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Professional Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services.
Title:
Professional Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services.
Author:
Turley, Paul.
ISBN:
9781118223796
Personal Author:
Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (916 pages)
Contents:
Professional Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Reporting Services -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part I: Getting Started -- Chapter 1: Introducing Reporting Services -- Who Uses Reporting Services? -- Business Information Workers -- Business Managers -- Software Developers -- System Administrators -- Dashboards, Reports, and Applications -- Blurring the Line Between Applications and Reports -- Launching Reports from an Application -- User Interaction -- Integrating Reports and Applications -- Enterprise Reporting -- Solution Types -- Simple Report Design -- IT-Designed Reports -- User-Designed Reports -- Server-Based Reports -- Business Intelligence Reporting Solutions -- Report Data Sources -- Analytic Data Sources and Self-Service BI -- Complexity and Report Performance -- Customizing the Reporting Experience -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Reporting Services Installation and Architecture -- The Basic Installation -- Installing Reporting Services -- Installing the Reporting Services Samples and SQL Server Sample Databases -- The Enterprise Deployment -- SQL Server Editions -- Named Instances -- Topology -- Modes -- Installation Options -- Command-Line Installation -- The Reporting Life Cycle -- Authoring -- Management -- Delivery -- Reporting Services Tools -- Report Designer -- Power View -- Report Builder -- Third-Party Authoring Tools -- Report Manager -- SharePoint Libraries and Web Parts -- Reporting Services Configuration Manager -- SQL Server Management Applications -- Command-Line Utilities -- HTML Viewer -- Report Viewer Control -- Reporting Services Web Service -- Subscriptions -- Reporting Services Windows Service -- HTTP.SYS and the HTTP Listener -- The Security Sublayer -- Report Manager and the Web Service -- Core Processing -- Service Management -- Configuration Files -- WMI and the RPC Interface.

Reporting Services Processors and Extensions -- The Report Processor -- Report Session Caching -- Report Execution Caching -- Snapshots -- Data Processing Extensions -- Report Items -- Rendering Extensions -- The HTML Rendering Extension -- The CSV-Rendering Extension -- The XML-Rendering Extension -- The Image-Rendering Extension -- The PDF-Rendering Extension -- The Excel-Rendering Extension -- The Word-Rendering Extension -- The Scheduling and Delivery Processor -- Delivery Extensions -- Reporting Services Application Databases -- ReportServer -- ReportServerTempDB -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Configuring SharePoint Integration -- The SharePoint Technologies -- SharePoint Foundation -- SharePoint Server -- SharePoint Web Parts -- Installation and Configuration -- Installing SharePoint Server 2010 -- Installing Service Pack (SP) 1 -- Installing and Configuring PowerPivot for SharePoint -- Installing and Configuring Reporting Services for SharePoint -- SharePoint Site Settings -- Architecture -- Summary -- Part II: Report Design -- Chapter 4: Basic Report Design -- What Good Are Wizards, Anyway? -- Building Blocks -- Following Along? -- Let's Get Started -- Touring Report Builder -- Office Tabs and Ribbons -- Home Tab -- Insert Tab -- View Tab -- Report Builder Menu -- Viewing and Setting Properties -- Data Sources -- Server Reports -- Manual Report Design -- Building a Matrix -- Wrapping It Up -- Running and Saving the Report -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Report Layout and Formatting -- Report Layout Types -- Table Reports -- Matrix Reports -- List Reports -- Chart Reports -- Gauge Reports and Dashboards -- Maps and Spatial Reports -- Defining Table Groups -- Group Expressions and Options -- Formatting Table Values -- Interactive Sort -- Adding Page Breaks.

Creating Drill-Down Reports and Dynamic Visibility -- Formatting Report Data -- Introduction to Dynamic Formatting -- Designing Multicolumn Reports -- Designing Gauge Reports -- Browser Compatibility -- Offline Viewing -- Rendering Format Limits and Considerations -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Designing Data Access -- Business Intelligence Reporting -- Reporting for Relational Data -- Data and Query Basics -- Data Sources -- Creating a Data Source from the Project Add Item Template -- Creating a Data Source in the Report Wizard -- Creating a Data Source When Defining a Dataset -- Data Sources and Query Languages -- T-SQL Query Design -- Data Warehouse Star Schema -- Filtering Techniques -- Filtering a Query -- Parameter Concepts -- Filtering Data with Query Parameters -- Creating a Parameter List -- Multivalue Parameters -- Cascading Parameters -- Report Parameters -- Using Stored Procedures -- Filtering Data with Report Parameters -- Using Other Data Sources -- Microsoft Access -- Building a Query in a String Expression -- Microsoft Excel -- Oracle P/L SQL -- Sybase Adaptive Server -- Federating Data Sources -- Best Practices -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Advanced Report Design -- Headers and Footers -- Aggregate Functions and Totals -- Adding Totals to a Table or Matrix Report -- Creating Report Templates -- Creating Composite Reports -- Anatomy of a Textbox -- Padding and Indenting -- Embedded Formatting -- Embedded HTML Formatting -- Designing Master/Detail Reports -- Groups and Dataset Scope -- Using a List to Combine Report Items and Data Regions -- Designing Subreports -- Federating Data with a Subreport -- Execution and Resource Implications -- Navigating Reports -- Creating a Document Map -- Links and Drill-Through Reports -- Navigating to a Bookmark -- Navigating to a URL.

Reporting on Recursive Relationships -- Summary -- Chapter 8: Chart Reports -- Chart Types -- Column Charts -- Stacked Charts -- Area and Line Charts -- Pie and Doughnut Charts -- Bubble and Stock Charts -- Chart Type Summary -- The Anatomy of a Chart -- Creating a Multiseries Chart -- Using Multiple Chart Areas -- Useful Properties and Settings -- Control the Number of Items Displayed on an Axis -- Manage Axis Text Placement and Rotation -- Manage the Format of Axis Values -- Change the Color and Width of a Series Line -- Set a Tooltip for a Chart Value -- Control the Width and Gap Between Columns or Bars -- For a Chart with Multiple Chart Areas, Control the Exact Position of Each Chart Area -- Dynamically Increase a Chart's Size -- Summary -- Part III: Business Intelligence Reporting -- Chapter 9: BI Semantic Models -- Introduction to Data Modeling -- The BI Semantic Model -- Conceptual Architecture -- Data Model -- Business Logic and Queries -- Data Access -- The Hybrid Nature of the BI Semantic Model -- Summary -- Chapter 10: Reporting with Analysis Services -- Why Use Analysis Services for Reporting? -- Using Reporting Services with Analysis Services Data -- Working with Multidimensional Expression Language -- MDX: Simple or Complex? -- Building Queries with the MDX Query Designer -- Creating a Data Source -- Building the Dataset Query -- Using Parameterized Queries -- Modifying the MDX Query -- Adding Nonadditive Measures -- When to Use the Aggregate Function -- MDX Properties and Cube Formatting -- Drill-Through Reports -- Creating Cube Report Actions -- Parameter Safety Precautions -- Best Practices and Provisions -- Summary -- Chapter 11: OLAP Reporting Advanced Techniques -- Cube Dynamic Rows -- Cube Dynamic Rows Anatomy -- Parameters -- Dataset -- Matrix Content -- Formatting the Row Label.

Highlighting the Current Row -- Dynamic Number Formatting -- Self-Calling Drill-Through Action -- Cube Dynamic Rows Summary -- Cube Dynamic Rows Expanded -- MDX Query Modifications -- Design Surface Modifications -- Tablix -- Visualization Tweaks -- Summary -- Cube Restricting Rows -- Designing the Report -- pRowCount Parameter -- Restricting the Number of Rows in the MDX Query -- Adding pRowCount to Self-Calling Drill-Through Report Action -- A Better Way to Interact with a Report Parameter -- Summary -- Cube Metadata -- Designing the Report -- MeasureGroups -- Adding Other Cube Metadata -- Final Thoughts -- Cube Browser -- Anatomy of the Reports -- Cube Browser -- Cube Browser Metadata -- Cube Browser Member -- Behind the Scenes -- Cube Browser -- Report Body -- Restricting Rows and Columns -- Swap Actions -- Titles -- Footer Information -- Final Thoughts -- Summary -- Part IV: Enabling User Reporting -- Chapter 12: Tabular Models -- Introduction to PowerPivot -- PowerPivot for Excel -- Setup and Installation -- Importing Data into PowerPivot -- PowerPivot Window -- The Home Tab -- The Design Tab -- The Advanced Tab -- Analyzing and Enriching Data -- Filtering and Sorting -- Relationships -- Calculated Columns -- Measures -- Browsing the Model -- Summary -- Chapter 13: Visual Analytics with Power View -- Introduction to Power View -- Power View Architecture -- Architecture Overview -- Reporting Services Add-in -- Reporting Services Service Application -- PowerPivot for SharePoint -- Preparing a Model and Connection for a Tutorial -- Deploying the FAA Flight Data Model -- Creating a SharePoint Image Library for FAA Airline Images -- Publishing the FAA Workbook Directly to the PowerPivot Gallery -- Creating Data Source Connections for Power View -- BI Semantic Model (BISM) Connection File.

Report Data Source (RSDS) Connection.
Abstract:
A must-have guide for the latest updates to the new release of Reporting Services SQL Server Reporting Services allows you to create reports and business intelligence (BI) solutions. With this updated resource, a team of experts shows you how Reporting Services makes reporting faster, easier and more powerful than ever in web, desktop, and portal solutions. New coverage discusses the new reporting tool called Crescent, BI semantic model's impact on report design and creation, semantic model design, and more. You'll explore the major enhancements to Report Builder and benefit from best practices shared by the authors. Builds on the previous edition while also providing coverage of the new features introduced with SQL Server 2012 Explains Reporting Services architecture and BI fundamentals Covers advanced report design and filtering techniques, walking you through each design, discussing its purpose and the conditions where it could be more efficient Discusses semantic model design, Report Builder, Crescent, and more Targets business analysts and report designers as well as BI solution developers Professional Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Reporting Services is mandatory reading if you are eager to start using the newest version of SQL Server Reporting Services.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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