Professional Sql Server 2005 Reporting Services

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This title is part of WROX’s acclaimed “Professional” series, targeted at developers-filled with real-world examples and deployment strategies. This package is useful for C#, VB and ASP.NET developers as well as SQL Server developers who are looking to develop customizable reports for the end user. Professional SQL Server Reporting Services is filled with detailed examples on building reports and designing report solutions as well as hands-on deployment strategies for interacting with a variety of platforms. Professional SQL Server Reporting Services covers all of the fundamentals of working with Reporting Services. This title begins by explaining reporting services architecture and business intelligence. Readers learn the fundamentals of designing reports and planning considerations and then move on to advanced report design and filtering techniques. Coverage also includes saving, retrieving, and rendering reports. Special Feature SQL Server Reporting Services is the customizable reporting solution for any developer using VB, C#, or ASP.NET who ties into SQL Server to build reports or generate data analysis. Currently, there have been over 5,000 downloads of the beta since it went public the first of October. Professional SQL Server Reporting Services is a hands-on guide for Wrox readers giving them the power to become productive quickly and efficiently on a new Microsoft technology.

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Paul Turley has been creating custom business reporting solutions since 1988 and has developed solutions for many companies including Hewlett-Packard, Nike, Boise Cascade and Microsoft. He teaches business intelligence, database design, decision-support reporting, application development, and project management courses for Netdesk in Seattle. He has written custom training courseware and co-authored SQL Server 2000 Data Warehousing with Analysis Services, Access 2003 VBA, and Professional Access 2000 Programming for Wrox Press. Table of Contents Introduction Getting Started with Reporting Services Reporting Services Architecture Designing Reports Designing Data Access Advanced Report Design Managing Reports Using the Report Manager Managing Reports Using Program Code Report Scripting URL Access and Programmatic Rendering Report Caching and Subscriptions Report Definition Language Extending Reporting Services Deployment Strategies Designing Business Intelligence Reporting Solutions Appendix A: Troubleshooting Appendix B: Migrating Access Reports Appendix C: Reporting Services Object Model Appendix D: Transact SQL Query Functions and Expressions Appendix E: Configuration Files