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The goal of this walkthrough is to use the various report views provided by the Performance Wizard to diagnose performance issues in a sample application named "Rational Numbers Class, Operator Overloading Sample." The Rational Numbers Class sample can be found in the MSDN Code Gallery. This class has a function to create and factor several large rational numbers.... |
| | Total Hits: 189 | Today: 0 | Author: Terry Voss | Rating: |
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Reporting Services in Visual Studio 2005 has a major new feature: the ability to run a report locally from your application. Terry Voss examines local versus remote reporting.... |
| | Total Hits: 97 | Today: 0 | Author: Matthias Hertel. | Rating: |
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In Visual Studio .NET, I missed some useful commands and tools so I started developing macros and add-ins for this development environment. This project started with some special web reports and grew up to a collection of useful tools that help developing and controlling my work and files. The result is this add-in for Visual Studio 2003 that adds commands for comparing files and folders, an explore command and some useful reports for web projects.
After installing, there are new commands... |
| | Total Hits: 216 | Today: 0 | Author: mysorian | Rating: |
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SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services allow importing Reports created in Microsoft Access. This article discusses importing of a parametric report created in MS Access 2000 into a Reporting Services *.rdl format, using Visual Studio 2003. A RepSVC.mdb file was created into which only the 'Orders' table from the Northwind database was imported. The fields were cleared of any look-ups or Joins to other fields in the Northwind database.... |
| | Total Hits: 340 | Today: 0 | Author: Eric Landes | Rating:  |
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In this last part of the series, we will take a look at how conditional formatting can help us hide/display a section of the Crystal Reports report. Conditional formatting refers to those formatting that are triggered only when certain condition is satisfied. Note that these formatting will override any fixed formatting done earlier using the Format Editor.... |
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In the previous part we saw how the Report Expert wizard just dumps all the items of the report into the predefined sections in an order irrespective of the exact requirement. Now, it is up to us to move these items around and place it in a particular order to get the desired result. This is the tricky part of the whole report creation.
The next obvious step would seem like moving the items to its appropriate Group, but this is where the trouble starts. If you do this and view the rep... |
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The information in the article refers to Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET... |
| | Total Hits: 345 | Today: 0 | Author: Duncan Mackenzie | Rating: |
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I won't start waxing philosophical about the paperless office, but it is sufficient to note that it hasn't arrived yet. I have built many different systems that were designed to get rid of some part of a company's paperwork, turn it into data that is stored on the computer, but (regardless of how wonderful the system is) one of the major requirements is always to get that information out of the computer and back into paper form. Looking back, across systems built in Clipper, Microsoft® FoxPro®, ... |
| | Total Hits: 238 | Today: 0 | Author: Mike Mayer | Rating: |
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Printing a document programmatically is quite involved. Using the ReportPrinting library presented here, youll be able to print reports with multiple sections, with very little code. This report is comprised of plain text sections (such as the title "Birthdays", and the other paragraphs) and grids of data from a database (more specifically, from a DataView object). Since the initial version of this document, I've already extended the framework to handle images (from .NET Image class), boxes (sim... |
| | Total Hits: 383 | Today: 0 | Author: Suparba Panda | Rating: |
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This article shows how to develop reports with alternating row colors.There is a cool trick to it.
Go to the format section of the Details. Click the Color Tab. Then click the button next to the Background Color CheckBox..... |
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Visual Basic and Crystal Reports, has been one of the most used solutions by programmers to create applications with data and report analyzing abilities. Recently, the applications have changed their target, pointing the attention at Internet and Intranet solutions. Seagate software, consequently, has adapted its best product, making specific changes to serve the web-based applications. In the last release of the product DHTML reports, Java Applet reports, ActiveX reports and much more are suppo... |
| | Total Hits: 64 | Today: 0 | Author: Mike Mayer | Rating:  |
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Printing a document programmatically can be quite involved. Using the ReportPrinting library presented here, you'll be able to print reports with multiple sections with very little code.
The reports are comprised of plain text sections (such as the title "Birthdays", and the other paragraphs) and grids of data from a database (more specifically, from a DataView object). Lines and images (using the .NET Image class) and boxes (like the CSS box model) are also supported. The framework prese... |
| | Total Hits: 51 | Today: 0 | Author: Andrew Brust | Rating: |
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Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET provides a comprehensive reporting solution for .NET developers that is thoroughly integrated with both the Visual Studio .NET IDE and the .NET Framework. Crystal Reports supports ADO.NET, XML Web Services, and ASP.NET server controls and caching. It also integrates seamlessly with the Visual Studio .NET Server Explorer, toolbox, and design environment. It has a rich programming model and flexible options for customizing and deploying reports. These major f... |
| | Total Hits: 44 | Today: 0 | Author: Dino Esposito | Rating: |
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The ASP .NET programming interface supplies five controls for rendering collections of data and creating effective reports. Four controls—Table, Repeater, DataList, and DataGrid—belong to the ASP .NET System.Web.UI.WebControls namespace asp, whereas the HtmlTable control is an ASP .NET server control that merely mimics the behavior of the HTML table tag. (For a more detailed review of the differences between the two main ASP .NET namespaces, please refer to Cutting Edge in the February 2001 issu... |
| | Total Hits: 53 | Today: 0 | Author: Andrew Brust | Rating: |
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Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET provides a comprehensive reporting solution for .NET developers that is thoroughly integrated with both the Visual Studio .NET IDE and the .NET Framework. Crystal Reports supports ADO.NET, XML Web Services, and ASP.NET server controls and caching. It also integrates seamlessly with the Visual Studio .NET Server Explorer, toolbox, and design environment. It has a rich programming model and flexible options for customizing and deploying reports. These major f... |
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A step by step guide to developing Drill Down reports in Visual Studio.NET using Crystal Reports. A Drill Down report is interactive, intended to enhance the viewer's experience by initially providing only a summary of the overall information and then allowing the viewer to drill-down to the details of his interest.... |
| | Total Hits: 202 | Today: 0 | Author: Jan Schreuder. | Rating: |
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The helper class described in this article offers a number of methods that can be useful when you want to integrate Crystal Reports in your .Net application. Integrating Crystal Reports will be a lot simpler when you use this helper class. The helper class also contains methods to tweak the way the Crystal Reports viewer presents itself in a Windows Forms application.
The Demo solution which you can download demonstrates all the features of this class. You will need Sql Server 2000 with ... |
| | Total Hits: 156 | Today: 0 | Author: Roshni | Rating: |
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The Visual Studio.NET Integrated Development Environment comes with a reporting tool, Crystal Reports 8.5 for .NET. Crystal Reports has been a powerful windows reporting tool for a while now. So Microsoft chose that as the integrated reporting tool for .NET. Crystal Reports can be hosted in both Web and Windows forms or can be published as a Report Web Service on a Web server. It provides developers with data visualization and analysis capabilities through seamless integration.... |
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In an earlier posting, the creation of a report using the RAD capability of the Visual Studio 2003 interface and the SQL 2000 Reporting Services was described. In this 'How to' posting, a report generation from scratch using these tools will be described. The data for the report created in this posting will be retrieved from a Biblio database on a MSDE server [XPHTEK\TEST]. MSDE also called the Desktop SQL Server is a smaller version of the SQL 2000 Server with not all the functionalities of the... |
| | Total Hits: 238 | Today: 0 | Author: Akram Hussein | Rating: |
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The following article will give you a quick start on how to use the new reporting service of Microsoft inside your ASP.NET Application. It is relatively very easy to use reporting services, however it is a bit different from what we are used to in Crystal reports. Reporting service is basically a reporting server that uses SQL server as its backend database, all reports are deployed on the reporting server and from their you can access any reports you have access rights to. The basic idea is to ... |
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