2797 Designing a Reporting Solution Architecture Using MS SQL Server 2005
Reporting Services
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ILT Classroom |
Mentored Learning |
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2 DAYS |
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Pré-requisitos:
• Have hands-on experience with database development tasks. For example:
• Creating Transact-SQL queries
• Writing and optimizing advanced queries (for example, queries that contain
complex joins or subqueries)
• Creating database objects such as tables, views, and indexes
• Have foundational conceptual understanding of Business Intelligence
presentation architecture. For example, data source management, the function of
pivot tables versus grids versus charts, what drill down and linked reports are,
and what schema abstraction (Report Builder) is.
• Have built Reporting Services reports with Visual Studio or SQL Server
Business Intelligence Development Studio.
• Have foundational understanding of Web-based architecture. For example, SSL,
SOAP, IIS, and WSS/SPS-Web parts-what they are and what their role is.
• Have foundational understanding of Web-based architecture. For example, SSL,
SOAP, and IIS-what they are and what their role is.
• Have foundational understanding of Microsoft Windows security. For example,
how groups, delegation of credentials, and impersonation function in a security
context.
• Already know how to use the following tools: -SQL Server Business Intelligence
Development Studio -SQL Server Management Studio -Performance Monitor -SQL
Server Profiler -Report Builder and Report Manager
Module 1: Designing a Reporting Solution
In this module, students will learn how to identify user requirements and
business requirements for a reporting solution. They will then learn how to
match the requirements of the user to Reporting Services technologies.
Lessons
• Evaluating Business Requirements for a Reporting Solution
• Designing for Reporting Services
Lab : Designing a Reporting Solution
• Identifying Reporting Solution Users
• Creating a Reporting Solution Specification
Module 2: Developing a Reporting Solution
In this module, students will first identify how best to develop reports using
the powerful Business Intelligence Development Studio Report Designer tool. This
will include a review of best practice for report layout, and how this is
affected by the various rendering formats available. Secondly, they will
identify the considerations for effective development of a report model to
enable more experienced users to create their own reports.
Lessons
• Developing Reports
• Developing Report Models
Lab : Developing a Reporting Solution
• Creating Reports from a Report Specification
• Working With Report Models
Module 3: Integrating Reporting Services with Applications
In this module, students will review the options for integrating Reporting
Services reports into a custom application. They will look at using direct URL
access, the report viewer controls provided by Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, the
Reporting Services SharePoint Web Parts, and the Reporting Services Web
services. Lastly, they will discuss which approach, or combination of
approaches, might suit different BI applications and their different kinds of
users.
Lessons
• Integrating with Custom Applications
• Controlling Reporting Services by Using Web Services
Lab : Integrating Reporting Services with Applications
• Integrating Reports into an ASP.NET Application.
• Integrating a Report into a SharePoint Services Solution
• Implementing a Reporting Services Web Service Client
Module 4: Deploying and Managing a Reporting Solution
In this module, students will learn how to deploy a Reporting Services solution
into a production environment, and how to manage report distribution.
Lessons
• Deploying a Reporting Services Solution
• Managing Report Distribution
Lab : Managing Report Deployment and Distribution
• Deploying Reports
• Managing Report Distribution
Module 5: Designing Security for a Reporting Solution
In this module, students
will learn how to secure a Reporting Services solution.
Lessons
• Designing an Authentication Strategy
• Designing an Authorization Strategy
• Designing a Secure Communication Strategy
Lab : Securing Reporting Services
• Configuring Authentication
• Configuring Authorization
• Configuring Secure Communications
Module 6: Optimizing Report Performance
In this module, students will learn how to optimize a Reporting Services
solution.
Lessons
• Monitoring Report Execution
• Designing a Report Execution Strategy
• Scaling Reporting Services
Lab : Optimizing Performance
• Monitoring Reporting Services
• Optimizing Report Execution
• Scaling Reporting Services