sql server 2012 — why it is so important to sharepoint by peter serzo - sptechcon

Peter Serzo

SPTECHCON – San Franscisco

March 2013

Peter Serzo, MCP, MCSD .Net, MCTS

High Monkey Consulting

Blog: monkeyblog.highmonkey.com

www.highmonkey.com

PSerzo@highmonkey.com

Twitter: pserzo

Author

Love to read and Love a Good Story

Agenda

Covering SQL 2012 enhancements ONLY as it relates to SharePoint 2010.

SP 2013 BI

Data

Alerts

Power View

Claims

Reporting Services

PowerShell

Service App

Backup/Restore ULS

Access Services

Excel 2013

Architecture

Architecture

VertiPaq

VertiPaq

In-memory column store… typical 10x compression

Brute force memory scans… high performance by default… no tuning required

Basic paging support… data volume mostly limited to physical memory

Column Store Indexes • Ford, Jane, 34mpg • Nissan, Bill, 24mpg • Buick, Don, 17mpg

• Ford, Nissan, Buick • Jane, Bill, Don • 34mpg, 24mpg, 17mpg

Column store indexes store each column’s data together.

Reporting Services Installation Notice the word integrated is no longer used. It is called SharePoint Mode.

Reporting Services Installation

PowerShell

Create SSRS Service Application $RSServiceAppPool = Get-SPServiceApplicationPool "SharePoint Web Services Default" $RSServiceAppName = "SSRS Service App 2" $RSDBName = "ReportServerService_GUID" $RSServiceApp = New-SPRSServiceApplication -Name $RSServiceAppName -applicationPool $RSServiceAppPool -DatabaseName $RSDBName

Create SSRS Service Application Proxy $RSServiceAppProxyName = "SSRS Service App Proxy" $RSServiceAppProxy = New-SPRSServiceApplicationProxy -Name $RSServiceAppProxyName -ServiceApplication $RSServiceApp

Reporting Services Management

Manage Service Application

Claims

Backup/Restore

SharePoint Central Administration

Encryption key still needs to be backed up

ULS

Diagnose with SharePoint ULS Logging

Report Builder

SSRS – Data Alerts

SSRS – Data Alerts

Manage Alerts in SharePoint

Per Site

Not available in Native Mode

SSRS – Export

65k to 1 million Rows

SSDT

SSDT

Power View

Power View is an interactive data exploration and visual presentation

experience.

Power View

• Interactive, web-based authoring and sharing of information

• Zero configuration highlighting and filtering

• Animated trending and comparisons

• Interactive Presentation turns pervasive information into

persuasive information

• Deliver and collaborate through SharePoint

• Full screen presentation mode for interactive boardroom session

Site Collection Feature

Power View

Power View – Multiple Views/Report

Excel 2013

SharePoint 2013 – Access Services

SharePoint 2013 - BI

Licensing

3 versions: Enterprise Business Intelligence Standard

Follow the SQL Team

They control BI within Microsoft

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlrsteamblog

http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/

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http://denglishbi.wordpress.com Dan English

http://www.powerpivotblog.nl Kasper

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/karang Karan Gulati