Bryan's Blog

Summary: Learn a technique for printing reports programmatically using the Reporting Services XML Web service and C#. Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services is Microsoft's latest entry into the Business Intellegence marketplace and it joins a...

You may have a need to access a report server, not through GET requests or standard browser access, but through POST requests. The times when you might need to use a POST request in your application are as follows: You need to build a custom user...

If anyone is interested in a simple example of how to access a report server using a form post action, you can check out a short article here .

Reporting Services brings a lot of new and exciting features to the BI marketplace as a version one reporting tool. The programmatic interfaces as well as the extensibility architecture allow for a lot of features to be added by third-party developers...

I'm often asked, especially by those developing Reporting Services' Web service clients using straight SOAP messages, why the decision was made to document the Reporting Services Web service methods from the syntactical perspective of the .NET languages...

Hello and welcome to my blog. I'm finally joining a long list of Microsoft bloggers for the purpose of passing on work-related information and general tips, tricks, and advice for developer-related issues. A little about myself: I'm a Programmer Writer...

I've recently published a technical article that addresses the topic of code access security in Reporting Services. It also has some helpful tips and tricks regarding using custom assemblies in your report projects. You can find the article on MSDN at...