SSRS Mobile Reports Publisher Overview
In this chapter we will introduce the interface and visualizations available in Mobile Report Publisher.
SSRS Development
Learn SSRS development with tutorials, tips, and best practices for building, deploying, and optimizing SQL Server Reporting Services.
SSRS Mobile Reports Data Grids
The most basic form of reporting focuses on reports in the form of a data grid. Mobile Report Publisher provides three different types of data grids.
SSRS Mobile Reports Charts
Learn about some of the different chart types that are available for mobile SSRS reports.
SSRS Mobile Reports Gauges
Gauges are another visualization for mobile SSRS reports and in this section we look at some examples.
SSRS Mobile Reports Maps
Another useful tool for mobile SSRS reports are maps and we will look at what is available.
SSRS Mobile Reports Navigators
Mobile Report Publisher provides three different types of navigators - Time Navigator, Selection List, and Scorecard Grid.
SSRS Mobile Report Publisher Compared to Power BI
In this part we look at a comparison of mobile SSRS reports to Power BI reports.
SSRS Mobile Reports Mobile App
Learn about the Power BI mobile app in this part of the tutorial.
SSRS Mobile Reports Connection Settings
This section discusses the use of connection strings for the Power BI mobile app.
SSRS Mobile Reports Deploy Reports
In this chapter we will look at how to save a report on the SSRS server and how dashboards will look in the Power BI Mobile app post deployment.
SSRS Mobile Reports Testing
The final step is the mobile report life cycle is testing on the actual device which we cover in this section of the tutorial.
Create Custom Maps for SSRS Mobile Reports
SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher provides a set of maps out-of-the-box for authoring mobile reports. Often there is a need for custom maps which are not available in the limited set of maps available, so in this tip we will look at how to use custom map
Resolving the Maximum Request Length Exceeded Exception in SSRS
When deploying a report in SQL Server Reporting Services, I am receiving an exception error stating Maximum request length exceeded. Read this tip to learn how to resolve this issue.
Using JSON as a data source for a SSRS report
In this tip we cover how you can use JSON source data as input for a SSRS report.
Creating High-Low-Open-Close Candlestick Charts with SSRS
Read this tip to learn how to create high low open close stock price Candlestick charts using SQL Server Reporting Services.
Using a Parameter in a SSRS 2016 Mobile Report
I created a mobile SSRS report using Mobile Report Publisher but it loads slow. In this tip learn how to use parameters to pre-filter the data.
What’s New in Reporting Services 2016 Service Pack 1
Check out this tip to learn about some new features for SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services that were released with Service Pack 1.
Formatting SSRS Reports that have large text values
In SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), a report sometimes has large text columns that can distort the overall view of the report results and make the report not as useful. In this tip we look at one way of solving this problem and still providing all o
What’s New for SSRS 2016 Q&A
Learn about what's new for SQL Server Reporting Services 2016 with questions and answers from the recent webcast.
SSRS Cross Chart Filtering
In this tip we cover how to build cross chart filtering in SQL Server Reporting Services as well as highlight all elements in multiple charts that have similar values.
Refresh the Data for a KPI in SSRS 2016
KPIs for Reporting Services (SSRS) 2016 are not refreshing after data changes. Read this tip to learn how to solve this issue.
Implement Continuous Delivery for SQL Server Reporting Service Reports
Learn how to implement Continuous Delivery for SQL Server Reporting Service Reports, Data Sets, Data Sources and more.
Advanced KPI Configurations in SSRS 2016
In this tip, we'll explain additional configuration options for a KPI for SQL Server Reporting Services 2016.
Create a basic KPI in SSRS 2016
We are using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) 2016. I'd like to create a key performance indicator (KPI) to track the status of my orders. I'd also like to show this KPI on any mobile device. Read this tip to learn how.