The first post in this series focused on creating some core validation logic to validate a user request.  With the core validation completed the next step is to wire up all the pieces required by SQL Reporting Services.  This includes implementation of the security extension interfaces and...

This will be the first in a series of posts related to setting up single sign on for SQL Reporting Services.  As you may know SQL Reporting Services supports forms authentication and there is a forms authentication sample that can be found here .  By leveraging the logic in the sample we can...

With SQL Reporting Services integration with SharePoint there may be a need to be contextually aware of the site or list where your report resides. With the ability to add code or reference custom assemblies in our report we have a starting point to gather this information and leverage information that...

The default page size in the US is Letter, 8.5in x 11in. In other parts of the world A4 (8.3in x 11.7in) is the standard. Reports in Reporting Services are hard coded as part of the design process. In order to control the page size in the rendering process we need to pass the proper Device Information...