SQL Server Reporting Services for Report Writers

SQL Server Reporting Services for Report Writers Courseware (SSRS101)

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This Introduction to SQL Server 2016/2019 Reporting Services (SSRS) training class teaches students how to create, format, and manage SQL Server 2016/2019 Reporting Services reports. This course focuses primarily on the Report Designer tool in the SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) for Visual Studio. Attendees will also work in and become familiar with Report Builder and Report Manager.

Publisher: Ann L Weber

Benefits

  • Use Report Designer and Report Manager.
  • Work with solutions and projects.
  • Create basic reports.
  • Enhance reports with formatting, images, and charts.
  • Effectively group and summarize data.
  • Work with parameterized reports.
  • Build dynamic reports with expressions and parameters.
  • Incorporate charts and custom maps.
  • Work with drill-through reports.
  • Manage reports.
  • Utilize Report Builder.

Outline

  1. SSRS Overview and Tools
    1. Reporting Services Features
    2. Tools Available with SQL Server
  2. Working with Solutions and Projects
    1. Working with SQL Server Data Tools
    2. Understanding Solutions and Projects
    3. Working with the Visual Studio Interface
    4. Working with Solutions and Projects Lab (Optional)
    5. Answers to Exercises
  3. Creating Basic Reports
    1. What is a Data Source?
    2. What is a Dataset?
    3. Using the Report Wizard
    4. What is Tablix?
    5. Creating a Tabular Report
    6. Creating a List Report
    7. What is a Matrix?
    8. Understanding Drill-down
    9. Creating Basic Reports Lab
    10. Answers to Exercises
  4. Formatting Reports
    1. Working with Text Boxes
    2. Rich Text Formatting
    3. Managing Text Boxes
    4. Drawing Lines and Boxes
    5. Images
    6. Page Headers and Footers
    7. Formatting Reports Lab
    8. Answers to Exercises
  5. Summarizing and Sorting
    1. Creating Groups
    2. Parent/Child vs. Adjacent Groupings
    3. Adding Totals and Aggregations
    4. Summarizing and Sorting Lab
    5. Answers to Exercises
  6. Introduction to Expressions
    1. Understanding Expressions
    2. Defining Expressions
    3. Working with Report Variables
    4. Introduction to Expressions Lab
    5. Answers to Exercises
  7. Add Flexibility with Parameters
    1. Adding Parameters to a Report
    2. Report Parameters vs. Query Parameters
    3. Manage Report Parameter Properties
    4. Use Parameters with SQL Queries and Stored Procedures
    5. Work with Cascading Parameters
    6. Sort Based on a Parameter Setting
    7. Filtered Reports
    8. Add Flexibility with Parameters Lab
    9. Answers to the Exercise
  8. Enhanced Report Items
    1. Charts
    2. Gauges
    3. Add a Map to a Report
    4. Data Bar, Indicator, and Sparkline Report Items
    5. Nesting Data Regions
    6. Subreports and Drillthrough Reports
    7. Working with Drillthrough Reports
    8. Enhanced Report Items Lab
    9. Answers to Exercises
  9. Rendering, Deploying, and the Web Portal
    1. Deploying Reports
    2. The Web Portal
    3. Working with Shared Data Sources
    4. Viewing Reports
    5. Rendering Reports
    6. Rendering, Deploying, and the Web Portal Lab
    7. Answers to Exercises
  10. KPIs and Mobile Reports
    1. Working with KPIs 1
    2. Working with Mobile Reports 1
    3. The SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher 1
    4. Exploring the Mobile Report Publisher 1
    5. KPIs and Mobile Reports Lab
    6. Answers to the Exercise
  11. Beyond Basic Reporting
    1. Utilizing Report Template 1
    2. Creating Document Maps and Bookmarks 1
    3. Recursive Parents
    4. Understanding Lookup, LookupSet, and Multilookup Functions
    5. Report Rendering
    6. Using the ReportItems Collection
    7. Initial Toggle States
    8. Interactive Sorting
    9. Expression Samples
    10. Creating Aggregates of Aggregates
  12. Using Report Builder (If Time Permits)
    1. Desktop App
    2. Using the Report Builder Tool
    3. Creating Datasets
    4. Creating Reports
    5. Creating Reports Using Wizards
    6. Creating Reports Without a Wizard
    7. Opening Existing Reports
    8. Working with Report Parts
    9. Using Report Builder Lab
    10. Answers to Exercises

Required Prerequisites

  • Working knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server or Microsoft Office applications is encouraged.

Useful Prerequisites

  • General familiarity with databases
License

Length: 4 days | $145.00 per copy

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What is Included?
  • Student Manual
  • Student Class Files