Do you cache or not? By default SQL Server cache stores the data & query plan in cache to provide better performance for your queries. Similary caching is also included in SQL Server Reporting Services where this caching can shorten the time required
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What I like within the SQL Server Reporting Services is using RDL for own formatted reports, as this gives you the complete freedom to build your own reporting designer tool, if you are not experienced in using Visual Studio based report designer or crystal
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YOu may be aware that when you deploy the Reporting Services it uses two SQL Server relational databases for internal storage. By default, the databases are named ReportServer and ReportServerTempdb. They are classed as system databases for Reporting
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Reporting Services in SQL Server 2005 typically seem to do just enough to get you to a certain point, then leave you to find workarounds to solve more complex issues. One of its feature is: lets you embed code in a report that can be accessed by various
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