Windows Azure SQL Reporting - Learning SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 - page 483

Now, you can use it as a shared data source. The next screenshot shows how
we are going to use it as shared data source to create a report using Report
Builder. In the Report Builder, as described in Chapter 5, Working with Report
Builder 3.0 , you can connect to a shared data source, as shown in the two
screenshots in montage:
Managing your reports and users is easy
The jobs you do typically are as follows:
• Create and manage report content
• Configure data sources; shared or otherwise
• Use the Report Server Web Service API to create and manage users
and their permissions
• Use a GUI to manage users utilizing the Windows Azure portal
user interface