Implementing a Data Processing Extension
SQL Server 2000
The following table describes the topics in this section.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Introducing Data Processing Extensions | Introduces how to write a custom data processing extension for Reporting Services. |
| Getting Started with a Data Processing Extension Implementation | Describes the requirements for implementing a custom data processing extension. |
| Implementing a Connection Class for a Data Processing Extension | Describes the attributes of a connection, and how to implement your own Connection class for your data processing extension. |
| Implementing a Command Class for a Data Processing Extension | Describes the attributes of a command, and how to implement your own Command class for your data processing extension. |
| Implementing a DataReader Class for a Data Processing Extension | Describes the attributes of a data reader and how to implement your own DataReader class for your data processing extension. |
| Using an External Dataset with Reporting Services | Describes how to expose your custom DataSet objects to the report server for consumption. |
| Deploying a Data Processing Extension | Describes how to deploy your data processing extension. |
| Debugging Data Processing Extension Code | Describes how to debug code in your data processing extensions. |
| Removing a Data Processing Extension | Describes how to remove a data processing extension from a report server or Report Designer. |
For a sample of a fully implemented data processing extension, see Sample File Share Data Processing Extension.
