 Found this post on Printing Sharepoint List items with SQL 2005 Reporting services:
Recently I had to connect to a SharePoint List to access some data. While there
is a data extension
available from Enesys (including a free Community edition) to do this I though
I would first make an attempt using the out-of-the-box options.The first step was getting connected to any of the list services. I chose to
start with GetListCollection because it required no parameters (aka it was simple
to use). Here is what I did to get connected:
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