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Chapter 10 Files/Folders needed: \Chapter10\Samples \Chapter10\Labs

Click Once vs. Stand-Alone Installer? Installing the Stand-Alone Version Using the Report Builder Tool Creating Datasets Creating Reports Creating Reports Using Wizards Creating Reports Without a Wizard Opening Existing Reports Working with Report Parts

 Click Once ◦ Run from Report Manager or SharePoint ◦ Installation and configuration on first run ◦ Automatically connects to server it is run from  Stand-alone ◦ Free download from Microsoft ◦ Run from the Start menu ◦ Set default server during installation

 Unique dialog box presented only when opened fresh

 Select an existing shared data source ◦ No option to create a new data source  Query Designer – very different from SSDT

 Wizards ◦ Table or matrix ◦ Chart ◦ Map  Blank report

 Select any of the wizard options on the New Report page  Available in the Getting Started dialog box or by clicking the Report Builder button, and then New  Field arrangement determines matrix vs. table

 Use the Blank Report option on the New Report page  Available in the Getting Started dialog box or by clicking the Report Builder button, and then New  New reports include a title area and a footer with the execution time

 Report Builder button, and then Open  Type URL in Name field if not located in Recent Sites and Servers  Select the appropriate item type

 Stand-alone elements  Reusable and sharable  Made from the following elements: ◦ Tables ◦ Matrices ◦ Lists ◦ Images ◦ Rectangles ◦ Charts ◦ Gauges ◦ Maps ◦ Parameters

 Exercise 1: Creating a basic report by using Report Builder  Exercise 2: Adding data visualization report items to a report