Pro SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services

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Thebook takes a critical look at each step in the process of delivering professional business reports using this technology. This book was written in parallel with a real SSRS deployment for a health-care application, so it covers almost every design and deployment consideration for SSRS, always from the standpoint of how to get the job done effectively. You will find step-by-step guides, practical tips and best practices, along with the code examples that you will be able to modify and use in your own SSRS applications.

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Rodney Landrum is a MCSE working as a systems engineer, DBA, and data analyst for a software development company in Pensacola, Florida, that specializes in applications for the health-care industry. He writes software reviews and feature articles for numerous magazines, including Windows and .NET, SQL Server, Connected Home, T-SQL Solutions, Microsoft Certified Professional, and Electronic House. Walter J. Voytek II is founder, CEO, and president of Health-Ware Corporation, a Microsoft Certified Partner that specializes in IT solutions for the health-care industry. Voytek has worked in IT for over 30 years, and he spent the past 20 years in health care IT. Voytek has spoken publicly at several national conventions and continues to speak at various HealthWare gatherings each year. As chief software architect for Health Ware, Voytek has helped shape the company's award-winning solutions. Table Of Contents Chapter 1: Introducing the Reporting Services Architecture Chapter 2: Report Authoring: Designing Efficient Queries Chapter 3: Using Report Designer Chapter 4: Building Reports Chapter 5: Using Custom .NET Code with Reports Chapter 6: Rendering Reports from .NET Applications Chapter 7: Deploying Reports Chapter 8: Managing Reports Chapter 9: Securing Reports Chapter 10: Delivering Business Intelligence with SSRS Chapter 11: Performing Ad Hoc Reporting Using Report Builder