It’s another month and so we have ourselves another T-SQL Tuesday event, this time hosted by Aaron Nelson (Blog | Twitter) with this month’s theme being Reporting. If you don’t know what T-SQL Tuesday is here’s a quick blurb from Aaron’s blog:
You Don’t Know What T-SQL Tuesday Is Yet?
Adam Machanic (Also on twitter as @AdamMachanic) had a great idea 5 months back – Invite new and existing SQL Server bloggers to post about the same topic on the same day. The results have been excellent – diverse skill sets and data related job roles all posting from differing perspectives on the same issue.
Since this is still early in the game, a quick list of the post roundups from the first 4 topics:
- #001 Adam Machanic started this off with a topic of Date/Time tricks
- #002 Adam then wanted to hear about your Puzzling Situations
- #003 Rob Farley got romantic on us and asked about Relationships
- #004 Mike Walsh wanted to glean the ins and outs of IO
So given that this month we (Ken Simmons, Colin Stasiuk and myself) are proud to be releasing Pro SQL Server 2008 Policy-Based Management I figured this month’s TSQL Tuesday could tie in nicely. So how can one use Reporting Services in conjunction with the power of Policy-Based Management (PBM) in SQL 2008? Well, you’re in luck!