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SQL Reporting Services
This Section has articles, code snippets and all around information about using SQL Reporting Services
Authentication, Role-based Security, and SQL Reporting Services Web Services
Posted by scott on 8/10/2004
Using the SQL Reporting Services Web Service API requires authentication and authorization. Getting all your credentials setup to make this work can be a challenge - this article is here to help you get started.

Introduction To Role-Based Security In SQL Server Reporting Services
Posted by scott on 8/10/2004
This article provides an introduction to adding Windows users and groups into roles in SQL Server Reporting Services. We will outline the default roles delivered with Reporting Services and briefly discuss the security model.

Reporting Services and the Report Viewer component - Part II
Posted by poonam on 6/19/2004
This article demonstrates how to embed the ReportViewer component in an ASP.Net web page, input parameters in your aspx page and pass them to Reporting Services

Embedded Code In Reporting Services
Posted by scott on 5/23/2004
The ability to embed code inside of a report gives you extensibility and flexibility when creating a report. Before you can take advantage of this feature you need to understand the restrictions Reporting Services has in place for embedded code.

SQL Reporting Services and the ReportViewer Component
Posted by poonam on 5/19/2004
Using ReportViewer and URL Access to embed a Reporting Services Report in an ASP.Net Web application

Using GetReportParameters in Reporting Services
Posted by scott on 5/8/2004
This example demonstrates how to use GetReportParameters to retrieve valid values for a report parameter.

Using CreateSubscription and the Reporting Service API
Posted by scott on 4/11/2004
The CreateSubscription web service method requires careful setup to work correctly. In this article we will demonstrate how to create a report subscription with the web service API using the XmlSerializer.

SQL Reporting Services Tree Navigation Sample using a Web Service API
Posted by scott on 2/22/2004
Demonstrates using Microsofts SQL Server Reporting Services, the Web Service API and the Report Viewer to build a treeview of available reports

Introduction to SQL Server Reporting Services
Posted by poonam on 12/28/2003
SQL Server Reporting Services Tutorial, a step by step guide on how to create a report using Microsoft Reporting Services Report Wizard



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