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This article points you to a report that lists the SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports available.
You can define reports as any visualization of a structured data set. This definition includes transactional data presented in a tabular layout and advanced graphical views of aggregate information. To account for this broad definition, the application offers several tools to produce reports that satisfy complex business requirements. One of these tools is SSRS. SSRS reports provide the following advantages:
- Back office document management capabilities, including email support, scheduled executions via batches, and print archive functionality.
- Parameterized views with drill-through navigation to application pages and other reports.
- Precision documents for compliance with local regulatory business practices.
For more information, see Create reporting solutions.
To view the report
The SQL Server Reporting Services Reports report, included with the Technical reference reports, lists each available SSRS report. The report indicates the data set used for each report, as well as the filters and fields available on each report.