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TechNet Live FY07 Q3

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9.

december 2021 | Microsoft


Portal og Plattform

Jon Jahren
Produktsjef, Microsoft
[email protected]

9. december 2021 | Microsoft


Portal og Plattform

Jon Jahren
Produktsjef, Microsoft
[email protected]

9. december 2021 | Microsoft


NM i SQL 12.april
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Kvalifisering starter nå!
NM i SQL kjøres samtidig
med App Plat Connections
konferansen 11-12.april

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Ca. agenda

Noen visjoner om fremtiden


SQL Server 2005 SP2 – Excel demo
WSS2007 og SSRS2005 SP2 –
rapportering møter Sharepoint
Excel på serveren
Sharepoint 2007 og Business Data
Catalog

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The Next Data Explosion
New Application Architectures

Today’s Applications Tomorrow’s Applications


Connected Occasionally connected
Single data source Multiple data sources
Database driven Information based
Hard coded Model driven
Monolithic & rigid SOA
Connect Your People To Your Business…
While balancing the needs of the business and IT
What is Data Mining Anyway?

Machine learning of patterns in data


Application of patterns to new data
Table Analysis Tools for
Office Excel 2007

Highlight exceptions
Find categories
Key factors analysis
Forecasting
What if
Goal seeking
Fill from example
Data Mining Client for
Office Excel 2007

Prepare data
Create models from Office Excel data
Test models
Explore models
Manage models
Predict from Office Excel data
Import prediction results into Office Excel
SSRS & SharePoint Integration
Seamless integration with SharePoint Document
Library in Office SharePoint Server 2007
Report server namespace and security is hosted in
WSS content database
SharePoint database stores Report Server reports,
data sources, models, resources etc.
Report Server database used for additional metadata
(schedules, caching, subscriptions)
Enables collaboration, workflow, versioning
SSRS & SharePoint Integration
Centralized user interface for Report
Management through Office SharePoint
Server 2007
Upload, manage, render and deliver Reports all
through Office SharePoint Server 2007 UI
Administration using Office SharePoint Server 2007

Rich reporting experience to “light up” Office


SharePoint Server 2007
Filter web parts enhancing dashboards in Office
SharePoint Server 2007
Architecture SQL Server 2005 SP2

SSRS Add-In Install

WSS 2007 SSRS 2005


Reporting Services Add-in SP2 Report Server

Report Viewer Report Security Catalog


Web Part Management UI Extension Management

WSS Object Model WSS Object Model

SharePoint Content DB Report Server DB


Database Integration
WSS Content Database stores the master copy
of SSRS items
Get Master Copy
from WSS DB
NO ON
Run Yes Yes
Report Exists Master
? ?

Schedules, caching, and subscriptions are


stored in SSRS database only
No automated migration path from existing
SSRS installations
Report Tools

Report Designer, Report Builder, Model


Designer are updated to work in SharePoint
Integration mode.
Report Manager, Management Studio, My
Reports, Linked Reports, and Job
Management SSRS features not supported in
SharePoint Integration mode
Reports, data sources, and report models are
managed via the SharePoint user interface.
Report Management

Users can manage properties and


subscribe to reports via the SharePoint
User Interface
– New SharePoint Delivery extension delivers
rendered reports SharePoint document
libraries (including Report Center)

Includes ability to launch Report Builder to


create / edit reports

When a report is selected, the report viewer


web part calls the report server API to
process and render it
ReportViewer Web Part
Used in full page view or on Web Part Pages
Wraps the ReportViewer ASP.NET Control
Handles report rendering calls to report
server
Supports Filter consumer and Row consumer
interfaces for specifying report parameter
values via filter web parts
– Can slice Excel Workbooks and reports
together
Excel & Client-side:
A Business Intelligence perspective

Excel is the de facto Business Intelligence client

Spreadsheets capture a significant part of the


business knowledge in an organization

Excellent tool for coding a lot of business rules

Despite the ‘multiple versions of the truth’ syndrome,


the spreadsheet is vehicle for information exchange
Excel & Server-side:
A marriage with problems

The distribution of spreadsheets gets quickly out of hand

Excel is excellent on client side, not that great on server-


side (reports, sharing)

Hard to protect proprietary info (formulas, selected


sheets)

Incorporating spreadsheet logic in apps usually requires


re-coding
Where do the problems come from?

Management and control

Performance and scalability

Robustness and resilience


What is Excel Services?

EXCEL Spreadsheets
What is Excel Services?

Excel Services is:


– Office 2007 server-side functionality built on
SharePoint Server
– Server-side Excel spreadsheet calculation engine
– Browser-based spreadsheet viewer
– Calculation engine consumable via web services
Excel Services does not:
– Support authoring in the browser
– Solve the problem of multi-user spreadsheet authoring
– Support all features of Excel spreadsheets
EWA + EWS + ECS
ES = —————————
SPS

Excel Web Access

Excel Web Services

Excel Calculation Services

SharePoint Server 2007


Key Scenarios for Excel Services

Sharing workbooks through the server

Building dashboards for Business Intelligence


solutions

Incorporate Excel logic in custom applications


Management and Control
Browser
100% thin
View and
Interact

Author & Publish


Spreadsheets Open
Spreadsheet/Snapshot

Excel 2007 Excel 2007


Web Services client
Access

Custom
applications
Performance and Scalability

Excel Services
Excel Services on Windows Server
Compute Cluster Edition
Excel 2007

Desktop Servers Clusters


Architecture
Web Front End

Excel Web Access Excel Web Services

Application Server
User-Defined Excel Calculation
Functions Services

SharePoint Content
Database
Excel Workbooks
External Data Sources
Architecture (continued)

Built from the very beginning as server-side (it is not


Excel.exe adapted to the server)
Optimized for scaling to large numbers of workbooks and
requests
Each user has his or her own session associated with state
in the server’s memory
Each session maintains the specific interactions (like filters
for example)
Changes are not saved in the original file
Caching is performed at multiple levels to increase
performance and scalability
Business Data Catalog (BDC)
Connects Office servers to business data

Web User Custom


Lists Search
Parts List Search Profiles
Profile Apps
store Index Store

Business Data
Metadata
Catalog
WS Proxy ADO.NET

Web
Database
Service
BizTalk, SAP, Siebel, Legacy, …
SQL Server, Oracle, OLEDB, O
Design Motivations
Why create the Business Data Catalog?

No code integration
Centralized deployment
Low latency
Centralized data security
Designed for portal & collab. scenarios
– Data query, indexing, personalization

The BDC is not about: transactions, workflow,


data transformation, adapters
Development Lifecycle
Key shift: From code to metadata

1. Analyst defines business requirements


2. IT Pro/developer writes and tests application
definition (metadata)
3. IT Pro uploads application definition
4. Analyst builds solution using business
data features
Til slutt…

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