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About Hitchhiker's Guide To SQL Server 2000 Reporting
“Bill Vaughn and Peter Blackburn have created a masterful work of Reporting Services documentation, which includes tips, tricks, and product insights that you just won’t find anywhere else.” –Bryan Keller, Programmer-Writer, SQL Server Reporting Services, Microsoft Corporation “An insightful, informative, and sometimes irreverent look into the world of Reporting Services, Hitchhiker’s Guide to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services provides plenty of walk-throughs, examples, tips, and tricks to help you get the most out of the product. Peter and Bill take you step by step through the various features of Reporting Services, pointing out pitfalls and best practices along the way. An excellent addition to any Reporting Services library.” –Michelle Larez, Technical Writer, SQL Server Reporting Services, Microsoft Corporation “Although it is called Hitchhiker’s Guide to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services, I like to think of it in more of a movie context as Bill and Peter’s Excellent Adventure. Get ready for a totally excellent quest to get the most out of your SQL Server Reporting Services deployment.” –Brian Welcker, Group Program Manager, SQL Server Reporting Services, Microsoft Corporation “Microsoft Reporting Services for SQL Server 2000 is easily the best product for solving customers’ reporting requirements since Access 1.0 in 1992. It’s simple to use, powerful, and nothing comes close when it comes to producing reports for the web. Bill Vaughn and Peter Blackburn have put together a comprehensive resource that fills a big void in the developer market on this topic.” –Adam Cogan, Chief Architect, Microsoft Regional Director, Superior Software for Windows (SSW) “Chapter 9 provides a great explanation of code access security issues and procedures! Easy to read–contains a lot of useful info and no water.” –Alexandre Mineev, Software Design Engineer, SQL Server Reporting Services, Micros
