1. SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services Hamsa Gayatri Palepu

2. SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services is a key component of SQL Server 2005. Reporting Services was first released with SQL Server 2000 and provided customers with an enterprise-capable reporting platform with a comprehensive environment for authoring, managing, and delivering reports to the entire organization. Introduction

3. Reporting Services in SQL Server 2005 provides additional enterprise reporting capabilities and addresses a new audience—business users who want to interact with data in an ad hoc fashion as well as create their own reports from scratch and to share them with others. In Reporting Services, the requirements of different types of users who want to interact with reports can, for the first time, be addressed with one reporting solution. This document describes the new capabilities in SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services.

4. What is SQL Server Reporting Services? Reporting platform for both traditional and interactive reportsReporting platform for both traditional and interactive reports Scalable and manageable server infrastructureScalable and manageable server infrastructure Integrated with SharePoint, Office applications, browser and other familiar toolsIntegrated with SharePoint, Office applications, browser and other familiar tools Single platform and tools for all types of structured data (relational, hierarchical, multidimensional)Single platform and tools for all types of structured data (relational, hierarchical, multidimensional)

5. SQL Server Catalog Report Server URL / XML Web Service Interface Report Processing Delivery Delivery Targets (E-mail, File Share, Custom) Rendering Output Formats (HTML, Excel, PDF, Custom) Data Processing Data Sources (SQL, OLE DB, XML/A, ODBC, Oracle, Custom) Security Security Services (Windows, Custom) Office Custom Application Browser Report Server Architecture

6. Introducing SQL Server 2005 Packaging.ExpressWorkgroupStandardEnterprise Fastest way for developers to learn, build & deploy simple data driven applications Easiest to use & most affordable database solution for smaller departments & growing businesses Complete data management & analysis platform for medium businesses and large departments Fully integrated data management and analysis platform for business critical enterprise applications 2 CPU 3 GB RAM Management Studio Import/Export Limited Replication Publishing Back-up Log- shipping 4 CPU Unlimited RAM (64-bit) Database Mirroring OLAP Server Reporting Server New Integration Services Data Mining Full Replication & SSB Publishing Unlimited Scale + Partitioning Adv. DB mirroring, Complete online & parallel operations, DB snapshot Advanced Analysis Tools including full OLAP & Data Mining Report Builder + Customized & High Scale Reporting Adv SSIS 1 CPU 1 GB RAM 4GB DB Size Simple Management Tool Report Wizard & Report Controls Replication & SSB Client

7. SQL Server BI Platform Analysis Services OLAP & Data Mining IntegrationServicesETL SQL Server Relational Engine Reporting Services Management Tools Development Tools

8. AuthoringManagementDelivery Reporting Lifecycle SQL Server Reporting Services supports the full reporting lifecycle, including Authoring, Management and Delivery

9. Report Management  Report definitions, folders, and resources are published and managed in a reporting web service  Managed reports can be executed either on-demand or via schedule and can be cached for consistency and performance  Scalable & Extensible server architecture

10. Report Delivery  Traditional (paper) and interactive (web) reports  On-demand (“pull”) or event-based (“push”) delivery Personalized and administrator defined subscription and delivery Ability to select output formats per subscription Can deliver links as well as rendered reports Data-driven subscriptions for personal delivery Single report definition can be rendered to diverse output formats Web Formats (HTML 4, HTML 3.2, HTML w/OWC) Print Formats (TIFF, RTF, PDF) Data Formats (Excel, XML, CSV)  Deliver reports to many devices (e-mail, file share, etc.)

32. Rich Client Printing Direct routing of print jobs without needing to exportDirect routing of print jobs without needing to export Small ActiveX control downloaded via browserSmall ActiveX control downloaded via browser Select page range, orientation, marginsSelect page range, orientation, margins Preview page outputPreview page output Server enhancements for performanceServer enhancements for performance

33. Enhanced Expression Editor Available for all expressions in VS Report Designer List of available VB.NET functions Inline parameter information Statement completion Real-time syntax checking

34. Multi-Valued Parameters Report developer can specify any parameter is multi-valued Report processing constructs SQL or MDX syntax Multiple default values also supported Value sets can passed via URL or SOAP API

35. Date Picker Parameters Calendar control for choosing dates Localized and Globalized Windows and Web support

36. Interactive Sort Report author can add ability for end user to resort data within data regions Resorting happens without re-querying the database Support for multi column and for nested / grouped sort

37. Floating Headers New type of interactivity similar to freeze panes in Excel Works Horizontally and Vertically Table header Matrix column and row headers Table columns Must be continuous columns anchored on the right or left

38. MDX Query Builder MDX and data mining query builders MDX parameter support Member extended properties Support for server aggregates

39. Custom Report Item Enables Developers to add custom visualizations to a report Primary scenario is enhanced charting –Additional chart types –Maps –Gauges Supports interactivity –Actions –Sort Supports all data region features –Filter –Grouping –Group Filters –Etc… The Report Designer supports a conversion API Currently limited to images –Future plans for all report item types

40. Advantages Increased Productivity Integrated End-to-End Feature Set Delivering BI with Fewer Resources Reliable and Available Environment for Critical BI

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