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One year after submitting this small article, SQL Server Magazine has finally published it. This article demonstrates how you can use table-value parameters (TVPs), a new feature in SQL Server 2008, to let you pass multivalued parameters from a report to a stored procedure. The code can be downloaded...
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SQL Server Magazine published the second part of my Protect UDM with Dimension Data Security article in the October issue of the magazine. In this article, I explain how to use MDX expressions to implement dynamic dimension security. I discuss two practical approaches for meeting advanced requirements...
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SQL Magazine published the first part of my article Protect UDM with Dimension Data Security in its July issue. This article explains the fundamentals of dimension data security. I am working on making the article available for public access (as of now, it requires subscriber-level access). The article...
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As I mentioned in a previous post , one of the most exciting (but not well known and documented) extensibility areas of SSRS 2005 is custom report items (CRI). Read my latest article "Jazz Up Your Data Using Custom Report Items In SQL Server Reporting Services reports" published in the October...
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DevX published my article "Create Reports from Any Data Source Using SQL Server Reporting Services Custom Data Extensions". Learn how to develop a custom data extension to bind server reports to ADO.NET datasets.
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The second installment of my article “Building Report-enabled Applications with the New ReportViewer Controls” is available online . It focuses on the ASP.NET ReportViewer and shows how it can be configured to address different security requirements.
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DevX has just published Part 1 of my article Building Report-enabled Applications with the Windows Forms ReportViewer . Part 2 (ASP.NET ReportViewer) should be out by the end of February. Reporting is an integral part of every complete application. The Report Viewer controls greatly reduce the development...