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A session about the SSRS R2 benefits!

by Jean-Rene Roy 15. April 2011 01:58

Tonight I will be presenting at my UG www.OttawaSQL.Net on SSRS R2. Now SQL Server Report Services has been out for a long time but R2 is the version that got me exited. Yes having a report server in your enterprise is a big advantages but if it difficult to maintain, that not fun. What about the ping pong game that going one between the client (Report User) and the DBA (Report Designer). Is that a pain or what? Well viva SSRS R2 because it’s bring big benefits to all the areas. Come and see what I have to say!

Please register here if you are coming.

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