2020. 2. 11. 08:06ㆍ카테고리 없음
In the briefI developed a Windows Forms application. There is a ReportViewer control to show some reports. The reports showed up well on my develop machine, but got error message on deployment machine. I finally found that the deployment machine was lack of some assemblies which ReportViewer needs.
The paid versions of Visual Studio include an add-in called Report Builder which lets you create reports from a dataset in design mode. Using Report Builder results in the creation of a file similar to Report1.rdlc, which is a Client Definition file. You then use the ReportViewer control from the toolbox to show this report in one of your forms.In Visual Studio Express, you do not have the Report Builder utility, nor do you immediately have the ReportViewer in your toolbox. However, with a little setup time you can use Report Builder just as easily.Report Builder is actually a component of SQL Server. The paid versions of Visual Studio include an add-in called Report Builder which lets you create reports from a dataset in design mode.
Using Report Builder results in the creation of a file similar to Report1.rdlc, which is a Client Definition file. You then use the ReportViewer control from the toolbox to show this report in one of your forms.In Visual Studio Express, you do not have the Report Builder utility, nor do you immediately have the ReportViewer in your toolbox. However, with a little setup time you can use Report Builder just as easily.Report Builder is actually a component of SQL Server. I just don't know what to do anymore. I have tried for over 6 hours to get this report viewer tool to show up in my toolbox.
I have followed your instructions meticulously but the Report Viewer folder will not show in my Visual Studio 11.0 folder. I have searched for the dll file on my computer and cannot find it. I have found the Report Builder file under my SQL Server program folder, but Report Viewer folder is just not anywhere. What can I do to get this on my computer? Or find it if it's already installed? I installed both the Report Builder and the Report Viewer Runtime as indicated above.Installation was successful.However, the runtime dll does NOT install to the folder.I simply cannot find the Winforms.dll file.
Even after searching the entire C: drive.Anyone else have this problem?Anyone have the answer to this?I'm using visual studio 2012 express and sql server 2012 express.thank you!JeffI'm using Windows8 and vb2013 express and installed ReportBuilder and ReportViewer as indicated above. NOTE: The Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.dll 11.0.0.0 was installed in a subdir of C:windowsassemblyGACMSILMicrosoft.ReportViewer.WinForms11.0.0.0.Only thing remaining: how to get it working! This is what I did:1. I built a report in ReportBuilder3.0. I used an Access database (Contacts.mdb). In the mdb there is a table Prive containing names, adresses, phone numbers etc. The Datasource in ReportBuilder I named ContactsDataSet (like the name VB2013 gave to my Datasource).
The DataSet in ReportBuilder I named 'DataSet1'. The report resulting from ReportBuilder I named prive.rdl.2. Next I renamed the rdl file to prive.rdlc3. In my Contacts project (VB2013 Express) I added a button to my Form1 (btnPrint; the Click event is just Form2.Show).4. I added Form2 to my project, drag and dropped ReportViewer to Form2. I installed both the Report Builder and the Report Viewer Runtime as indicated above.Installation was successful.However, the runtime dll does NOT install to the folder.I simply cannot find the Winforms.dll file.
Microsoft Reportviewer Common Version 10.0
Even after searching the entire C: drive.Anyone else have this problem?Anyone have the answer to this?I'm using visual studio 2012 express and sql server 2012 express.thank you!JeffOn Windows 8 I found the Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.dll in a subdir of C:windowsassemblyGACMSILMicrosoft.ReportViewer.WinForms11.0.0.0. →.new.Get practical advice and learn best practices for moving your applications from RDBMS to the Couchbase Engagement Database. (sponsored).
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