Showing posts with label Reporting Services. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reporting Services. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 09, 2007

Self-paced Course: What's New in Microsoft SQL Server 2008

In this clinic, you will learn about the new and enhanced features included in SQL Server 2008. You will explore the new data types and the data management features. Additionally, you will learn about the enhanced Integration Services, Analysis Services, and Reporting Services included in SQL Server 2008. This online clinic is composed of a rich multimedia experience.

To get the most out of this clinic, it is recommended that you have:

  • Knowledge of general SQL database concepts that are largely independent of a specific version of SQL Server
  • Knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 features
  • Knowledge of deploying and upgrading database solutions
  • Knowledge of how to solve performance issues related to SQL Server hardware
  • Performed the job role of a SQL Server 2005 database administrator or database developer
  • Product or technology experience in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 2005



Objectives:
At the end of the course, students will be able to:

  • Describe the features of SQL Server 2008 and their benefits.
  • Describe the features of enterprise data platform that help you to secure data in applications.
  • Describe the dynamic development features that facilitate the development of database applications.
  • Describe the features of SQL Server 2008 that provide data storage solutions beyond relational databases.
  • Describe the enhanced features in SSIS that help you to integrate data effectively.
  • Describe the enhanced features in SSAS that help you to improve the BI infrastructure.
  • Describe the enhanced features in SSRS that help you to improve the scalability of the reporting engine.



Modules & Lessons

Clinic Overview

Module Introduction
Navigation Overview
Clinic Information

What’s New in SQL Server 2008
Module Introduction

Overview of SQL Server 2008
Lesson Introduction
Enhancements in SQL Server 2008
New Features of SQL Server 2008
Self Test

Enterprise Data Platform
Lesson Introduction
Methods for Data Encryption
Security Auditing for Data Protection
Resource Management Features
Benefits of the Resource Governor Tool
System Analysis Features
Server Management Features
Self Test

Dynamic Development
Lesson Introduction
Data Entities in SQL Server 2008
Data Synchronizing Features
Self Test

Beyond Relational Databases
Lesson Introduction
New Data Types
Spatial Data Type
Table-Value Parameters in SQL Server 2008
Features of Integrated Full-Text Search in SQL Server 2008
Self Test

Pervasive Insight in Integration Services
Lesson Introduction
Data Integration Features
The MERGE Statement in SQL Server 2008
Self Test

Pervasive Insight in Analysis Services
Lesson Introduction
Enhanced Features in Analysis Services
How the Block Computation Feature Works
Self Test

Pervasive Insight in Reporting Services
Lesson Introduction
How Reporting Services Work
Features for Microsoft Office 2007 Integration
The Report Authoring Tool
Report Builder Enhancements
What Is Tablix?
Self Test
Module Summary

Glossary
Module Introduction


Start here: https://www.microsoftelearning.com/eLearning/offerDetail.aspx?offerPriceId=128041

    Tuesday, April 24, 2007

    Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Management Changes In Katmai

    Brian Welcker has posted a change that Microsoft is considering making in the next version of SQL Server (Katmai) for SQL Server Reporting Services . From the site:

    "For Katmai we are considering the removal of namespace management (folders, reports, data sources, models) from the Reporting Services Add-in for SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). In other words, we are considering removing the 'Home' folder under the Reporting Server node in SSMS."

    Read the rest here:
    http://blogs.msdn.com/bwelcker/archive/2007/04/24/watusi-ssrs-mangament-tools-changes-for-katmai.aspx

    If that link doesn't work because management is misspelled try the home page: http://blogs.msdn.com/bwelcker/default.aspx