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SQL Server Analysis Services 8.0 protocol This protocol provides a mechanism for a client to communicate with and perform operations on an server. This protocol is for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and Microsoft SQL Server 2000. This legacy protocol is superseded by . Database Engine The following protocol is used with the Database Engine. Format Description Reference SQL Server Common Language Runtime (CLR) Types structure This binary format consists of the GEOGRAPHY, GEOMETRY, HIERARCHYID, and structures managed by SQL Server. The structures used to transmit geography and geometry data types over the wire implement the Open Geospatial Consortium's (OGC) OpenGIS Simple Features Specification (SFS). SQL Server, therefore, provides data to a client program as text or binary representations of points, lines, polygons, and collections that conform to the specification. The hierarchyid data type enables SQL Server applications to store, retrieve, and manipulate hierarchical data.
Index A 30 11 Analysis Services ( 11, 14) 14 27 27 27 31 27 11 32 19 27 Analysis Services Usage Reporting Protocol 14 Analysis services use 27 16 application development 11 32 16 21 11 14 authentication 27 28 authoring reports 26 native report portal ( 25, 26) B binary XML 11 15 11 16 C 29 CEP Engine 15 20 28 Cep engine use case 28 35 23 CLR types 15 19 29 20 20 20 15 11 30 Considerations 29 D 14 11 28 28 32 protocols ( 11, 15, 19) 28 28 Database Publishing Wizard Protocol 16 Dataset DiffGram structure 16 27 Dependencies 20 Design intent 27 28 29 14 14 E 30 20 29 examples 32 30 14 Extensibility 34 29 20 F 11 11 G 19 19 7 H 29 29 19 I
34 29 8 6 L LINQ Expression Tree Serialization Format Protocol 15 M manageability 15 16 Manageability use case 29 16 12 Master Data Services web service 17 Master Data Services web service 15 17 MDS 12 31 33 protocols ( 12, 17) 24 27 34 mobile report management 26 mobile reports 26 N Native Web Services 16 16 32 protocols ( 11, 16) 21 O 32 16 11 16 connection string structure ( 11, 16) 11 16 Overview 16 11 P protocols Analysis Services ( 14, 19) application development ( 11, 16) 20 Database Engine ( 15, 19) 29 MDS ( 12, 17) network connectivity ( 11, 16) Reporting Services ( 13, 18) 29 6 Q queries 28 24 25 27 28 R 8 Remote GDI+ format 13 18 use cases ( 25, 26) Report Definition Language (RDL) 13 18 use cases ( 25, 26) Report Definition Language file format 18 Report Page Layout (RPL) format 13 18 use cases ( 25, 26) Report Server web services 13 18 13 ReportExecution2005 API 13 18 use cases ( 25, 26) Reporting Services 13 31 32 25 Reporting Services REST API 18 26 18 ReportService2010 26 ReportService2010 API 13 18 use cases ( 25, 26) ReportServiceAuthentication API 13 18 Requirements 29 29 11