Now you can test the report by clicking on some report in the Report Explorer. The steps required to accomplish this are: You can either set the report to display in the properties or connect this web part to the Report Explorer web part.Ĭonnecting to the Report Explorer: This is the easiest process. This web part is actually used to display the web part.
The Report Explorer web part will look as follows. This will display more information about the report in a table format with more data on when the report was last run, etc.
The first option, List, will display all the Report names and the descriptions. If you set the Start Path your screen will be as follows. For this article I am using the default reports provided by SQL Reporting Services. Start Path: This property allows you to start your explorer view from the folder under which these reports are stored. If you just set this property then your screen will look as follows. Report Manager: This property should be set to the Report Manager and not where your Reports are saved. Next we will cover the properties of this web part. This allows the user to set the Report Manager property and display all the folders/reports under Report Manager. This web part displays all the reports in Report Manager. The two web parts provided by Microsoft are Report Explorer and Report Viewer. Finally I will explain how you could create your own web part. In this section I will share information on using the current web parts provided by Microsoft and then explain what exactly happens behind the scenes to display the report. Microsoft does provide two Web parts with SQL Reporting Services SP 2. The main task is how we display the reports stored under SQL Reporting Services on the SharePoint site. Microsoft’s SharePoint technology is one such tool.
Companies do use different portals to build their intranet sites. There are many instances in which the business process requires executive reports or some company performance reports to show up on intranet sites. This article explains different ways that companies can display reports on Sharepoint Portal.Īverage Rating: This article has not yet been rated. Working with Reporting Services Using Microsoft Sharepoint Print Add To Favorites Email To Friend Rate This Article ASP.NET Tutorials » Working with Reporting Services Using Microsoft Sh.
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