One of the features that has never made the leap from SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) on-premises to the cloud is data-driven subscriptions. Users can subscribe to reports, but a data-driven subscription allows individual subscriptions to be stored in a central location and parameterized, while delivering the reports to multiple locations. This article will describe a pattern for accomplishing this using SharePoint lists as the subscription store, and Power Automate as the automation tool, for a no-code solution to this requirement.
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Business Intelligence in SharePoint 2019
The recent availability of the SharePoint 2019 public preview, and the supporting information that accompanies it has clarified the status of Business Intelligence features in SharePoint 2019. This release, with… Continue reading Business Intelligence in SharePoint 2019
SharePoint and the New SSRS/PBIRS Native Mode Report Viewer Web Part
When SQL Server 2016 was released, I wrote a post that covered how to integrate SharePoint 2016 with SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) in native mode. I wrote that post… Continue reading SharePoint and the New SSRS/PBIRS Native Mode Report Viewer Web Part
SQL Server Reporting Services vs Power BI Report Server – What’s the Difference?
Power BI Report Server (PBIRS) was first introduced in May 2017. Based on SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), it brings the ability to work with Power BI reports completely on… Continue reading SQL Server Reporting Services vs Power BI Report Server – What’s the Difference?
Power BI Report Server Completes the Vision for On-Premises Reporting
Microsoft today made available the August 2017 preview of Power BI ReportServer 2017. This preview includes the long awaited support of embedded data models, as well as the ability to… Continue reading Power BI Report Server Completes the Vision for On-Premises Reporting
