Quick explanation what is SSRS
SSRS stands for SQL Server Reporting Services. It is a server-based reporting platform that is used to create, manage, and deliver reports to users. SSRS allows users to create a wide range of reports, including tabular, matrix, and graphical reports, as well as reports that include charts, maps, and other data visualizations.
With SSRS, users can connect to a variety of data sources, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and ODBC-compliant databases. SSRS also supports a range of data formats, including XML, CSV, and Excel. Once a report has been created, it can be deployed to a web portal or SharePoint site, where users can access and interact with it.
Overall, SSRS is a powerful tool for creating and sharing reports 🙂
I have created this simply report using SSRS in Visual Studio 2019 for my previous project, “Crypto Database. My report is connected to a SQL Server database called “Project_Crypto_Tracker.” Whenever there is a transaction, whether it is a buy or a sell, in any table of this database, the view that my report is connected to will automatically update, which means that my report will also be updated automatically. When I generate a new report, all the data will be updated based on the latest transactions in the database.
Dynamic report that is connected to a live database, allowing me to view the latest information in real time. This is a useful feature of SSRS that allows creating reports that are always up-to-date with the latest data
SSRS files :
A shortened version of the report :
Visual Studio 2019
