Abstract: Just what exactly is this fancy SQL Server Reporting Services? How does it work? Can I get emails that have my reports in them? This chapter covers the basics - it's really for first-time SSRS (that's SQL Server Reporting Services BTW) users and is designed to get you up to speed quickly on the terms, definitions, concepts, architecture and more.
Number of Videos: 6
Total Run Time: 1 hour and 6 minutes
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Abstract: In this chapter, you can expect to find some great instructional videos on how to install SSRS for SQL Server 2005, including how to do a default installation, a files-only installation, how to install SSRS on Windows Vista and more!
Number of Videos: 20
Total Run Time: 3 hours and 5 minutes
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Abstract: In this chapter, the videos and video series will take you through the entire process of customizing and configuring your Reporting Services installation.
Number of Videos: 5
Total Run Time: 1 hour and 3 minutes
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Abstract: Item-level security, Roles, Encrytion, and basic Security are what the video series in this chapter are all about!
Number of Videos: 13
Total Run Time: 2 hours and 37 minutes
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Abstract: In this chapter/chapter, the videos are all mainly focused on helping you develop your Reporting Services reports via BIDS, Business Intelligence Developemnt Studio.
Number of Videos: 38
Total Run Time: 6 hours and 27 minutes
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Abstract: This videos and video series in the chapter will help you to decipher what edition of SSRS will work best for you, along with helping you to understand and to write custom reports for your report server.
Number of Videos: 5
Total Run Time: 52 minutes
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Abstract: In this chapter/chapter, the videos and video series are all centered around the goal of giving you a look at the inner workings of SSRS, and helping you to understand it's architecture.
Number of Videos: 9
Total Run Time: 1 hour and 47 minutes
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Abstract: One of the most interesting new features of SQL Server 2005's Reporting Services implementation is the ability to use Report Models so that users can create ad-hoc reports without resorting to writing SQL or MDX. In fact, these modern day report tools built into SSRS are so easy that you do not need to know SQL/DMX at all to get the data that you want! This chapter/chapter focuses on learning what report models are, what SDML (Semantic Model Definition Language) is and how it works, roles, attributes, fields, entities and just about everything associated with ad hoc reporting in SQL Server Reporting Services.
Number of Videos: 3
Total Run Time: 36 minutes
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