Getting Started With Reporting Services

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Getting Started With Reporting Services

Use this table for quick access to documentation for Reporting Services version 1.0, a component of Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2000. For more information about tutorials and samples you can use to learn about Reporting Services, see Reporting Services Samples and Walkthroughs.

To learn about	See
Reporting Services features, components, workflow, and terminology	Introducing Reporting Services
Installing or removing Reporting Services components	Installing Reporting Services
Configuring and maintaining reports, report servers, and report server databases in a production environment	Deploying and Administering Reporting Services
Authoring and publishing reports using a report design tool	Designing and Creating Reports
Basic operations such as selecting, viewing, and printing reports, and advanced operations such as centralized management and configuring access to reports and other items	Managing and Working With Published Reports
Problem-solving and error message information	Troubleshooting Reporting Services
Application programming interfaces (API) and programming techniques	Reporting Services Programming
Reference documentation for the Report Definition Language	Report Definition Language
Dialog box and page-level options, and syntax for running command prompt utilities	Tools and Utilities Reference
Step-by-step instruction for performing tasks	Reporting Services How To
Step-by-step instruction for learning specific skills	Reporting Services Samples and Walkthroughs

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