SCADA Reports with SQL Server reporting service(SSRS)

What you'll learn
Understand SCADA reporting architecture using SQL Server and SSRS
Extract SCADA data from SQL Server using optimized SQL queries
Create tablix, charts, and trend reports for industrial processes
Filter SCADA data by date, batch, recipe, user, or process step
Create batch reports for fermentation, CIP, filtration, and production
Requirements
Basic understanding of SCADA systems
Basic computer skills on Windows OS
Description
This course is designed to help automation engineers, SCADA developers, and industrial professionals build powerful, professional reports from SCADA data using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).In modern industrial environments, large amounts of process data are generated every second, but without proper reporting, this data has limited value. This course focuses on converting raw SCADA data into meaningful, structured, and decision-ready reports.You will learn how to extract real-time and historical process data from SCADA systems (such as WinCC) stored in SQL Server databases, and transform it into clear, accurate, and decision-ready reports. The course covers everything from SCADA data logging concepts to designing advanced SSRS reports used in real industrial environments.Through practical, step-by-step demonstrations, you will create:Batch reportsProduction and operator reportsFiltered, parameter-based reports for daily, shift, and batch analysisSpecial focus is given to industrial reporting best practices, including time-based data handling, performance-optimized SQL queries, multi-language reporting, and operator-friendly layouts.By the end of this course, you will be able to design, deploy, and maintain professional SCADA reports that can be used by operators, engineers, quality teams, and management.Softwares used: Microsoft SQL server managment studio,Microsoft SQL server 2022 express,Microsoft Report Builder and Microosft SQL Server Reporting Service
Who this course is for
Fresh engineers and diploma holders entering industrial automation
PLC / Automation Engineers looking to add reporting and analytics skills
Manufacturing Engineers responsible for production, audit, or compliance reports
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