Sql Server Reporting Services - tips and tricks
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This document discusses various tips and tricks for working with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). It begins with a brief introduction of the presenter and then lists out a dozen tips, including using comments, the ReportItemsCollection, line breaks, dynamic columns, dynamic search functionality, and more. It also covers additional SSRS topics like using JavaScript, custom code and external assemblies in reports, and creating dynamic reports.
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Sql Server Reporting Services - tips and tricks
- 1. Dozen tips and tricks you should know when working with SSRSAndrey KorshikovMVP, MCT, MCSE, MCITP, MCPD, MCSD .NET, MCDBAKrasnodar SQL&BI UserGroup(PASS Chapter) Global Russian Virtual ChapterPASS Regional Mentor for Central Eastern Europe
- 2. Andrey Korshikov korshikov@sqlpass.org PASS Regional Mentor for Central Eastern Europe @AndreyKorshikov ABOUT ME
- 3. ABOUT ME
- 4. Dozen tips and tricks 1.Comments 2.ReportItemsCollection 3.Me 4.Line Breaks 5.Dynamic columns 6.Dynamic search 7.Advanced dynamic search 8.CreatingCheckbox 9.UsingJavascript 10.Using custom code and external assemblies 11.Dynamic reports 12.Images in columns
- 5. Do you know something about SSRS?
- 6. Reporting Scenarios 1.Scheduled Delivery of Standard Reports 2.On-Demand Access to Standard Reports 3.Embedded Reports and Dashboards 4.Request to IT for Custom Reports 5.Self-Service Reporting12453
- 7. Reporting Services Modes SharePoint Mode Native Mode
- 8. Users and Tools Project-Based Development Sophisticated Design Environment Rich Design Capabilities BI Developer IT Pro Power User Information Worker Report Designer Report Builder Power View ClickOnce Installation Reusable Report Elements Flexible Layout Interactive data Visualization in the Browser Drag and Drop from Existing Data Model
- 9. Report Rendering Formats Microsoft Excel 2003 or 2007-2010 Microsoft Word 2003or 2007-2010 Comma-Separated Value (CSV) XML Web Archive Image Acrobat (PDF) Atom Feed
- 10. What Is a Report? Report Definition Language (RDL) Body Data Source(s) Dataset(s) <Report xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2008/01/reportdefinition" xmlns:rd="http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQLServer/reporting/reportdesigner"> <Body> <ReportItems> … </ReportItems> </Body> <DataSources> <DataSource Name="MyDataSource"> … </DataSource> </DataSources> <DataSets> <DataSet Name="MyDataset"> … </DataSet> </DataSets> </Report> Embedded data source definition or a reference to a shared data source Embedded dataset definition or a reference to a shared dataset
- 11. How it works…
- 12. Demo
- 13. Comments
- 15. Me
- 16. Line Breaks *Visual Basic Carriage Return Line Feed
- 17. Dynamic columns
- 18. Dynamic search
- 21. Using Javascript •Information message •Getting data from user •Action confirmation •Opening new report in new window
- 24. Using external assemblies C:Windowsassembly C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSRS10_50.MSSQLSERVERReporting ServicesReportServerbin
- 25. Dynamic reports
- 28. Helpful Links ReportItemsCollection References UsingJavascript Divide a table into two tables in SSRS Custom Code and Assembly References in Expressions Deploying a Custom Assembly Reporting Services Recipes Book Downloads
- 29. Thank you! Спасибо! korshikov@sqlpass.org