Instituting varying levels of administrative roles
- Allowing and withdrawing system-level permissions
- Building personalized reports with Model Designer
- Defining data source views
- Creating and retiring models
- Launching Report Builder to users across the enterprise
- Dragging and dropping entities onto charts and tabular reports
- Exploring data with infinite drill through
- Controlling reports using URL access
- Leveraging RS Web services
- Designing a Windows application with Report Viewer controls
- Embedding reports in applications
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