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September 2004 Issue - Reporting Services

 

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SQL Server Reporting Services
by Anthony Mann

Tony Mann, of Mann Publishing brings us some ways that you can enhance and beautify your Reporting Services reports by looking at the various types of images that can be embedded in them.

An Interview with Brian Welcker
by Brian Knight

Brian Welcker is the product manager for Microsoft's Reporting Services add on for SQL Server. He took a few minutes of his valuable time to share some of the thoughts that went behind the design for this product.

What's New in Yukon Data Mining
by Zhaohui Tang

With each evolution of SQL Server, it's data mining and OLAP capabilities have been substantially enhanced. Zhaohui Tang looks at the planned enhancements for SQL Server 2005.

 


Securing SQL Server


Cross Database Ownership Chaining Training
by Brian Kelley

Part 2 of Brian Kelley's look at cross database ownership training.

 


Real World SQL Server


To Bespoke or Not
by David Poole

Do you "bespoke" your software? Confused? Read this look at customization by David Poole.

Real World Disaster: Slow the Flood
by Dameon Russell

We’re starting a new series about some of the disasters we’ve all had in the the course of our daily work. If you’ve got one and wish to see your name in print, or not, send it to “articles@sqlservercentral.com” and the best one will get printed here. The rest will get released on www.sqlservercentral.com.

 

 

 



The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades
by Wayne Snyder

Wayne, one of the directors of PASS looks at the future of database administrators with SQL Server.

 

A Discussion on Product Development and Plans for the Future
by Bill Baker

Bill is the leader of the data warehouse unit for SQL Server and takes a few minutes to talk about the future of SQL Server as a data warehouse platform.

 

 




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