SQL Server Reporting Services training

We run two training courses in SQL Server 2012 - a two-day introductory course and a two-day advanced course (strictly speaking the two-day introductory course currently runs in SSRS 2008 R2, but the two versions are so similar that we doubt you'll notice the difference):

• Reporting Services
• Advanced Reporting Services

The two-day introductory course includes new SSRS features such as indicators, gauges and sparklines, while the two-day advanced course emphasises how to create VB functions and share them between reports, as well as showing far more about linking reports and using parameters and stored procedures.

Note that we also run training in Report Builder 3.0, for those preferring not to use SQL Server Data Tools for report creation.

We run two training courses in SQL Server 2008 R2 - a two-day introductory course and a two-day advanced course (strictly speaking the two-day advanced course runs in SSRS 2012, but the two versions are so similar that we doubt you'll notice the difference):

• Reporting Services
• Advanced Reporting Services

The two-day introductory course includes new SSRS features such as indicators, gauges and sparklines, while the two-day advanced course emphasises how to create VB functions and share them between reports, as well as showing far more about linking reports and using parameters and stored procedures.

Note that we also run training in Report Builder 3.0, for those preferring not to use BIDS for report creation.

Our SSRS 2005 training courses show you how to use Business Intelligence Development Studio (part of Visual Studio 2005)  to create professional-looking reports in Reporting Services:

• SSRS 2005

Have a look a what Microsoft introduced in Reporting Services 2008 R2 and Reporting Services 2012, or download an example of our SSRS 2005 courseware.