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Sql Server 2000 Reporting Services

After months of developing reports with the various Beta's, its nice to finally see the official product launch.

I really have a high-opinion of this product, especially considering that it is Microsoft's first forray into a general-purpose server-based report-generator.

The flexibility of Sql Server Reporting Services, along with its integration into VisualStudio.NET gives us a huge step-up....especially at the cost (FREE if you already have SqlServer 2000 licenses). I hear that this was developed by the same team who created the other excellent Sql Server product Sql Notification Services

Posted: Jan 29 2004, 09:54 AM by CodeSniper | with 2 comment(s)
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Praveen said:

Do the Reporting Services use one Single thread(Like CE) for all ON_DEMAND reports or separate threads for each ON-DEMAND report?
# March 18, 2004 1:50 PM

Lance said:

Sql Reporting Services is basically just another ASP.NET website. Therefore, it continues to use ADO.NET the same way a normal application would. The big gains from it are the Report-Designer, Data-Source designer, Multiple Renderers, Publisher/Subscriber model, Report Scheduling, WebService activation, Caching, and its pre-built Admin tools.

Altogether, you get a huge amount of tools to make report-writing much easier, plus the bonus of being able to deliver them as Emails, Work Docs, Html, or Xml.

I hope this answers your question.
# March 18, 2004 6:34 PM