Chapter 18Implementing a Mobile Report with Design-First Development
The purpose of the exercise in this chapter is to introduce mobile report design from start to finish. Using a very simple mobile report scenario and sample sales data, we step through a simplified example exercising the design-first report development pattern.
DESIGN-FIRST MOBILE REPORT DEVELOPMENT EXERCISE
To compete all of the steps for this exercise, you need the following:
- SQL Server 2016
- Native mode report server
- Samples and exercise projects used in earlier chapters
- Mobile Report Publisher
- Optionally, a mobile device (tablet or phone) with the Power BI mobile app installed
Create a new mobile report from the Web Portal by following these steps:
-
Navigate to your Reporting Services Web Portal.
If your report server was installed with default settings, the address is
http://myreportserver/Reports
(where
is the name of your report server).myreportserver
- Click the Browse icon in the toolbar to show the contents of the
Home
folder rather than your Favorites. - Use the “+New” (or “+”) menu to add a folder named
Sales Reports
. - Navigate to the
Sales Reports
folder. - Use the “+New” menu to select Mobile Report (Figure 18.1).
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