
Discover how to view and deploy ssrs reports from Visual Studio and how end users access reports through the reporting services web portal.
Download, install, and use the SSRS report builder to create and upload reports to the report server, while comparing it to the report designer in Visual Studio.
Learn to build a basic report with the report builder wizard, connect to the report server, create a data set from continents, and publish the report.
Define KPIs in SSRS by linking a data source and dataset, compute status with green, red, and neutral, and embed the KPI in the web portal for quick sales visuals.
Learn how to cache and refresh KPIs in SSRS by creating a SQL cache plan, scheduling refreshes, and updating KPI status (green, red, amber) to reflect current sales data.
Learn the end-to-end workflow from a front-end Microsoft Access database to SQL Server for SSRS reporting by building an SSIS package.
Automate data import from Access to SQL Server using SSIS packages, fix 32-bit vs 64-bit runtime issues, and schedule recurring jobs for a mobile publisher workflow.
Create a country population mobile report and a paginated report in SSRS by building a shared data source and dataset, then deploy to the server.
Create a mobile sql server reporting services report featuring a gradient heat map of tuition by state, a population funnel, and a university data set pie chart; publish and automate.
The following course SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) part 2 is designed for those individual that are in the IT industry, SQL DBAs, developers, or want to learn how to design, manage, and deploy rich interactive reports for their business needs. This course is a follow up course to SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS part 1), which is a requisite along with SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) course. The student at the end of this course will be able to deploy SSSR reports to the web portal for end users to view and interact with, build the easy to use report builder for the non techie individuals in the company to interact with, create and design complicated mobile reports that can be viewed not only on the PC computer but also on tablets and the phone.