SSIS/ SSRS/SSAS confusions

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hi

I want to know about
MS Report builder
MS SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher
POWER BI Report builder
Power bi desktop version

Now i want to to practise SSRS / SSIS/ SSAS with power bi .. so on which tool should i practise ? which is latest ?

initially first i create dataset on MS Report builder and save on cloud . like on this: http://desktop-fn84eoh/RS_WP/browse

and then from this i use import databset on MS SQL Server Mobile Report Publisher ... but i face error like "could not connect to data"

so i am very much confused.. like power bu desktop has also analysis service option ..

so please suggest some correct guideline from which tool should i start.. so many tools so much confusions

What I have tried:

till now i only tired SQL Server Report publisher with MS Report builder

Posted 11-Mar-24 15:05pm

Bakhtawar A.

Updated 12-Mar-24 2:59am

Dave Kreskowiak

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CHill60 12-Mar-24 5:17am

I'm sorry - this is a Quick Answers forum not a research facility, nor a tutorial facility. Chosing the "correct" tool is dependent on many things - the requirements, your expertise, how long you have got etc etc. Continue with your research, decide on a tool and come back with specific questions if necessary

[no name] 12-Mar-24 17:36pm

All this is confusing unless one has a specific goal / need in mind. "Reporting / BI" comes on the tail end; when there is a data source worth "digging into"; a motivation in itself. "Dreaming up data" (and imaginary repositories) to "analyze" and report on is a hopeless mission.

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