Applied Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services

Applied Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services

by Teo Lachev

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Supplying much-needed technological information to workers, administrators, and developers, this guide book shows how to design feature-rich standard and ad hoc reports on the Microsoft SQL server. The reference gives administrators the necessary background to install, upgrade, and manage the SQL report environment, and the techniques help developers extend reporting services to integrate with a wide range of applications for building complete business solutions. Programmers will be able to enterprise data into meaningful reports that can be shared easily with coworkers, customers, and partners—increasing company-wide communication, data interrelation, and, ultimately, creating a more profitable business.

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