ODOO15 Enterprise has a feature that allows you to modify reports.
Is there a way to write your own snippet for editing reports?
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I have two different project First is Windows Application and second is Report Project
So How can I view report in my First Project
Here's attached screenshot of Both Projects
RDL reports get installed in an instance of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) you then load the report into a ReportViewer control from that server. That's a subject too big to include in a single answer here and you should research it independently and then ask specific questions later if you have them.
If you want the reports to be part of your application itself then you need to create client reports - RDLC files - rather than server reports. There is a VS extension you can install for creating client reports, if that's what you want.
I got an interesting yet confused task. There is an odoo timesheet project developed in Python and we need to extract the timesheet data with the help of Sharepoint. Is there any way to extract the data from Odoo software and display those reports in SharePoint 2013?
If yes how? Please help.
Is there any possibility to make a report using MS ACCESS database files? I'm using Visual Studio 2013 however no reportviewer, just saw a source to download and have a toolbox for it however seems not working to make a new report since it lacks Report Wizard and Create a Report thus available only in paid.
Any alternatives to make simple but useful way of making a report?
A company developed a small web interface written in VB.net to query a database and produce reports. The interface uses CrystalDecisions.Shared library. In the code, it references this:
If rbExportType.SelectedValue = "PDF" Then
Dim sda As New DB2DataAdapter(cmd)
ReportName = "Reports/R002.rpt"
rpt.Load(Server.MapPath(ReportName), CrystalDecisions.[Shared].OpenReportMethod.OpenReportByTempCopy)
sda.Fill(ds.tbl_R002)
rpt.SetDataSource(ds)
rpt.SetParameterValue(0, ddDatabase.SelectedItem.Text)
ExporttoPDF()
Else
Now, the users have asked me to add a simple field to the report, Date. I've edited the query to pull this data, but when I run the report the Date field is not shown on the report. I'm assuming that the actual .rpt file has to be edited to include this field on the report.
When trying to edit Reports/R002.rpt in a text editor, there are just numbers/symbols.
How can I edit this .rpt file? The version of Visual Studio 2010 has past it's trial.
Visual Studio has (or had) a Crystal Reports editor built in. I couldn't find it just now in my Visual Studio 2012 install, so it's possible they dropped it in favor of their own Reporting Services platform, but I might just have missed it. If you can't find the editor in your Visual Studio 2010 copy, try downloading an older version of Visual Studio.
Update:
A quick Google search indicates that it's simply distributed separately now.
Here's the VS2012 version: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-35074
Here's the VS2010 version: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-7824
CrystalReports is a proprietary software and wouldn't be part of the default VS package.
And yes, in order to add a field to the report, you would have to edit the report itself. Its not that big of a deal, if you have a copy of the CrystalReport software.
I currently have a simple crystal reports application which generates a crystal report and in the built in viewer provided by VS2005. There is a drop down where you can select options to change the criteria of the report. I wish to convert this app to a windows executable which will take all those select options and generates pdfs based on the crystal report. the executable will be triggered by windows task scheduler...or maybe command line app?
Obviously this will be somewhat of a re-write. What would be the best way to start this as? a crystal report application or a windows application.
Take a look at CrystalHelper. One of the many things it provides, is the ability to take an existing Crystal Report and export it to PDF. Especially helpful in Web applications, because the clients don't need a Crystal viewer - just a PDF viewer, which almost everyone already has!
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/CrystalHelper.aspx
I ended up using VS2005 and creating a command line app.