I want to use two different record sets in the same report. They will be in their own details section, assuming two details sections can be used.
I've created two data sources in my report project, tested both connections and verified they do return the data I need. I don't understand how to use them though. I expected to see both of them listed in the Date Explorer, but only one is shown there. They both show up at design time in the pane below the report designer though.
Please see the attached file with screen shots. One is of the two data sources in the project while the other shows only one data source in the data explorer.
Can two data sources be used in the same project as described?
How should this be done?
Hello,
I am using a MVVM Pattern for my Application, which contains several WPF ReportViewers. They are bound to Reports, stored in public Properties of the ViewModels as you have shown in this Forum.
The Problem is, that the Views containing these Reports are never disposed. Normaly once the ContentPresenter (TabControl or something) no longer contains a reference to the ViewModel, itself along with the appropriate View (UserControl) are beeing disposed.
Memory Profiler shows that the ReportViewer contains RadSliders, those are connected via SizeChangedEventHandlers to the MainView and that keeps them alive in Memory. Closing the MainView would of course close the Application, so that is no Solution.
As you can see in my Sample Application, if you Load and Remove the Report 20 Times the small App already needs 500MB of Memory.
Can you provide me with some way to remove those unneeded ReportsViewers, without having to open an additional Window for the Viewer?
thank you very much
Timo
Hello team,
is it possible to set multiple datasource to a table?
Probably it is not possible.
But I need the data from different datasources to display in one report table.
Is there any trick for this problem?
I would otherwise create 2 or 3 tables, set one datasource each, and then put them together on the report to make them look like one.
But it's not so easy.
It should look good, without distortions.
So that you recognize what I mean please see the attachment.
Our client has prepared a Word template and we need someone to help converting the content into Telerik Report Designer template (ie.TRDP).
Have tried Freelancer.com but not much luck there, wondering if there is anyone here who might be interested to take up a quick freelance job?
For further detail, please visit -> https://www.freelancer.com/projects/illustrator/build-report-using-the-telerik/
Many thanks!
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component in the .aspx file.
This is an example of a DataObjectMethod that I'm using for the report.
[DataObjectMethod(DataObjectMethodType.Select)]
public Dictionary<
DateTime
, int> GetContactTotals(string connStr)
{
var bllCont = new BLLTotals(connStr);
return bllCont.GetContactTotalsPerMonth();
}
It will build and display data fine when I pass in a default connection string in the Report Designer, however I want to be able dynamically change the connection string at runtime for the report as it will be using different customer databases. I've tried adding a Report Parameter in the Report Designer, as well as adding a parameter to the Report Viewer component in the .aspx file and setting it from code behind, however I just can't get it to work.
Is there something I'm missing? Or would this be the correct way to approach this type of problem.