September 2010
Beginner to intermediate
424 pages
12h 17m
English
book
Knight's Microsoft® Business Intelligence 24-Hour Trainer: Leveraging Microsoft SQL Server® Integration, Analysis, and Reporting Services with Excel® and SharePoint®
by Brian Knight, Devin Knight, Adam Jorgensen, Patrick LeBlanc, Mike Davis
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Reporting Services – SQL Server 2008R2
393
SQL (Structured Query Language) – Type 2 dimensions
SQL (Structured Query Language), reporting
and, 223
SSAS (SQL Server Analysis Services)
AMO (Analysis Management Object), 98
architecture, 97–98
databases, cubes, 98
description, 97
dimensions, attribute relationships, 99, 123–124
measure groups, 97–98
adding, 138
project, BIDS, 100–102
SSIS deployment wizard, BIDS and, 89–93
SSIS Designer
architecture, 26–28
Connection Manager, 25–26
Control Flow tab, 25
Data Flow tab, 25, 45
Event Handlers tab, 25
Executable drop-down list, 26
Package Explorer tab, 25
Toolbox, 25
variables, 26
SSIS (SQL Server Integration Services)
ETL (extraction, transformation, loading), 23
packages
BIDS deployment, 88
creating, 62–67
deploying, 87–93
dimension tables, 69
SSMS deployment, 87–88
projects, creating, 24
solutions, 24
SSMS (SQL Server Management Studio), 87
packages
deploying, 87–88
Import Package Screen, 87
SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services)
dashboard reports, 153–154
data bars, 266–271
end users and, 189
indicators, 266–271
predictions, 189
reports, building, 190–195
sparklines, 266–271
standardization, 5
star schema, 9
StateDetails report, 242
statements, WHEN, 159
stored credentials, 250–251
Stored Packages folder, 87
stored procedures
parameterizing reports and, 215–216
queries, 191
Subscription window, 251
subscriptions to reports, 251–252
shared schedules, 252–253
stored credentials, 250
Synchron
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