Microsoft SQL Server Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Reporting Services

Microsoft SQL Server Microsoft SQL Server

Reporting Services Reporting Services

Doug Nelson Doug Nelson Chief Architect Chief Architect

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Discussion

Discussion Outline Outline

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Reporting Services Overview Reporting Services Overview

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Creating Reports with Reporting Services Creating Reports with Reporting Services

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Managing Reports Managing Reports

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Reporting Services Web Service Reporting Services Web Service

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Extending Reporting Services Extending Reporting Services

SQL Server Database / SQL Server Agent Shared Components

Data Retrieval Rendering Security Web Service

(IIS / ASP.Net)

http://<server>reportserver

Win32 Service Delivery

Reporting Services Components Reporting Services Components

URL Access SOAP Endpoint

Reportservices.amx WMI

Report Manager http://<server>reports

Web Browser Report Designer Client Utilities

Setup Prerequisites Setup Prerequisites

Web Server

Web Server

.Net Framework 1.1

SMTP Server for email delivery SMTP Server for email delivery

Database Server

Database Server

SQL Server Agent

Development Workstation

Development Workstation

.Net Framework 1.1 (included) .Net Framework 1.1 (included)

Setup UI assumes you are using the default web site and port and integrated security to access the database. If this is not the case, you will need to use command line setup or configure the server after the setup UI completes.

Report Authoring Demo

Report Authoring Demo

Management APIs Management APIs

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Web Service/ SOAP API Web Service/ SOAP API

• Full SOAP API Implementation with complex typesFull SOAP API Implementation with complex types

• Includes WDSLIncludes WDSL

• Add service reference to Visual Studio .NETAdd service reference to Visual Studio .NET

• Supports SSL and scriptingSupports SSL and scripting

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WMI WMI

• Used for managing service configurationUsed for managing service configuration

• Enumerate instances of Report ServerEnumerate instances of Report Server

• Works even if the Web Service is not availableWorks even if the Web Service is not available

• No WMI events ( configuration only)No WMI events ( configuration only)

Management Tools Management Tools

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Report Manager Report Manager

• Web-based management application Web-based management application

• Built using ASP.net and Web Services Built using ASP.net and Web Services

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Client Utilities Client Utilities

• Script Host – rs.exe Script Host – rs.exe

• Server Configuration – Server Configuration –

• Encryption Key Management – Encryption Key Management –

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Custom Applications Custom Applications

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SQL Server 2005 Management Studio SQL Server 2005 Management Studio

Role-Based Security Model Role-Based Security Model

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Tasks Tasks

• Sets of low level operationsSets of low level operations

• Item level ( e.g. create report) or system level (manage jobs)Item level ( e.g. create report) or system level (manage jobs)

• Not customizableNot customizable

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Roles Roles

• Sets of tasksSets of tasks

• Default roles installed by default (browser, publisher)Default roles installed by default (browser, publisher)

• Default roles can be customized, new ones createdDefault roles can be customized, new ones created

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Groups / Users Groups / Users

• Windows NT / Active DirectoryWindows NT / Active Directory

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Role Assignments Role Assignments

• Associates groups / users with rolesAssociates groups / users with roles

• Inherited from the parent namespaceInherited from the parent namespace

Report Properties Report Properties

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Metadata is extracted from report definition at publishing Metadata is extracted from report definition at publishing and maintained in the database

and maintained in the database

• NameName

• DescriptionDescription

• HiddenHidden

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Report Definition Report Definition

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Parameters Parameters

• PromptPrompt

• Prompt StringPrompt String

• Default NamesDefault Names

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Data Source Information Data Source Information

Data Source Management Data Source Management

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Administrator can set connection type and connection Administrator can set connection type and connection string after publishing

string after publishing

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Credential Operations Credential Operations

• Prompt for Windows or database credentialsPrompt for Windows or database credentials

• Securely stored Windows or database credentialsSecurely stored Windows or database credentials

• Integrated Security (Requires Kerberos delegation)Integrated Security (Requires Kerberos delegation)

• None (uses report execution account)None (uses report execution account)

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Shared Data Sources Shared Data Sources

• Connection and credential information stored as a secured Connection and credential information stored as a secured object in the namespace

object in the namespace

• Single point of management for multiple reportsSingle point of management for multiple reports

Managing Report Execution Managing Report Execution

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Execution Sessions Execution Sessions

• Automatically created for each report executionAutomatically created for each report execution

• Keeps consistency between server round trips (images, paging, Keeps consistency between server round trips (images, paging, exporting)

exporting)

• Session timeout set in server configuration fileSession timeout set in server configuration file

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Cache Snapshots Cache Snapshots

• On-demand reports can be cached between usersOn-demand reports can be cached between users

• Cache index is based on parameter valuesCache index is based on parameter values

• Cache valid for a specified time after execution or cleared on Cache valid for a specified time after execution or cleared on schedule

schedule

• Limitations – User-specific expressions (User ID, Language), Limitations – User-specific expressions (User ID, Language), stored credentials

stored credentials

Snapshots and History Snapshots and History

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Execution Snapshot Execution Snapshot

• Report execution is scheduled, all users get the same dataReport execution is scheduled, all users get the same data

• Single instance of processed reportSingle instance of processed report

• Limitations: No query parameters or user-specific expressions, Limitations: No query parameters or user-specific expressions, stored credentials

stored credentials

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History Snapshots History Snapshots

• Multiple instances of report snapshots for archiving, auditing Multiple instances of report snapshots for archiving, auditing purposes

purposes

• Stored independently of data source, report definitionStored independently of data source, report definition

• System and report-specific retention policySystem and report-specific retention policy

Managing Report Execution Managing Report Execution

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Configure cache and snapshots via Report Manager or SQL Configure cache and snapshots via Report Manager or SQL Management Studio

Management Studio

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Set execution timeouts on a system-wide or per-report basis Set execution timeouts on a system-wide or per-report basis

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Long running reports can be stopped manually Long running reports can be stopped manually

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Report execution log enables analysis of server usage Report execution log enables analysis of server usage

• Optionally, executions are logged to Report Server databaseOptionally, executions are logged to Report Server database

• Includes report, format, user, start, end, cache hit, sizeIncludes report, format, user, start, end, cache hit, size

• Setup includes DTS package and sample reportsSetup includes DTS package and sample reports

Scheduling Scheduling

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Management events can be scheduled on the report server Management events can be scheduled on the report server

• CachingCaching

• HistoryHistory

• SubscriptionsSubscriptions

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Schedules are stored in database and integrated with SQL Schedules are stored in database and integrated with SQL Agent

Agent

• When triggered, Agent adds entry to the queueWhen triggered, Agent adds entry to the queue

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Scheduled events are queued in database and polled by NT Scheduled events are queued in database and polled by NT Service

Service

Shared Schedules Shared Schedules

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Managed shared schedules independently of reports, Managed shared schedules independently of reports, subscriptions or snapshots

subscriptions or snapshots

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Change shared schedule properties Change shared schedule properties

• NameName

• Days, times or frequenciesDays, times or frequencies

• Start and end datesStart and end dates

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Pause and resume shared schedule Pause and resume shared schedule

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Expire a shared schedule Expire a shared schedule

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Delete a shared schedule Delete a shared schedule

Subscriptions Subscriptions

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Personal or administrator defined Personal or administrator defined

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Subscriptions triggered by an event ( schedule, snapshot Subscriptions triggered by an event ( schedule, snapshot creation, external)

creation, external)

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Delivery extension (e-mail, file share) specifies how report Delivery extension (e-mail, file share) specifies how report is delivered

is delivered

• E-mail delivery requires an SMTP serverE-mail delivery requires an SMTP server

• Extensible delivery architectureExtensible delivery architecture

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Can specify output format (HTML, XLS) Can specify output format (HTML, XLS)

• Can deliver links as well as rendered reportsCan deliver links as well as rendered reports

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Two types of subscriptions Two types of subscriptions

• StandardStandard

• Data DrivenData Driven

Standard Subscriptions Standard Subscriptions

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Single report sent to a fixed set of addresses Single report sent to a fixed set of addresses

• End user wants to customize their own report deliveryEnd user wants to customize their own report delivery

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How it works How it works

• User creates a standing request to run a report at a specific User creates a standing request to run a report at a specific time and delivered in a certain format

time and delivered in a certain format

• Can be triggered based on a schedule or snapshot generationCan be triggered based on a schedule or snapshot generation

• Specify report, execution conditions, parameters, rendering Specify report, execution conditions, parameters, rendering format, delivery location, etc.

format, delivery location, etc.

Data Driven Subscriptions Data Driven Subscriptions

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When to use When to use

• Delivery of a report to a dynamic list of destinations with Delivery of a report to a dynamic list of destinations with customized content for each destination

customized content for each destination

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How it works How it works

• Set up by the adminstratorSet up by the adminstrator

• Define delivery queue to return list of destinations and Define delivery queue to return list of destinations and parameters

parameters

• Specify delivery settings and parameter values as a static or Specify delivery settings and parameter values as a static or field from delivery query

field from delivery query

• Set to run according to a defined schedule or trigger from a Set to run according to a defined schedule or trigger from a snapshot

snapshot

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Use Null Delivery Provider to deliver reports to cache Use Null Delivery Provider to deliver reports to cache

Automating Repetitive Tasks Automating Repetitive Tasks

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Examples Examples

• Duplicate settings between serversDuplicate settings between servers

• Migrate from test to production environmentMigrate from test to production environment

• Change shared data sourcesChange shared data sources

• Cancel running jobsCancel running jobs

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Automate web service tasks through Report Server Script Automate web service tasks through Report Server Script host (rs.exe)

host (rs.exe)

• Visual Studio .Net not required for executionVisual Studio .Net not required for execution

Scripting Support Scripting Support

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VB .Net Code File VB .Net Code File

• Create with text editor or Visual Studio .NetCreate with text editor or Visual Studio .Net

• Generated in SQL Server 2005 Management StudioGenerated in SQL Server 2005 Management Studio

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Unicode or UTF-8 text file with a .rss file extension Unicode or UTF-8 text file with a .rss file extension

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Written using generated Web Service proxy Written using generated Web Service proxy

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Scripts must have one function with declaration: Scripts must have one function with declaration:

• Public Sub Main()Public Sub Main()

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Connection to the report server is made automatically by Connection to the report server is made automatically by the script host

the script host

Server Configuration Files Server Configuration Files

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Unique per Report Server – not transferable Unique per Report Server – not transferable

• Exclude from synchronization across web farmExclude from synchronization across web farm

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Specific areas of interest Specific areas of interest

• Report Server Database ConnectionReport Server Database Connection

• Report Execution account and passwordReport Execution account and password

• Extension Configuration ( including e-mail delivery)Extension Configuration ( including e-mail delivery)

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Use text editor to change ( file monitoring) Use text editor to change ( file monitoring)

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Use rsconfig or WMI provider for encrypted settings Use rsconfig or WMI provider for encrypted settings

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Code Access Security (CAS) for extensions stored in Code Access Security (CAS) for extensions stored in separate file

separate file

Logging and Monitoring Logging and Monitoring

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Performance Monitoring Performance Monitoring

• Counters for performanceCounters for performance

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Event Log Integration Event Log Integration

• Critical events and errorsCritical events and errors

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Trace Events Trace Events

• Traces all server activities, response times, security eventsTraces all server activities, response times, security events

Data Encryption Data Encryption

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When data source credentials are encrypted in the Report When data source credentials are encrypted in the Report Server database

Server database

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Stored with symmetric key tied to instance / machine / Stored with symmetric key tied to instance / machine / service account

service account

• Decrypted by both Web Service and NT ServiceDecrypted by both Web Service and NT Service

• Shared by all machines in web farmShared by all machines in web farm

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Update when machine name, instance name or service Update when machine name, instance name or service account changes

account changes

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Manage keys with rskeymgmt Manage keys with rskeymgmt

• Extract a copy of the encryption keyExtract a copy of the encryption key

• Apply stored encryption keyApply stored encryption key

• Remove encrypted data on machineRemove encrypted data on machine

Using Reporting Services with Applications

Using Reporting Services with Applications

Reporting Platform Integration Reporting Platform Integration

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.Net-based solutions (non reporting) with reporting needs .Net-based solutions (non reporting) with reporting needs

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Report Authoring and Publishing Tools Report Authoring and Publishing Tools

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Delivery, Data and Rendering Extensions (Add-ons) Delivery, Data and Rendering Extensions (Add-ons)

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Server Management applications Server Management applications

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Portals and Collaboration Applications Portals and Collaboration Applications

Programmatic Interfaces Programmatic Interfaces

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Customizable XML report definition Customizable XML report definition

• Open SchemaOpen Schema

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Viewing Interfaces Viewing Interfaces

• URL AddressabilityURL Addressability

• Web Service / SOAPWeb Service / SOAP

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Management Interfaces Management Interfaces

• Web Service SOAPWeb Service SOAP

• WMI InterfaceWMI Interface

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Extension Interfaces Extension Interfaces

• Data, Delivery, Rendering and SecurityData, Delivery, Rendering and Security

Generating Reports Generating Reports

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Application specific report authoring requirements Application specific report authoring requirements

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Reports are defined in Report Definition Language (RDL) Reports are defined in Report Definition Language (RDL)

• XML formatXML format

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Use .Net XML classes to generate report definitions Use .Net XML classes to generate report definitions

• Leverage RDL Schema Description (XSD)Leverage RDL Schema Description (XSD)

URL Addressability URL Addressability

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Embed or link to reports via the Report Server URL Embed or link to reports via the Report Server URL

• http://[servername]/ReportServerhttp://[servername]/ReportServer

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Supports both GET and POST methods Supports both GET and POST methods

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Can return any output in any format Can return any output in any format

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Optional HTML Viewer for parameter prompting and Optional HTML Viewer for parameter prompting and navigation

navigation

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Fully localized – based on language in the HTTP header Fully localized – based on language in the HTTP header

URL Parameter Directives URL Parameter Directives

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Report Parameters Report Parameters

• Parameter names must match report definitionParameter names must match report definition

 http://servername/ReportServer/ReportName?CategoryID=1http://servername/ReportServer/ReportName?CategoryID=1

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User Credentials (dsu: and dsp:) User Credentials (dsu: and dsp:)

• Credentials for each report data setCredentials for each report data set

https://<>?dsu:DataSet1=MyUserName&dsp:DataSet1=MyPassword https://<>?dsu:DataSet1=MyUserName&dsp:DataSet1=MyPassword

Use Secure Protocols!

Use Secure Protocols!

URL Parameter Directives URL Parameter Directives

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Report Server Parameters ( rs: ) Report Server Parameters ( rs: )

• Name/Value pairs specifying server behaviorName/Value pairs specifying server behavior

• Same for all Rendering ExtensionsSame for all Rendering Extensions

• http:<>?rs:ClearSession=Truehttp:<>?rs:ClearSession=True

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Rendering Device Info ( rc: ) Rendering Device Info ( rc: )

• Name/Value pairs specifying behavior specific to the format Name/Value pairs specifying behavior specific to the format being rendered to (i.e., FindString, Section, Zoom, etc.)

being rendered to (i.e., FindString, Section, Zoom, etc.)

• Unique per Rendering ExtensionUnique per Rendering Extension

• http:<>?rc:Section=7&rc.HTMLFragment=truehttp:<>?rc:Section=7&rc.HTMLFragment=true

Web Service Interface Web Service Interface

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Namespace Management Namespace Management

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Scheduling, Subscriptions and Delivery Scheduling, Subscriptions and Delivery

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Report Execution, Report History, Linked Reports Report Execution, Report History, Linked Reports

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Item Properties, Job Management, Security Management Item Properties, Job Management, Security Management

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Report Parameters, Datasource Management Report Parameters, Datasource Management

Getting Started Getting Started

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Add a Web Reference to your Visual Studio project Add a Web Reference to your Visual Studio project

• http://[servername]/ReportServer/ReportService.asmxhttp://[servername]/ReportServer/ReportService.asmx

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Proxy classes are generated by Visual Studio Proxy classes are generated by Visual Studio

• Complex types defined in WSDLComplex types defined in WSDL

• Synchronous and asynchronous supportSynchronous and asynchronous support

• Update operations may be batchedUpdate operations may be batched

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SOAP Headers SOAP Headers

• Session IDSession ID

• Server InfoServer Info

• Batch IDBatch ID

Web Service Authentication Web Service Authentication

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Basic Authentication Basic Authentication

• System.Net.NetworkCredentialsSystem.Net.NetworkCredentials

• ReportServer.RSWebSerive rs = new ReportServer.RSWebService();ReportServer.RSWebSerive rs = new ReportServer.RSWebService();

• rs.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(“user”,”pwd”,”domain”);rs.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(“user”,”pwd”,”domain”);

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Integrated Authenication Integrated Authenication

• System.Net.CredentialCacheSystem.Net.CredentialCache

• rs.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;rs.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;

Extending Reporting Services Extending Reporting Services

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Security Extensions Security Extensions

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Delivery Extensions Delivery Extensions

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Rendering Extensions Rendering Extensions

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Data Processing Extensions Data Processing Extensions

Server Extensibility Server Extensibility

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Extensions provide a way to extend the Reporting Services Extensions provide a way to extend the Reporting Services platform

platform

• Managed code runs in server processManaged code runs in server process

• Published CLR interfacesPublished CLR interfaces

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Extension Types Extension Types

• Data Extensions – Communicates to data sources and returns Data Extensions – Communicates to data sources and returns datadata

• Delivery Extensions – Delivers reports over different protocols Delivery Extensions – Delivers reports over different protocols and to different devices

and to different devices

• Rendering Extensions – Renders to specific formats and Rendering Extensions – Renders to specific formats and devices

devices

• Security Extensions – Authenticates and authorizes non-Security Extensions – Authenticates and authorizes non- Windows users

Windows users

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Extending should be seen as a last resort Extending should be seen as a last resort

Rendering Extensions Rendering Extensions

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Input: A processed report object model Input: A processed report object model

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Output: format-specific output stream Output: format-specific output stream

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IRenderingExtension interface IRenderingExtension interface

• Render method responsible for primary output streamRender method responsible for primary output stream

• RenderStream method responsible for returning ancillary RenderStream method responsible for returning ancillary streams (images, etc)

streams (images, etc)

• GetRenderingResource may be used to provide non-report GetRenderingResource may be used to provide non-report specific content

specific content

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A rendering extensions are very difficult to write and A rendering extensions are very difficult to write and maintain – consider using Xml output instead.

maintain – consider using Xml output instead.

Delivery Extensions Delivery Extensions

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Input: event and specified destinations Input: event and specified destinations

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Output: delivered reports or notifications Output: delivered reports or notifications

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IDeliveryExtension interface IDeliveryExtension interface

• Deliver method delivers an input notification to a destinationDeliver method delivers an input notification to a destination

• ValidateUserData method verifies a set of delivery information ValidateUserData method verifies a set of delivery information is valid

is valid

• ExtensionSettings property allows delivery extensions to be ExtensionSettings property allows delivery extensions to be self describing

self describing

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Can also provide UI to integrate with Report Manager Can also provide UI to integrate with Report Manager

Security Extensions Security Extensions

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Input: user credentials, security policies Input: user credentials, security policies

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Output: authenticate user credentials and authorize server Output: authenticate user credentials and authorize server operations

operations

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IAuthentication interface IAuthentication interface

• LogonUser method authenticates the userLogonUser method authenticates the user

• GetUserInfo retrieves a user’s unique identityGetUserInfo retrieves a user’s unique identity

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IAuthorization interface IAuthorization interface

• Provides classes, enumerations, methods for authorizing the Provides classes, enumerations, methods for authorizing the useruser

• Allows creating, verifying security descriptorsAllows creating, verifying security descriptors

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Only available in Enterprise Edition Only available in Enterprise Edition

Data Extensions Data Extensions

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Input: Connection information, query with optional Input: Connection information, query with optional parameter support

parameter support

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Output: DataReader Output: DataReader

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Subset of the .Net Managed Data Provider Interface Subset of the .Net Managed Data Provider Interface (System.Data)

(System.Data)

• Any .Net managed provider will workAny .Net managed provider will work

• Required: IDbConnection, IDbCommand, IDbDataParameter, Required: IDbConnection, IDbCommand, IDbDataParameter, IDataReader

IDataReader

• Optional: Extended Data Extension interfacesOptional: Extended Data Extension interfaces

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Generic query designer in Report Designer Generic query designer in Report Designer

Introducing Data Processing Extensions

Introducing Data Processing Extensions

Data Extension Process Flow Data Extension Process Flow

1. The report server creates a connection object and passes in the connection string and credentials associated with the report.

2. The command text of the report is used to create a command object. In the process, the data processing extension may include code that parses the command text and creates any parameters for the command.

3. Once the command object and any parameters are processed, a data reader is generated that returns a result set and enables the report server to associate the report data with the report layout.

SynApp Custom Dataset Extension SynApp Custom Dataset Extension

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These classes implement the necessary interfaces These classes implement the necessary interfaces

• SynAppConnection : IDbConnectionExtension/IDbConnectionSynAppConnection : IDbConnectionExtension/IDbConnection

• SynAppCommand : IDbCommandSynAppCommand : IDbCommand

• SynAppTransaction : IDbTransactionSynAppTransaction : IDbTransaction

• SynAppDataParameter : IDataParameterSynAppDataParameter : IDataParameter

• SynAppDataParameterCollection : IDataParameterCollectionSynAppDataParameterCollection : IDataParameterCollection

• SynAppDataReader : IDataReaderSynAppDataReader : IDataReader

Need to set a reference to Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces.

This file is located in C:/Program Files/Microsoft SQL Server/MSSQL/Reporting

Services/ReportServer/bin/Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces.dll

Deploying SynAppDataExtension Deploying SynAppDataExtension

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Deploying Data Extension to a Report Server Deploying Data Extension to a Report Server

• Copy assembly to bin directory of the Report ServerCopy assembly to bin directory of the Report Server

• Changes required in the RSReportServer.config fileChanges required in the RSReportServer.config file

• Find the existing data extensions and add the new extensionFind the existing data extensions and add the new extension

• <Extension Name="SynAppDS" Type="SynAppDataExtension.SynAppConnection, <Extension Name="SynAppDS" Type="SynAppDataExtension.SynAppConnection, SynAppDataExtension"/>

SynAppDataExtension"/>

• Changes are also required to the rssvpolicy.configChanges are also required to the rssvpolicy.config

<CodeGroup class="UnionCodeGroup”

version="1"

PermissionSetName="FullTrust"

Name="SynAppDataExtension"

Description="Code group for my data processing extension">

<IMembershipCondition class="UrlMembershipCondition“

version="1"

Url="C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL\Reporting Services\ReportServer\bin\SynAppDataExtension.dll"

/>

</CodeGroup>

Deploying SynAppDataExtension Deploying SynAppDataExtension

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Deploying Data Extension to the Report Designer Deploying Data Extension to the Report Designer

• Copy assembly to Report Designer folderCopy assembly to Report Designer folder

• Changes required in the RSReportDesigner.config fileChanges required in the RSReportDesigner.config file

• Find the existing data extensions and add the new extensionFind the existing data extensions and add the new extension

• <Extension Name="SynAppDS" <Extension Name="SynAppDS"

Type="SynAppDataExtension.SynAppConnection, Type="SynAppDataExtension.SynAppConnection, SynAppDataExtension"/>

SynAppDataExtension"/>

• Changes are also required to the rspreviewpolicy.configChanges are also required to the rspreviewpolicy.config

<CodeGroup class="UnionCodeGroup”

version="1"

PermissionSetName="FullTrust"

Name="SynAppDataExtension"

Description="Code group for my data processing extension">

<IMembershipCondition class="UrlMembershipCondition“

version="1"

Url="C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Tools\Report Designer\ReportServer\bin\SynAppDataExtension.dll"

/>

</CodeGroup>

Additional Resources Additional Resources

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Microsoft SQL Reporting Services Microsoft SQL Reporting Services

• www.microsoft.com/sql/reportingwww.microsoft.com/sql/reporting

 MSDN Reporting Services Developer CenterMSDN Reporting Services Developer Center

• msdn.microsoft.com/SQL/sqlwarehouse/ReportingServicesmsdn.microsoft.com/SQL/sqlwarehouse/ReportingServices

 Reporting Services BlogsReporting Services Blogs

• blogs.msdn.com/tudortrblogs.msdn.com/tudortr

• blogs.sqlxml.org/bryantlikesblogs.sqlxml.org/bryantlikes

• odetocode.comodetocode.com

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Recommended Reading Recommended Reading

• Microsoft Reporting Services in Action – Teo LachevMicrosoft Reporting Services in Action – Teo Lachev

• Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services – Brian LarsonMicrosoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services – Brian Larson

• Hitchhiker’s Guide to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services – Hitchhiker’s Guide to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services – Peter Blackburn William Vaughn

Peter Blackburn William Vaughn

Questions?

Questions?

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Presenter - Doug Nelson Presenter - Doug Nelson

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Company - SynApp north Company - SynApp north

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Web Site - www.synappnorth.com Web Site - www.synappnorth.com

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Email Address - dnelson@synappnorth.com Email Address - dnelson@synappnorth.com