Drillthrough to the target which need data bound.

[Hoon]

I was shocked that telerik reporting can't go with drill through without compiled 'dll'' at web site project.
It was ok when telerik reporting is under web application project. Design view works fine and when I set navigation to another report, the dll information was set automatically to reportdocumenttype at desgin view.

But  in web site project desgin view doesn't work so if drill through was gonna be made, telerik reporting had to be compiled to dll seperately and add into project. But this is problem. Database connection can be changed and depends on specific environment which mean whenever program containing telerik reporting moves to other environment the telerik reporting must be compiled again for that. 

I think drill through of telerik reporting is horribly limited even excepting this.

So somebody can help me.
I need drill through function in web site project and all of chart in report should be bound dramatically.
Main problem is target report to be navigated when clicking an item can't be set dramatically. It should be set in advance before drill through. I wanna fill the objectdatasource in target report with data on the fly.

Is there any solution for this? . . 

[Hoon]

Hi!
I think I missed a few things about telerik reporting.
Anyway I found add_code.dll in my web site project so that I could set reportdocumenttype to that dll.
It worked well and nice.

But I still want telerik reporting to improve interactive function so that I can hook click event or creat datasource from out side of report.

Thanks~

[Stephan]

Hi Hoon,

You can set and change the action links programmatically at every moment:
How to: Add a Drillthrough Report Action

You can bind and change programmatically bound datasources:
Using Parameters with the ObjectDataSource Component

You can also programmatically generate the whole report, design it, bind it to data and run it:
Creating a Report Programmatically

We have created, involving and maintain the Telerik Reporting to be very flexible and open to use for very wide range of purposes.

Best wishes,
Stephan
the Telerik team