SQL Sever 2016 Reporting Services Cookbook has arrived!

 

SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services Cookbook by [Priyankara, Dinesh, Cain, Robert C.]I’m proud to announce my latest book, the SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services Cookbook, has been released! This was a real labor of love, it consumed most of my summer and well into the fall.

This book was published via Packt Press, and my coauthor was Dinesh Priyankara (blog | twitter).

In this book we cover recipes for almost all aspects of SQL Server Reporting Services. What’s inside? Just take a look:

Chapter 1 – Getting it Ready – Configuring Reporting Services.

Chapter 2 – Authoring Reports with SQL Server Data Tools

Chapter 3 – Advanced Report Authoring with SQL Server Data Tools

Chapter 4 – Authoring Reports with Report Builder

Chapter 5 – Improving User Experience – New Designing and Visualization Enhancements

Chapter 6 – Authoring Reports with the Mobile Report Publisher

Chapter 7 – Consuming Reports – Report Access Enhancements

Chapter 8 – Reporting Solutions for BI – Integration

Chapter 9 – SharePoint Integration

Chapter 10 – Administering and Managing Reporting Services

Chapter 11 – Securing Reports in Reporting Services

Chapter 12 – Custom Programming and Integration to .NET applications

That’s a lot of great material, over 500 pages of Reporting Services fun.

You can get the book through the publisher site:

https://www.packtpub.com/big-data-and-business-intelligence/sql-server-2016-reporting-services-cookbook

or use this shortcut: http://bit.ly/ssrscook

You can also get it on Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Server-2016-Reporting-Services-Cookbook-ebook/dp/B01HY3TC68/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1480527666&sr=8-6

Or use the shortcut: http://bit.ly/ssrscookbook

Note as of this blog post Amazon has the Kindle version ready, the print version still shows as a preorder, but that will be out shortly. If you want the print version consider going to the publisher site as you can get both the print and e-book version for one low price.

I want to thank my coauthor, Dinesh, who did a great job on his half of the book, as well as in designing the overall contents. Also a shout out to our editor, Amrita, who kept us in line and on track.

Enjoy!

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