Delegates attending the SQL Server Reporting Services course will learn how to use (SSRS) to design, create, deploy, secure and manage reports. The course provides a fundamental understanding of the components of a Reporting Services deployment exploring its basic architecture and terminology. You will learn how to create tabular, matrix, chart and list reports that employ datasets based on ad-hoc queries and stored procedures. As you progress you'll learn to add custom expressions, custom functions and format your reports, implement shared data sources, interactive sorting, drill-down capabilities, and create parameter based reports using the Report Designer. Reports including gauges, indicators, spark lines and maps will also be introduced. The course will introduce the Visual Studio SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) for SSRS 2012 through to 2017 project environment, and the ReportBuilder 3.0 and SQL server 2016 Report Builder application for creating, saving and deploying reports. The latter part of the SSRS course covers the deployment, management and customisation of Reporting Services projects components and saving of reports, data sets and data sources to the SSRS repository. In this section you will learn how to manage security and access to reports through user roles and accounts. You will also learn how to schedule the execution and caching of reports, and automate the delivery of reports in selected render formats. An introduction to the concepts of accessing reports using URL access and the Reporting Services Web Service API, and the application integration options provided by SSRS will be provided to serve as a taster of how your reports might be integrated into your own applications. This SSRS training course is suitable for delegates working with all versions of SQL Server from SQL Server 2012 through to SQL Server 2019. This course can be offered in a face to face and virtual setting.