SQL Server 报表服务分步指南

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"Sql Server Report Service Step by Step - Stacia Misner" 本文将深入探讨SQL Server 2008中的Report Service，这是一个强大的企业级报表解决方案，用于生成、管理和分发结构化数据报告。作者Stacia Misner通过逐步指导，帮助读者理解和掌握Report Service的核心功能。在SQL Server 2008的Report Service中，用户可以创建各种类型的报表，包括基于表格、图表、图像甚至地图的数据展示。服务支持多种数据源，如SQL Server数据库、Oracle、Excel等，这使得它具有极高的灵活性和兼容性。报告可以通过直观的Report Designer工具进行设计，该工具提供了丰富的拖放元素和复杂的表达式支持，使用户无需编程即可创建专业级别的报表。访问书中包含的CD文件是学习过程中的一个重要步骤。通过提供的链接（http://aka.ms/626478/files）并查找下载标签，读者可以获得配套资源，这些资源可能包括示例数据库、练习文件以及额外的教程材料。请注意，某些文件可能无法在所有电子阅读设备上访问，因此建议使用桌面浏览器进行下载。 Report Service的一个关键特性是其部署和管理能力。用户可以通过Reporting Services Web门户上传、组织和发布报表，并设置访问控制，确保数据的安全性和合规性。此外，Report Service支持调度和订阅功能，允许报表按照预定义的时间表自动发送到电子邮件地址或保存到指定位置。报表服务器还提供了一个Web服务接口，允许开发人员通过编程方式与报表服务器交互，集成到自定义应用程序中。这为扩展Report Service的功能和集成到企业工作流中提供了无限可能性。报告服务的另一个强大特性是其数据处理和渲染能力。它支持多种报表格式，如PDF、HTML、Excel和CSV，满足不同用户的需求。通过数据驱动订阅，Report Service可以根据数据的变化自动生成和分发报表，进一步增强了其自动化能力。 "Sql Server Report Service Step by Step"是一本全面的指南，旨在帮助读者从初学者到熟练掌握SQL Server 2008的报表服务。通过这本书，读者将学会如何设计、实施和管理高效、灵活的报表解决方案，以支持其业务决策和信息共享需求。书中的实践指导和配套资源确保了学习过程的实用性和互动性。

Acknowledgments

Each time I start a new book project, I am amazed to see the way it develops a life of its own

after it leaves my custody. Many other people have left their mark on this book’s pages as

they made the changes necessary to improve upon my initial work and I’m so grateful for

heir commitment to quality and accuracy. As always, I enjoy working with Microsoft Press

and appreciate the great team of people they have brought together for this project.

In particular, I would like to thank Ken Jones and Sally Stickney for their efforts in the initial

stages of the book, and my project editor, Carol Vu, for nudging me along gently but per-

istently until the manuscript was complete. Rozanne Murphy Whalen provided a thorough

technical review of the book by ensuring that each step performed exactly as described.

Linda Allen of Custom Editorial Productions, Inc., Susan McClung, and Julie Hotchkiss were

outstanding in their respective contributions to the book as they moved the manuscript

through the editing process and continually rechecked the work to ensure that new errors

ren’t introduced as old errors were cleaned up. They have done the most thorough job I

have ever seen and I believe that any author would be lucky to work with this group.

Of course, my family deserves many thanks as well. My husband, Gerry, has learned to

indulge me in my writing projects and patiently sacriﬁces some of our time together so that

I can focus on writing, but he’s also my biggest cheerleader and encourages me every step

f the way. For this, and all he has done for me in our many years together, I am eternally

grateful.

I also appreciate my daughter’s help on this project. Erika’s glimmer of understanding of

what I do for a living ﬁrst developed when she provided feedback from a “newbie’s” perspective

on my last book, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition: Start Now! (Microsoft Press,

007). Little did either of us realize at the time that she would decide to learn more about

what I do and eventually join me in my practice as a business intelligence consultant. Her

experience using Reporting Services 2005 on a variety of projects since that time has given

her an excellent perspective on the features that make Reporting Services 2008 compelling,

and consequently, she was a great help to me in preparing many of the procedures in this

ook to highlight those features. I look forward to many more collaborative ventures

together in the future.

xvii

Introduction

Microsoft Reporting Services is the component of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 that provides

an enterprise-ready and extensible presentation layer for the Microsoft business intelligence

latform. In its third release, Reporting Services continues its support for the three stages

of the reporting life cycle, but it now includes several new features that improve the report

evelopment, management, and delivery processes. The new tablix and chart controls give

you more options for presenting data in a report, and the new server architecture makes

it easier for administrators to manage server resources and for users to access and page

hrough large reports. As you complete the step-by-step procedures in this book, you are

introduced to these and other new features, in addition to all the other features that have

made Reporting Services a popular choice for implementing a reporting platform in organi-

ations of all sizes since its initial release in 2004.

When you have ﬁnished the book, you will know how to build reports using each type of

structure supported by Reporting Services and how to enhance reports with interactivity

nd data visualization techniques. You use these reports to learn how to move reports from

the development workstation to the server environment and how to manage and secure the

eports once they’re on the report server. Then you use these reports again to learn how

users can access reports online and subscribe to reports for delivery on a scheduled basis.

You also learn how to build and use a report model for ad hoc reporting. If you have pro

gramming skills, you can continue learning about the extensibility of Reporting Services by

enhancing the reports with custom code, by developing tools to manage the report server,

and by exploring techniques for integrating access to reports managed by Reporting Services

nto portals and custom applications.

Who This Book Is For

Because Reporting Services is a platform of technologies rather than a single application,

a variety of people serving in different roles and having different skill sets all need to learn

ow to work with some aspect of Reporting Services. Whether you’re a report developer, IT

administrator, or business user, you can use this book to learn how to perform the tasks for

hich you are responsible. If you’re completely new to Reporting Services, this book teaches

you the fundamental concepts required to build, manage, and access reports. You need no

prior experience with Reporting Services to use this book successfully. On the other hand,

if you’re already familiar with an earlier version of Reporting Services, this book gives you a

uided tour of the new features found in Reporting Services 2008.

xviii Introduction

Finding Your Best Starting Point in This Book

Even if your primary responsibility with Reporting Services requires you to focus on only one

component, you beneﬁt from an understanding of all the capabilities that Reporting Services

upports. For this reason, if you have time, you should work through the book from begin-

ing to end for the best experience.

Because this book can be used by readers with different needs, you can also choose to work

hrough only the chapters that focus on your area of responsibility. Each part of the book

contains related chapters in which the procedures are designed to build up your skills pro-

ressively and are necessarily interconnected. For the best experience, you should read all

the related chapters and perform the steps in these chapters in sequence. Where applicable,

instructions at the beginning of a chapter alert you to a requirement to complete procedures

n a previous chapter before continuing. If you plan to read only about the features that ap-

ly to you, use the following table to ﬁnd your best starting point.

If You Are Follow These Steps

A business user who wants

to access managed reports

online

1. Install the sample ﬁles as described in the section entitled “Sample

iles,” later in this Introduction.

Work through the ﬁrst two chapters to learn about Reporting

ervices and to install it on your computer.

Complete Part IV, “Viewing Reports,” to learn how to access

eports that have been published to the report server.

A business user or report

developer who uses

report models for ad hoc

reporting

1. Install the sample ﬁles as described in the section entitled “Sample

iles,” later in this Introduction.

Work through the ﬁrst two chapters to learn about Reporting

ervices and to install it on your computer.

Complete Chapter 9, “Developing Report Models,” to learn how

to construct a report model, and Chapter 14, “Creating Ad Hoc

Reports,” to learn how to develop ad hoc reports using a report

odel. Even if you’re a business user who is not responsible for re-

port model development, you should complete Chapter 9 to learn

key concepts and terminology and to build the report model that

ou will need when developing ad hoc reports in Chapter 14.

Review the remaining chapters in Part IV to learn how to access ad

hoc and managed reports that have been published to the report

erver.

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