I am using Visual Studio 2013 to do my Report. To generate the report my steps are:
Use report viewer
Connect database (ACCESS)
Successfully generate my report
The issue I'm facing right now is that I want my report to show according to a specific date which I need to enter into the textbox or by using a timepicker. I've been searching for YouTube tutorials and tried using an SQL statement in the Table Adapter. The code I wrote is:
(WHERE abx_date= [Forms]![Form1]![searchTextBox] )
but it doesn't work.
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I designed a report in crystal report v13. Steps that i followed are,
create a system dsn for Mysql with database details in
administration tools.
go to crystal report, click on database->database expert->create new
connection -> odbc -> new connection and selected the dsn I created.
When the connection is added i clicked on add command and added my report command.
Then Designed the report.
loaded and printed report using C#
once I designed the report tested with printing , I moved my report file(.rpt file) to another PC.Printing through C# in this system Failed(Blank Report).Then I opened up the report in crystal report in this system and previewed.The Report was Blank.
So I Followed first two steps Which I did in My PC(above mention step 1 and 2).
Then again I preview it. The Report Was Blank With no details from database but other skeletal structure was present(I mean except values from database).
What did i Do Wrong Here?
I had to do step 3 and step 4 again in this PC. Designing the report in every system I transfer the report file is pathetic. Can Anyone Tell Me what step i am missing here?
I created one application in C# .Net for viewing crystal report.
But when i try to execute,it shows "load report failed" error message.
May i know the reason.
And what are the viewer files to be install for viewing report.
Developed the report in Crystal report 2008.
This usually happens. Try the following
Check your code. Try this here
Check your data table name and column names. They needs to be the same (case insensitive) as that of database
Check your database connectivity.
Check if you have any spelling errors in your code that specifies the name of your report file.
Check if you have installed all the right components for crystal report to work
Open crystal report and try to update connection to your data source
Try debugging by removing all fields and blankly showing the report. If it works, it should be problem with your code else it could be problem with crystal report or connectivity.
Let me know if any of this works for you
I have a Crystal Report File and I want to know what's the name of the Stored Procedure that is being used on the Report. How can I retrieve it through the code behind. Is this possible?
C# code would be better since I do coding in C#.
Assuming that you're just interested in getting the name of the SP, then there are a couple different ways to tackle this:
If you have Crystal Reports...
Open the Set Datasource Location dialog. On the bottom pane will be a tree-view of the available database objects, including the list of stored procedures. The highlighted SP will be the one it is calling to retrieve data for the report.
If that doesn't help (ie: there's no highlighted Stored Procedure), then ight-click in the report designer area, select Database -> Show SQL Query. This will display the query used to retrieve data from your database. It will possibly have the name of a stored procedure in it.
If you DON'T have Crystal Reports...
Use this code from Code Project to load your report into C# and traverse the report from there. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/loadingcrystalreport.aspx
If that doesn't help (ie: you're not ready to tackle the C# aspect of Crystal Reports), then you can use your database's profiling tool to spy on the calls from your report to see which SP(s) it is calling to get the data it needs to run the report. SQL Server's SQL Profiler is a good tool for just that purpose. Here are some tutorials to help get you going:
Microsoft MSDN: ARTICLE http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187929.aspx
Tech Republic: ARTICLE http://www.techrepublic.com/article/step-by-step-an-introduction-to-sql-server-profiler/5054787
SQLServerPedia: VIDEO http://sqlserverpedia.com/wiki/Using_SQL_Server_Profiler
Unfortunately there is not a way to do this programmatically. You can see the datasource, set the datasource, but you cannot retrieve the actual SQL being used to generate the report other than through the Crystal Reports designer.
I am looking for a free report designer, like Crystal Report ,Fast Report ,Stimul ,etc for my WinFom Application.My Applaction database is sql server 2005.thanks.
I have tried in google but I didn't find any useful one.Now I am using Microsoft Report in my application.
Update : I have found this one OpenReport,Has anyone exprienced this one?
Personally I have used the built in reports in Visual Studio, they were much easier to work with than Crystal Reports and had no problems in dealing with SQL Server.
If you need a simple report containing not more than 5 pages, you can use the quick demo version of the report. I use it quite successfully.
I would like to use the Microsoft Report Viewer component to view a report created from a programatically filled datatable.
I have been looking for a while but the only information I can find is for reporting on information from a database.
You can definitely do that - if you programmatically control the Report viewer control (in Winforms or ASP.NET).
See these resources for some help and guidance:
MSDN: Creating Data Sources for a Report
ReportViewer Set DataTable as DataSource (VB.NET)
you can use visual studio to create and then deploy your report. After having created a project for Microsoft Reporting Server, you should add a datasource to it (this is to say where u want to connect to), then open report data view where you can create a query. This allow u to drag & drop fields on your report.
Hope this was what u intended to