A SQL Server technology that supports the creation, management, and delivery of both traditional, paper-oriented reports and interactive, web-based reports.
Was that intentional?
No, sorry for that. I have fixed the links.
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Is it possible to use subreports with ReportViewer based reports when there is no SSRS Server is in place?
Thanks
A SQL Server technology that supports the creation, management, and delivery of both traditional, paper-oriented reports and interactive, web-based reports.
Was that intentional?
No, sorry for that. I have fixed the links.
I will take a look at these articles but just to make it clear I am not running RDLC reports. They are still RDLs.
Both links are pointing to the same article. Was that intentional?
Hi,
Based on my experience, I know that viewing report with ReportViewer and no SSRS server is possible. Using subreport in the rdlc or custom apps should also be possible with ReportViewer according to some code projects, but I have not personally tried it. You could follow the code practice stated at : Embedded reports (sub-reports)
Also you could take reference to the fundmental project of runnning report without SSRS in this article : Running a RDL/RDLC (SQL Report) in ASP.NET without SSRS
Regards,
Lukas