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Protect UDM with Dimension Data Security Reloaded

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...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 09-21-2007
Protect UDM with Dimension Data Security

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...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 06-24-2007
ProgressTracker Bug

Some late code changes to the ProgressTracker CRI sample featured in my MSDN Magazine article "Jazz Up Your Data Using Custom Report Items In SQL Server Reporting Services" have introduced a bug that causes ProgressTracker to ignore changes to the CRI color and border style whent the reoprt...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 10-03-2006
Jazz Up Your Data Using Custom Report Items In SQL Server Reporting Services

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...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 09-07-2006
Create Reports from Any Data Source Using SQL Server Reporting Services Custom Data Extensions

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.

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 04-26-2006
Building Report-enabled Applications with the New ReportViewer Controls (Part 2 of 2)

In the first part of this article , you saw how to use the Windows Forms version of the ReportViewer control. The second installment walks you through the differences and discusses the process for using the Web version of the control.

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 02-21-2006
Building Report-enabled Applications with the New ReportViewer Controls (Part 1 of 2)

Part 1 of my article Building Report-enabled Applications with the Windows Forms ReportViewer is available on DevX . Reporting is an integral part of every complete application. The Report Viewer controls greatly reduce the development effort required to report-enable .NET applications. Part one of this...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 02-06-2006
Implementing Smart Reports with the Microsoft Business Intelligence Platform

This article presents an excerpt from Teo's book Applied Microsoft Analysis Services 2005. Learn how to author “smart” reports using Reporting Services (SSRS), Analysis Services (SSAS), and SQL Server CLR stored procedures. Get the reports demonstrated in this article by downloading the sample code ...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by tlachev on 01-17-2006
Generate Ad-hoc Reports with Microsoft Reporting Services 2005

If you have followed the RS 2005 roadmap, you have undoubtedly noticed that among the many new features in Microsoft Reporting Services 2005 is one that can truly help reduce the workload for developers—the ability to give end users the power to generate their own ad-hoc reports. My article explains...

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by admin on 05-10-2005
Harden MS Reporting Services Using Custom Extensions (Part 2 of 2)

The second part of my article for DevX. In Part 1, you learned to create a custom security model for Microsoft Reporting Services. Now, tighten the screws by adding role membership authentication and stave off problems by troubleshooting and debugging your custom extensions ahead of time.

Posted to Prologika (Teo Lachev's Weblog) (Weblog) by admin on 02-01-2005

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