10990: Analyzing Data with SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2017)

10990: Analyzing Data with SQL Server Reporting Services course teaches students how to implement a SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services solution for data analysis in an organization. The course discusses how to use the Reporting Services development tools to create and manage reports and implement self-service BI solutions.

This course is based on the objectives of the course version 10990C.

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Intended Audience for this 10990: Analyzing Data with SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2017)

» The primary audience for this course is database professionals who need to fulfill a BI developer role to create reports. Primary responsibilities will include implementing reports and mobile reports.
» The secondary audiences for this course are power information workers.

Course Prerequisites for 10990: Analyzing Data with SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2017)

» Required: Basic knowledge of the Microsoft Windows operating system and its core functionality.
» Recommended: 20761: Querying Data with Transact-SQL (SQL Server 2017)

10990: Analyzing Data with SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2017) Course Objectives

» Describe reporting services and it’s components
» Describe reporting services data sources
» Implement paginated reports
» Work with reporting services data
» Visualize data with reporting services
» Aggregate report data
» Share reporting services reports
» Administer reporting services
» Expand and integrate reporting services
» Describe mobile reports
» Develop mobile reports

10990: Analyzing Data with SQL Server Reporting Services (SQL Server 2017) Course Outline

Introduction to Business Intelligence and Data Modeling
Introduction to business intelligence
The Microsoft business intelligence platform
Introduction to reporting services
Lab : Exploring an enterprise BI solution
Reporting Services Data
Data sources
Connection strings
Datasets
Filters and parameters
Lab : Configuring a data connection
Implementing reports
Creating a report with the report wizard
Creating a report
Showing data graphically in a report
Lab : Creating a report
Configuring reports
Implementing filters and parameters
Implementing sorting and grouping
Publishing a report
Lab : Create and Publish reports that include parameters
Creating Mobile Reports
Overview of SQL Server mobile reports
Preparing data for mobile reports
SQL Server Mobile report publisher
Lab : Working with mobile reports

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