1. SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services: Product Overview Niran Luckcanakul (MCSD, MCDBA, MCT) Project manager ISONET Co.,Ltd

2. Agenda Introduction to Reporting Services New Features in Reporting Services Ad-Hoc Reporting with report builder

3. Introduction to Reporting Services SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services Relational Database Engine.NET CLR Analysis Services Native HTTP Support Service Broker Replication Full-Text Search Notification Services SQL Server Integration Services

4. AuthoringManagementDelivery Reporting Services Reporting Services is an open and extensible platform supporting the authoring, management and delivery of rich, interactive reports to the entire enterprise. Web services

5. Benefits of Reporting Services Improving performance for report development process Completed server platform for developers Advantages of Web-Enabled Reporting Enabled real-time and interactive reports Open, Extensible Enterprise Reporting Platform Integration with Microsoft Business Intelligent Products

6. Report Authoring Report Management Report Delivery

7. SQL Server Catalog Report Server XML Web Service Interface Report Processing Scheduling & Delivery Delivery Targets (E-mail, SharePoint, Custom) Rendering Output Formats (HTML, Excel, PDF, Custom) Data Processing Data Sources (SQL, OLE DB, XML/A, ODBC, Oracle, Custom) Security Security Services (NT, Passport, Custom) Office Custom Application Browser Reporting Services Architecture

8. New Features in Reporting Services Core Product Improvements Better Integration Rich Developer Experience Empowering End Users

9. Core Product Improvements Direct client printing End User Sort Multivalued Parameters Custom Report Items Report Designer Improvements

10. Direct Client Printing End User Sort Multivalue Parameters

12. Better Integration Analysis Services Query Designer SQL Server Management Studio Integration Share Point Reporting Web Parts

13. Analysis Services Query Designer

14. SQL Server Management Studio Integration

15. Share Point Reporting Web Parts

16. Rich Developer Experience Visual Studio Integration Report Viewer Controls Windows Application ASP.NET Application

17. Visual Studio Integration

18. Empowering End Users Report Builder Client Report Builder Model Designer

19. Report Builder Client

20. Report Builder Model Designer

21. Ad-Hoc Reporting with Report Builder Report Builder Architecture Report Builder Client Model Design

22. Report Builder Architecture SQL Server Catalog Web Services Interface Report Server Report Builder Client Client ModelDesignerModelDesigner Data Sources (SQL Server, Analysis Services) Drillthrough Report Generation Query Generation Report Manager ManagerReport ReportDesignerReportDesigner SQL Mgmt Studio Studio

23. Report Builder Client Report Builder is a “Click Once” Windows application managed on the Report Server Requires.NET Framework 2.0 Users download and launch the client from the Report Manager or 3rd party applications Built on top of familiar Microsoft Office paradigms: Excel, PowerPoint Reports built with report templates (textboxes, tables, matrices, charts) Finished reports can be saved on the server

24. Model Design Model Designer is interface for designing/editing a model New project type in BI Development Studio Define fields and roles Define calculated fields Organize model Models can be auto-generated in Model Designer or on the Report Server Generates entities, fields and roles based on source metadata Auto-generation against SQL Server and Analysis Services databases

25. Report Builder

26. Summarize key points Bundle with SQL Server 2005. Out of the box solution Protected your investment. Seamless integration with Office, SPS, and.NET Complete reporting solution for the entire enterprise Business users will be able to build or modify reports outside of Visual Studio Close the gap between IT and Business User with Report Builder

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