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Microsoft Reporting Services in Action Teo Lachev 2004 | 656 pages ISBN: 1932394222 |
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$49.95 | Softbound print book | |
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$25.00 | PDF ebook | |
All errata for Microsoft Reporting Services in Action will be posted here.
If you discover any mistakes in the book, you may post them in the Author Online Forum.
Chapter 9, Section 9.3.4:
The web service endpoint in the spUpdateRssFeed stored procedure is wrong.
Instead of "Chapter9" it should be "Chapter09", as follows:
set @Url = 'http://localhost/AWReporterWeb/Chapter09/Campaigner.asmx/StartCampaign?CampaignID=' + CAST(@SpecialOfferID AS VARCHAR(10))
Chapter 11
There is an issue with the AWReportViewer control for not setting up the correct HTTP header to multipart/related for MHTML. The updated version can be downloaded here.
Business reporting is a lifeline of business, so a better reporting environment is a big deal. With a sophisticated, modern tool like Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services, you can report-enable any type of application, regardless of its targeted platform or development language.
Written for information workers, system administrators, and developers, this book is a detailed and practical guide to the functionality provided by Reporting Services. It systematically shows off many powerful RS features by leading you through a dizzying variety of possible uses. Following a typical report lifecycle, the book shows you how to create, manage, and deliver RS reports.
In the first half, you will master the skills you need to create reports. System administrators will learn the ropes of managing and securing the report environment. The second half of the book teaches developers the techniques they need to integrate RS with their WinForm or web-based applications. It does this with the help of a wide variety of real-world scenarios which will give you ideas on how to use RS in addition to teaching you the ropes.
An experienced software designer and developer, Teo Lachev works as a technology consultant with the Enterprise Application Services practice of Hewlett-Packard. He is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer and a Microsoft Certified Trainer. Teo lives in Atlanta, GA.
"There are less than a dozen books dealing with MSRS, I think this is the best of the competition."
-- Computing Reviews
