VSLive! FL 2007: Reporting Innovations in SQL Server and Visual Studio 2005 -- Visual Studio Magazine

VSLive! FL 2007: Reporting Innovations in SQL Server and Visual Studio 2005

Check out the new reporting tools in SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005.

By Bill Wolff
05/01/2006

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Bill Wolff is an independent consultant, trainer, and architect specializing in Microsoft development technologies. His company, Agility Systems, is based in the Philadelphia area. Bill is founder and president of the philly.net user group, a board member for INETA (Vice President, Speaker Bureau), and a VSLive! speaker. Bill was a contributing author to several books and articles. His certifications include trainer, systems engineer, developer, and Microsoft MVP for VB.NET.

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