Practical SQL Reporting with SSRS
What you'll learn
- Discover what SSRS is and how it delivers reports
- Understand how to make those reports more useful to report users
- Create reports using the Business Intelligence Development Studio
Course content
- Preview04:02
- Preview03:31
- Preview06:15
- 08:01Using the Wizard
- 01:55A Quick Introduction to the IDE
- 02:55Basic Structure of a Report
Requirements
- A PC
- All required software is freely available with links on where to obtain it
Description
This course covers the Microsoft reporting tool, SQL reporting services, also known as SSRS. SSRS is used by many companies that have any form of Microsoft financial or CRM products.
It is also a useful tool for any organisation that uses databases to store their data on as SSRS can be used with any database, not just SQL Server.
This course provides all you need to know to get started developing reports using SSRS. We download and install the free tools and work from the basics of creating your first report, through to delivering reports that provide useful and user-friendly control to users of those reports.
The reports you also create in the course are available to download for future reference.
If you are looking to do any kind of reporting then its worth looking at what SSRS has to offer. It is not just a useful skill for creating reports within your own company/business, it is an in-demand skill that appears many times on job boards.
Who this course is for:
- Basic IT skills
- A basic knowledge of SQL is helpful but not essential
Instructor
![Gary Kind](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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Gary Kind is a highly experienced IT professional and business owner with over 25 years in and around software development and 20+ years running businesses as an individual and in partnerships.
He has a wide spread of business knowledge working in the SME sector as well as delivering KPI and financial reporting for large corporations. He has spent the past few years combining marketing with IT to cover areas such as pay per click, copywriting and conversion optimisation.