Import an existing query from a file or report. Use the text-based query designer to enter Transact-SQL text directly, to paste query text from another source, to enter complex queries that cannot be built by using the relational query designer, or to enter query-based expressions. Customize the filter when the report runs by setting the parameter option. Limit the number of rows of data to retrieve by specifying filter criteria. Select columns from tables or views, or specify stored procedures or table-valued functions. Use the relational query designer that displays a hierarchical view of tables, views, stored procedures, and other database items, organized by database schema. You can specify a query in the following ways:īuild a query interactively. A report processes only the first result set that a query retrieves.īy default, if you create a new query or open an existing query that can be represented in the graphical query designer, the relational query designer is available. The columns in the result set for a query populate the field collection for a dataset. QueriesĪ query specifies which data to retrieve for a report dataset. For more information, see Configure the Unattended Execution Account (Report Server Configuration Manager).įor more information, see Create data connection strings - Report Builder & SSRS or Specify Credential and Connection Information for Report Data Sources. To use this option, you must have the unattended execution account configured on the report server.
#SQL SERVER CONNECTION STRING EXAMPLE WINDOWS#
This option supports Windows integrated security only. CredentialsĬredentials are required to run queries, to preview the report locally, and to preview the report from the report server.Īfter you publish your report, you may need to change the credentials for the data source so that when the report runs on the report server, the permissions to retrieve the data are valid.įrom a report authoring client, the following options are available to specify credentials:Ĭurrent Windows user (also known as integrated security). The following connection string example specifies a sample database on the local client: Data Source= Initial Catalog=AdventureWorksįor more information about connection string examples, see Create data connection strings - Report Builder & SSRS. If you do not specify a database in the connection string, you connect to the default database that the database administrator assigned to you.Ĭontact your database administrator for connection information and for the credentials to use to connect to the data source. You specify the database object to use in the query designer. The database might have multiple schemas that have multiple tables, views, and stored procedures. When you connect to a SQL Server database, you are connecting to the database object in an instance of SQL Server on a server. For step-by-step instructions, see Add and Verify a Data Connection (Report Builder and SSRS). Use the information in this topic to build a data source. This data extension supports multivalue parameters, server aggregates, and credentials managed separately from the connection string.
Use this data source type to connect to and retrieve data from the current version and earlier versions of SQL Server databases. This built-in data source type is based on the Microsoft SQL Server data extension. To include data from a SQL Server database in your report, you must have a dataset that is based on a report data source of type Microsoft SQL Server.
0 kommentar(er)
