CTU June 2011 - Reporting Services with SharePoint 2010

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This document summarizes options for reporting with SharePoint 2010 and provides steps for setting up Reporting Services in SharePoint integrated mode. The key points are: 1. There are several options for reporting on data stored in SharePoint like the SharePoint web service, access link tables, and third party data source providers. 2. Reporting Services architecture in SharePoint integrated mode stores items and properties in the SharePoint content database while the report server continues to provide data processing, rendering, and delivery. 3. Setting up Reporting Services in SharePoint integrated mode involves creating a report server database, configuring the RS service, and enabling reporting content types in a document library.

Reporting Services with SharePoint 2010 Presenter: Loke Kit Kai Event: CTU 2011 Date: 25 June 2011

Agenda Reporting Options Architecture Setup Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated Mode Create a Report

Options for Reporting SharePoint Web Service Access Link Table 3rd Party Data Source Provider (Enesys) On information stored natively in SharePoint

Options for Reporting Uses lists.asmx as the data source Need to set the type to XML For lists not created by SharePoint, you need to know the GUID Can only report on one list SharePoint Web Services

Options for Reporting Allows using Access 2007 and above to connect to a SharePoint site All the list are then created as linked table in Access Can establish relationships among lists Create report as a normal database No longer works in SharePoint 2010 Access Linked Table

Options for Reporting Enesys provides a data source that can connect to SharePoint Works like other data sources which Reporting Services can support 3rd Party Data Source Provider

Reporting Services Architecture Items and properties are stored in the SharePoint content database Provides deeper level of integration between server technologies Report server continues to provide data processing, rendering and delivery Server Integration Architecture

Reporting Services Architecture Integrates using Reporting Services Add-In for SharePoint On SharePoint, add-in provides Proxy Endpoint Report Viewer Web Part Application Pages to manage report server content Reporting Services provides Updated Program Files SOAP endpoint Custom Security and Delivery Extensions Components that provide integration

Reporting Services Architecture Existing SharePoint Farm

Reporting Services Architecture Adding new reporting services server

Reporting Services Configuration Create a Report Server Database in SharePoint Integrated Mode Step 1

Reporting Services Configuration Install Web Front End on the scale out reporting service (if any) Configure RS service to run under a domain account Configure RS Integration at central admin Step 2 - 4

Reporting Services Configuration Go to a SharePoint site, create a Report Library, or select an existing Document Library At the library settings, make sure management of content type is enabled Add the following content type into the library Report Builder Report Model Report Data Source Step 5

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