A blog from the SQL Server Reporting Services product team at Microsoft.
With more than 5 million copies sold in 40 countries, Freakonomics is a worldwide phenomenon — and we’re thrilled to announce that authors Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner will join us for a special guest keynote at Microsoft Data Insights Summit, taking place June 12–13, 2017 in Seattle. The Microsoft Data Insights Summit is our… Read more
We recently shared our full session catalog for this year’s Microsoft Data Insights Summit. This week we want to highlight some of the featured speakers we’ll have at the event. The Data Insights Summit includes an amazing mix of BI experts, product partners, community members, and Microsoft product engineers – all at the conference to… Read more
In February, we announced that our Microsoft Data Insights Summit will return for the second year, and invited you to register and join us June 12-13, 2017 in Seattle, WA. This is THE user conference for Power BI, SQL Server BI, Excel, PowerApps, and Flow. Building on last year’s success, we are expanding the content… Read more
Today, we’re pleased to announce a long requested feature from the SQL Server Reporting Services community. With the latest releases of Report Builder and SQL Server Data Tools – Release Candidate, you now have the ability to create native DAX queries against supported SQL Server Analysis Services tabular data models. This includes the ability to… Read more
A common ask from customers is around how to make their Reporting Services environment available to users outside of their internal corporate network. This is especially important for them when they’re trying to use the Power BI mobile apps to view mobile reports and KPI’s while on the go. Today, we’re pleased to announce… Read more
Today’s post will help guide you through how to set up the January 2017 Technical Preview of Power BI reports in SQL Server Reporting Services on your own PC or server. Make sure whatever machine you want to install the preview meets the same hardware requirements we had for SQL Server 2016. – Read Riccardo’s… Read more
Happy new year! In our previous post before the holidays, we mentioned we were working toward releasing the next Technical Preview of Power BI reports in SQL Server Reporting Services in January. Today, we’re pleased to make the January 2017 Technical Preview available for download. Download the January 2017 Technical Preview Try it on your… Read more
In October at PASS Summit 2016, we released a Technical Preview of Power BI reports in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). Since then, we’ve received a ton of enthusiastic feedback. Here’s just some of the feedback we’ve heard so far: The virtual machine with everything you need preloaded – Power BI Desktop, Reporting Services, Analysis… Read more
In our last post around SQL Server 2016 SP1, we promised to do a post about some enhancements we’ve made to mobile reports in the latest release. We’ll highlight two major items we’ve updated and also provide the full change list of updates and fixes for mobile reports that many of you have asked for… Read more
Thanks to Rhys Schmidtke, Senior Software Engineer, for contributing content to today’s post. A few weeks ago, we published a Release Candidate of an updated Report Viewer control to NuGet, enabling you to embed paginated reports into your existing ASP.NET Web Forms apps and incorporating several enhancements we made for SSRS 2016, including modern browser… Read more