1. SQL Server 2016 BI Tools overview
9/8/2018 1:30 AM
SQL Server 2016 BI Tools overview
Module 18
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2. Agenda Analysis Services Reporting Services Mobile BI 9/8/2018 1:30 AM
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3. Lesson 1
Analysis Services

4. SQL Server Analysis Services
CLIENT TOOLS
Third-party applications
SSRS and Power View
Excel
Power BI Desktop
PowerBI.com
On-premises mobile BI
SQL Server data tools for Visual Studio
BI SEMANTIC MODEL
Data model
Multidimensional
Tabular
MDX
DAX
Business logic
MDX/DAX
MDX/DAX
Queries
Key Points:
Intro to SSAS and investment areas in SQL 2016
Talk Track:
Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services enables BI developers to build powerful, easy-to-use analytic solutions by providing:
A choice of semantic model to provide an intuitive abstraction over complex data, for use by business analysts through tools like Excel or Power BI Desktop (either a traditional multidimensional model or a simpler, modern tabular model)
To either cache date in a high-performance analytic data store (MOLAP or VertiPaq for tabular) and/or leave data in its source system and access it with direct queries
ROLAP
MOLAP
VertiPaq
DirectQuery
Data access
DATA SOURCES
Relational databases
Non-relational Hadoop
LOB applications
Cloud services
Analytics platform system

5. Analysis Services themes for SQL Server 2016 Improved productivity and performance
Easy access to insights
Increased productivity
Faster time to value
Easily create powerful models
Use SSAS as semantic model only
Improve manageability and security
Strengthen multidimensional and tabular model support
Key Points:
SQL Server Analysis Services Themes
Talk Track:
Make it easier to create models
Improve tabular modeling and performance
Use Analysis Services as a semantic model only
High-performance DirectQuery for tabular
Strengthen multidimensional
Performance and data source updates
Technical talking points:
DirectQuery and tabular models
Loading and analyzing data
New analytic functions
Data modeling relationships
Updated developer tools
MOLAP performance improvements
Modeling
DirectQuery
Performance
Dev Ops improvements
For Tabluar - Tabular is using in-memory and is based on relations between the source tables

6. Multidimensional in SQL Server 2016
Improvements in manageability, functionality, and performance
Use the latest data visualizations with existing multidimensional models in Power BI and Power BI Desktop
Support for Netezza as a data source
Distinct count ROLAP optimizations for data sources like DB2, Oracle, and Netezza
Customization options for drill-through behaviors for actions
Drill-through multi-selection support with Excel 2016
Source:
Netezza Data Source: Got data in a Netezza system you want to slice and dice? Great!
Performance Improvements: Again, similar to tabular, not many details so I’d assume some query engine improvements. Below are the only two I’ve seen explicitly referenced so far…
Un-natural Hierarchies: It is widely known by now that natural hierarchies perform much better than unnatural ones (see Mosha’s very detailed explanation of why). Therefore, when faced with unnatural hierarchies in the wild, developers can either “naturalize” the hierarchy (which requires changes to the model) or hand-craft the MDX (which doesn’t require changing the model but does require a reporting tool that allows custom MDX). I’m very curious to see what this looks like…and expect it will save some development time down the road.
Distinct Count: There have been some very creative (and complex) optimizations over the years in order to overcome this hurdle (via partitioning, data modeling, partition/disk layout, etc.). In some cases, I’ve heard of folks completely converting to tabular to reach better distinct count performance.
DBCC Support: Essentially going to be the same as the relational database “DBCC” commands for consistency checks. Personally, I’ve never had a need for this until recently when working on a large scale-out query server solution involving a complex cube and robocopy scripts. At one point, we ran into an issue where the cube on several (but not all) of the read-only query servers was throwing a physical-file error for some (but not all) queries. This was a difficult problem to diagnose and we could only trace it back to a transient error in the robocopy logs …so we simply blamed it on the SAN admins and moved on (jk…sort of). As a result, we temporarily lost some trust in the process and needed to monitor it for a while until confidence was regained. If we had the capability to (programmatically) run a consistency check against the database, we could have built a more robust process and not wasted as much time (and gray hairs).

7. Dev/Ops in SQL Server 2016 Improved manageability and development
Single SSDT for all SQL data tools, combining SSDT SQL and SSDT BI in a single, lightweight installer
Now available for Visual Studio 2015
DBCC support checks for corruption across database or in individual objects
SSAS now supports XEvents to analyze trace events through SSMS

8. SQL Server Analysis Services
Custom authentication in SQL Server 2016 New security feature for tabular and MOLAP
With SQL 2016, you can connect users to SSAS when not part of a domain
SSAS now supports non-AD users for role membership
Connect to SSAS as Admin
Pass any string with ActAs on connectionstring
Authenticate in SSAS with DAX /MDX USERNAME function
SQL Server Analysis Services
Admin
EUN=Effectiveusername
CustomData
ActAs=AnyString

9. Tabular models in SQL Server 2016
New rich modeling capabilities
Bi-directional cross-filtering allows M:M and 1:1 relationships
50+ new DAX functions
Improved DirectQuery
New data sources: Oracle, Teradata, Netezza, HANA, and Spark
Support for MDX queries in Excel and other client apps
Performance enhancements
Parallel partition processing
DAX query and measure enhancements (especially for Power BI)
Dev/ops
Tabular scripting language and object model
DimDepartmentGr…
DimDepartmentGroupKey…
ParentDepartmentGr…
DepartmentGroupNa…
DimAccount
AccountKey
ParenAccountKey
AccountCodeAlter…
ParenAccountCod…
AccountDescription
FactFinance
FinanceKey
DateKey
OrganizationKey
DepartmentGroup…
ScenarioKey
DimOrganization
ParnentOrganization
PercentageOfOwn…
OrganizationName
CurrencyKey
ScenarioName * 1
Source:
Tabular is using in-memory and is based on relations between the source tables

10. Tabular performance in 2016 New rich modeling capabilities
Bi-directional cross-filtering translations
Display folders
Drill-through

11. Tabular model in 2016 New DAX functions, including:
DATEDIFF SELECTCOLUMNS
PERCENTILE(X) SUMMARIZECOLUMNS
CONCATENATE(X) GROUPBY
MEDIAN(X) UNION
GEOMEAN(X) CROSSFILTER
PRODUCT(X) VARIABLE support
XIRR XNPV

12. DirectQuery Analyze relational and non-relational data directly
SQL Server
APS
DAX query
MDX query
Use analytical tools like Excel and Power BI Desktop with tabular semantic models to access data directly using DirectQuery pass-through queries. Benefits include:
Improved performance
Removal of current limitations
Support for MDX
More data sources supported including Oracle, Teradata, and APS
Power BI designer
Excel

13. High-end server hardware
Summary: Enterprise-grade Analysis Services
Deliver high performance and scalability for your BI solutions
Capability
Tabular and MOLAP modeling enhancements
High-performance DirectQuery for tabular
Additional tools for administrators
Performance and data source updates
Benefits
Better performance and higher scale
Lower TCO: More efficient utilization of existing hardware capabilities
No application changes
Scale tabular models with support for high-end servers
More memory
Some key feedback we received was to help you scale Analysis Services to larger data models, both multidimensional and tabular. Tabular models will be able to scale by taking full advantage of high-end servers with much higher memory capacity and cores. You will also be able to scale beyond physical memory size with hot data residing in-memory and cold data on disk or SSD. We will also be able to increase throughput with parallel partition processing capability.
MOLAP – Multidimensional online analytical processing models
More cores
High-end server hardware

14. Resources
Analysis Services
What's New in Analysis Services

15. Lesson 2 Reporting Services 9/8/2018 1:30 AM
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16. SQL Server Reporting Services
CREATE
MANAGE
CONSUME
MOBILE REPORTS
POWER BI MOBILE APPS
Mobile Reports Publisher
SQL Server Reporting Services
(Native mode)
Datazen Server now a component of SSRS
Windows app
Phone app
Android app
PAGINATED REPORTS
iOS app
SQL Server
Report Builder
Report Server web portal
(paginated and mobile reports)
SQL Server Reporting Services
(SharePoint integrated mode)
SSRS reports rendered as PDF
Report Designer in SQL Server Data Tools
Pin paginated report elements to Power BI dashboards
SharePoint web
Powerful insights

17. Enterprise reporting with modern design Create and distribute mobile and paginated reports
CONSUME
Modernizing
Use modern design tools
Create reports based on more enterprise data sources
Consume on modern web portals and browsers
Simplifying
Integrate with mobile reports
MODERN BROWSER
ANY DEVICE
CREATE
Modern paginated reports
Mobile reports
Key Points:
This is the overview slide of what’s new for SSRS in SQL 2016.
Talk Track:
The release of SQL 2016 SQL Server Reporting Services brings modern design to enterprise reporting.
SQL Server 2016 enhances Reporting Services with modern design tools, the latest enterprise data source support, an updated web portal with expanded browser support, secure access for internal and external users, and Power BI integration.
Modernizing
Browser support
Data sources
Look and feel: reports and tools
Simplifying
Datazen integration for mobile reports
LATEST DATA SOURCES
Other data sources
Powerful insights

18. Modern reports Create beautiful reports quickly and easily
Customizable parameter layout
More chart types
Updated data source support
Modern Report Builder look and feel
Visual Studio 2015 support
Key Points:
SQL Server Reporting Services allows IT to easily create modern, pixel-perfect paginated reports.
Talk Track:
Modern theme and styles: New default fonts colors, modern styles for visualizations help create modern reports.
Customizable parameter layout Report authors can have more control over the parameter layouts, including the ability to have multiple parameter columns and better control over the position of the parameters.
Additional chart types Ability to visualize data in new ways with additional chart types such as sunbursts and tree maps.
Updated SQL Server connector Supports the breadth of SQL Server technologies both on-premises, such as SQL Server Database and the Analytics Platform System big data appliance, and in the cloud, such as Azure SQL Database and Azure SQL Data Warehouse.
Updated native connectors for third-party data sources Enable customers to query the latest versions of Oracle Database, Oracle Essbase, SAP BW, and Teradata, while standard ODBC and OLE DB support enable connectivity to any other data source for which a driver exists.
Modern report design tool Report authors can design reports in an updated version of Report Builder sporting a modern look and feel, while those who prefer a Visual Studio-integrated environment can now develop reports in Visual Studio 2015.
Powerful insights

19. SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services – what’s new
9/8/2018
Customizable parameter layout Position report parameters the way you want
Position parameters across more than two columns
Choose the position of each parameter
Create space between groups of parameters
Key Points:
SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services supports customizable parameter layouts.
Talk track:
Customizable parameter layout Report authors can have more control over the parameter layouts, incl. the ability to have multiple parameter columns and better control over the position of the parameters. Using the design surface in Report Builder, you can drag a parameter to a specific column and row in the parameter pane. You can add and remove columns to change the layout of the pane.
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20. Consume anywhere, anytime Modern web portal and browser support
Find, view, and manage through modern web portal
Support for modern HTML5 browsers
Printing without plug-ins
PowerPoint rendering and export
Key Points:
This is the overview slide of what’s new for SSSRS in SQL 2016.
Talk Track:
Modern web portal – With an updated version of Report Manager sporting a modern look and feel, users can find, view, and manage reports.
Modern browser support – Business users can view and interact with reports in any modern browser, including Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari. Reports render correctly and consistently across all browsers. A touch-friendly experience makes it easy for people to consume reports on tablet devices as well.
Powerful insights

21. SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services – what’s new
9/8/2018
New, modern web portal for reports Consume paginated and mobile reports in one place
Access KPIs and both types of reports in one web portal
Designed for modern browsers
Built on HTML5 technology
Key Points:
View all your reports – both mobile and paginated reports – in one place.
Talk track:
Access KPIs, mobile and paginated reports in one web portal
Designed for modern browsers and build from the ground up on HTML5.
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22. Export to PowerPoint Generate presentations from paginated reports
SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services – what’s new
9/8/2018
Export to PowerPoint Generate presentations from paginated reports
Generate slides including all report content in seconds
Move and resize individual objects
Export manually, schedule for delivery, or generate programmatically
Key Points:
Generate presentations from paginated reports – export you entire report to a set of PowerPoint slides.
Talk track:
Export to PowerPoint You can already export reports to Microsoft Word and Excel as well as to other formats such as PDF, but when it comes to presenting information to an audience, PowerPoint is often the tool of choice. In SQL Server 2016 we are adding PowerPoint to the list of built-in export formats. You can now export an entire report to a set of PowerPoint slides. After exporting, you can further modify the generated slides as needed. Simply move, resize and copy-and-paste individual charts, gauge panels, and maps. You can also edit and format heading text or add you own.
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23. SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services – what’s new
9/8/2018
Pin report items to Power BI dashboards Get more from existing Reporting Services investments
Monitor the most important metrics and trends in one place
Pin charts, gauges, maps, and images as tiles to Power BI dashboards
Drill through to source reports
Refresh tiles on a schedule
Key Points:
View most important metrics in one place by pinning Reporting Services paginated report items to your Power BI dashboard.
Talk track:
In addition to using Reporting Services on-premises, you can now use Power BI dashboards to monitor the metrics and trends that matter to you. You can harness your on-premises reporting investments and extend it to the cloud. Business users can pin paginated report items to their Power BI dashboards, enabling them to monitor the most important metrics and trends at a glance in one place.
[click] to show sunburst chart added to Power BI Dashboards
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24. Summary: Enhanced Reporting Services
Capabilities
Modern design tools
Support for latest enterprise data source
Expanded browser support
Secure access
Power BI integration
Benefits
Report consumption from modern browsers
Improved parameters
Modern themes
New chart types
Powerful insights

25. Resources Reporting Services (SSRS)
What's New in Reporting Services (SSRS)

26. Lesson 3
Mobile BI

27. Mobile BI with Power BI
Access dashboards using native mobile apps for Windows, iOS and Android
Easy sign in process with support for Single Sign-on (SSO)
Set favorites for important visualizations
Touch-optimized navigation between your dashboards and tiles, zoom in and out of a visualizations
Optimized formatting and display of charts
Annotate visualization and share snapshot with others
Configure alerts to get notifications on critical business KPIs
Key message:
Power BI mobile apps for Windows, iOS and Android make it possible to stay connected to your dashboards and reports from any device.
Talking points:
Power BI native applications are available for Windows, iOS and Android devices
These applications make it easy to access live dashboards and reports securely from anywhere
You can set favorites for easy access to the most important visualizations
Zoom in and out of a visualization to look at data more closely
Annotate a report or visualization and share your marked-up snapshot with others
Configure alerts to get instant notification of important changes
You can configure your settings to receive alerts and notifications as data reaches or drops below pre- defined thresholds, or based on other indicators
If you are new to Power BI, activate your user account directly from your mobile device
Optimized formatting and display of charts, including % based line charts, data labels
Improved the scroll and touch gestures of the matrix tile. Easily scroll down your matrix tile and get all the data natively and mobile optimized

28. Mobile BI apps for SQL Server
On-premises implementations are optimized for SQL Server
Rich, interactive data visualization on all major mobile platforms
No additional cost for customers of SQL Server Enterprise Edition or later and Software Assurance
Viewable on any major mobile platform
Reports with online/offline support
Source: through-datazen.aspx
Introduction
Datazen Software: Industry leader in mobile business intelligence and data analytics that was acquired by Microsoft in April The acquisition accelerates the Microsoft strategy to help every company create a data culture and ensure that insights reach every individual in every organization. Datazen’s product team has joined Microsoft as a part of this acquisition and continues to develop and evolve this technology.
The Datazen Windows 8 app enables dashboard creation and publishing based on Excel, cloud, and enterprise data sources. After publishing to a Datazen Server, dashboards and KPIs are accessible on any device via its native app, or through any major browser.
Powerful insights

29. SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services – what’s new
9/8/2018
SQL Server Reporting Services On-premises solution for deploying and managing reports
Paginated reports Design beautiful documents using updated tools and new features
Mobile reports Create responsive, interactive reports optimized for mobile devices
New web portal Consume both types of reports in one web portal using modern browsers
Key Points:
This is the overview slide of what’s new for Reporting Services in SQL 2016.
Talk track:
With the release of SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services brings modern design to enterprise reporting.
SQL Server 2016 enhances Reporting Services with modern design tools
Modern Report Builder look and feel and Visual Studio 2015 support
In SQL 2016 we will enable mobile reports that are optimized for mobile devices and can be consumed on any device and form factor
And a new web portal experience, which is built on HTML5 and optimized for modern web browsers.
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30. Demo SSRS with Mobile Reporting 9/8/2018 1:30 AM
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31. SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services – what’s new
9/8/2018
Create interactive mobile reports
Responsive experiences for phones and tablets
Drag-and-drop to create beautiful, interactive data visualizations
Prototype in minutes with simulated data
Access enterprise data sources by connecting to Reporting Services
Customize layouts for different form factors
Key points:
The Microsoft SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher is the single point for designing and publishing of mobile reports.
Talk track:
With the Mobile Report Publisher you can connect to the SQL Server Reporting Services to access enterprise SQL server data sources.
When providing an optimal experience on mobile devices, you need the ability to design different type of layouts: a responsive layout that adapts to very different screen sizes and orientations. With Report Publisher you can easily create beautiful reports for master, tablet and phone view.
Connect visualizations to data sources and then publish them to all devices for access by other people in the organization.
The Mobile Report Publisher Preview for Windows 7+ is available from the Microsoft Download Center ( us/download/details.aspx?id=50400)
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32. Mobile Report Publisher
Data visualization and publishing
Connect to Reporting Services and access on-premises data sources
Easily create attractive, interactive visualizations and KPIs for any form factor
Publish to any device for quick user access
With SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher, you can quickly create SQL Server mobile reports that scale well to any screen size, on a design surface with adjustable grid rows and columns, and flexible mobile report elements.
You can use on-premises SQL Server or Excel workbooks and other data sources to create mobile reports. Then save them to a Reporting Services web portal and view them in a browser, or in the Power BI for iOS mobile app on an iPhone or iPad.
Powerful insights

33. Summary: Mobile BI for SQL Server
Capabilities
Business insights through rich visualizations on any device
Native apps for Windows, iOS, and Android
Benefits
Create once and publish to any device
Access your data from anywhere
Apply custom branding
Use touch-optimized data exploration and perfect scaling to any screen form factor
Collaborate with colleagues from anywhere
Powerful insights

34. Resources
Create mobile reports with SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher

35. Module review Analysis Services Reporting Services Mobile BI
9/8/2018 1:30 AM
Module review
Analysis Services
Reporting Services
Mobile BI
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36. 9/8/2018 1:30 AM
© 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, SQL Server, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.
The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
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