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SQL Proc Parameters in WinForm Reporting

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Levi
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Levi asked on 06 Feb 2017, 10:16 PM

I looked for this and didn't find anything so I am asking it here.  I have a trdx report I built and am trying to get it to work in my application.  I have a stored proc that requires 2 parameters, agentNumb and orderBy.  I am using the uriReportSource and I cant seem to figure out how to pass it the sql parameters.  The only way I can get it to work is to add the actual values to the trdx file in code view. Online I have found this, but still cant get it to work:

        Dim uriReportSource As New Telerik.Reporting.UriReportSource()
        ReportViewer1.ReportSource = uriReportSource
        ' Specifying an URL or a file path
        uriReportSource.Uri = "Reports\AgentInvestorsList.trdx"

        ' Adding the initial parameter values
        uriReportSource.Parameters.Add(New Telerik.Reporting.Parameter("@AGENT_NUMB", agentNumb))
        uriReportSource.Parameters.Add(New Telerik.Reporting.Parameter("@ORDER_BY", orderBy))

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Peter
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answered on 09 Feb 2017, 11:53 AM
Hello Levi,

Before proceeding with UriReportSource parameters, my recommendation is to configure the report to use a data source component and a parameterized data retrieval method. 

For example, you can use parameterized SQL queries and map the SQL parameters to report parameters. Where report parameters values can be passed though the viewer - How To: Pass values to report parameters.

Additionally, the viewer's reportSource.Parameters collection is mapped by key to the report's ReportParameters collection. Most probably the report parameters names don't have @ prefix.

Details how to configure a data source component to use parameterized queries are available in the SqlDataSource Wizard help article.

I hope the above information is helpful.


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Peter
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