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Creating reports on data is an important part of any business and Workflow provides a reporting database for you to install that is specially designed to facilitate reporting and analysis. You can use any valid reporting tool with the reporting database and you have the flexibility to design your own ad-hoc reports.
Reporting Datamart Tutorial
Verify the deployment of the reports
The following information guides you through the process of verifying report deployment.

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  - Reporting
    Creating reports on data is an important part of any business and Workflow provides a reporting database for you to install that is specially designed to facilitate reporting and analysis. You can use any valid reporting tool with the reporting database and you have the flexibility to design your own ad-hoc reports.
    - Reporting Database Replication
      Workflow includes an option to install a reporting database. This database can be used with any valid reporting tool, and allows you to build ad-hoc reports on up-to-date data that you synchronize from your production database.
    - Default Reporting Schedule Editor
      The Default Reporting Schedule editor is used to configure a connection with your reporting database, and to configure the synchronization schedule between the production and reporting databases. Synchronizing the two databases allows you to run up-to-date reports on your data.
    - Reporting Datamart Tutorial
      - Install the Microsoft Reporting Services Samples
      - Configure the Microsoft Reporting Services Samples
        The following information guides you through the process of configuring Microsoft reporting services samples.
      - Verify the Microsoft Reporting Services Samples reports
      - Deploy the samples to a Microsoft Reporting Services Server
        The following information guides you through the process of deploying Microsoft reporting services samples.
      - Verify the deployment of the reports
        The following information guides you through the process of verifying report deployment.
      - View the sample reports using Report Manager
      - Create a Proficy client Display with the report
    - Post-Installation Checks for Reporting
    - Microsoft Reporting Service Samples Files
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Verify the deployment of the reports

The following information guides you through the process of verifying report deployment.

Procedure

Open Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio.
The Connect to Server dialog box appears.
From the Server Type list, select Reporting Services.
From the Server Name list, select the name of the Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services server.
From the Authentication list, select Windows Authentication.
Click Connect.
In the Object Explorer of Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio, two folders are created. One folder is for the SSAS Datamart source, and the other folder contains the reports.