MSSQL Server Reporting Services : Mastering OLAP Reporting: Ad Hoc TopCount and BottomCount Parameters - Page 5May 16, 2005 Create a Reporting Services Project To begin, we will launch Reporting Services' Report Designer, found in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003. 1. Click Start. 2. Navigate to, and click, the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 shortcut in the Programs group, as appropriate. The equivalent on my PC appears as depicted in Illustration 16.
Click for larger image Visual Studio .NET 2003 opens at the Start page. 3. Select File -> New from the main menu. 4. Click Project from the cascading menu, as shown in Illustration 17.
Click for larger image The New Project dialog appears. Business Intelligence Projects appears in the Project Types tree, indicating an installation of Reporting Services. 5. Click Business Intelligence Projects in the Project Types tree, if necessary. 6. Click Report Project in the Templates list. 7. Type the following into the Name box, leaving other settings at default: RS017 8. Navigate to a location in which to place the Report Project files. The New Project dialog appears, with our input, as depicted in Illustration 18.
9. Click OK. Our new project appears in the Solution Explorer (upper right corner of the Visual Studio .NET interface), as we see in Illustration 19.
Having created a Report Project, we are ready to proceed with creating the new report clone. |
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