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ConfigMgr 2012 R2SSRS Custom Reporting 1 on 1

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Key Takeaways Why use custom reporting? Grabbing your data from your

SQL. Be able to create some custom

reports through SRSS DR of your Custom SSRS reports

Assumptions Reporting Services Point is already installed Permissions to create and view reports have been

assigned Basic knowledge of SQL

Why use custom reporting? Meet custom demands by management Save time Impress your boss – Management love graphs

Getting your data and putting it in a table Exploring the ConfigMgr database

- See “Creating Custom Reports by Using SQL Server Views in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager” at

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn581954.aspx

Creating an embedded dataset Creating a shared dataset Creating tables

Sorting and grouping data Sorting the dataset Interactive sorting Grouping data

Using parameters and linking reports Parameter properties Parameter display order Linking a report using parameters Creating subreports using parameters

DR of your custom reports

You have your custom reports, so how do you protect them ?

Import / Export functionality Use SQL maintenance plans Backup your SSRS recovery keys

DR with SQL Maintenance Plan1.Backup two databases that store the reporting information:

1. ReportServer2. ReportServerTempDB\

2.Backup Encryption keys 1. Backup encryption key in Reporting Services Configuration Manager. This key shall

be stored on a secure location.

3.Backup config files for Reporting Services – the following files are used to store the application settings. These files should be backed up after the server configuration and if/when you have deployed any custom extensions.

1. Rsreportserver.config2. Rssvrpolicy.config3. Rsmgrpolicy.config4. Reportingservicesservice.exe.config5. Web.config for both the Report Server and Report Manager ASP.NET applications6. Machine.config for ASP.NET

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