I had been asked a number of times what is the difference between Reporting Services, Report Builder, and ReportViewer Controls, so here’s a quick recap: Reporting Services: This is the server-based reporting platform as part of the Microsoft BI stack that allows you to create reporting solutions against multiple data sources. More information can be found at: [...]
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Reporting Services, Report Builder, and ReportViewer Controls
Posted in Reporting Services, tagged Report Builder, ReportViewer, SSRS on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Handling Cross-forest deployments
Posted in SharePoint, tagged Configuration, Domain, Forest on April 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In many corporate or external-facing SharePoint deployments, it becomes necessary to develop multiple forests or domains to handle different users. A great explaination of this concept can be found in the SharePoint Team’s blog on Support for Cross-forest deployments. The basic idea here is that you have two domains, e.g. DomainA and DomainB. DomainA [...]
Reporting Services, Report Builder, and ReportViewer Controls
Posted in Reporting Services on April 8, 2009 | 97 Comments »
I had been asked a number of times what is the difference between Reporting Services, Report Builder, and ReportViewer Controls, so here’s a quick recap: Reporting Services: This is the server-based reporting platform as part of the Microsoft BI stack that allows you to create reporting solutions against multiple data sources. More information can be found at: [...]
Handling Cross-forest deployments
Posted in SharePoint on April 8, 2009 | 100 Comments »
In many corporate or external-facing SharePoint deployments, it becomes necessary to develop multiple forests or domains to handle different users. A great explaination of this concept can be found in the SharePoint Team’s blog on Support for Cross-forest deployments. The basic idea here is that you have two domains, e.g. DomainA and DomainB. DomainA [...]
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