The walkthroughs and samples in this section will help you get started using reporting features and ReportViewer controls in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.
In This Section
- Walkthrough: Installing the AdventureWorks Database
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Shows you how to download, install, and configure the AdventureWorks sample database.
- Walkthrough: Creating a ReportViewer Report
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Shows you how to work with tables, including step-by-step descriptions of how to group data, sort groups, sort details within groups, create group summaries, and apply formatting through properties and expressions.
- Walkthrough: Using a Database Data Source with the ReportViewer Windows Forms Control in Local Processing Mode
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Shows you how to add a report and a ReportViewer control to a Microsoft Windows Forms application and bind to a data table. In this walkthrough, you create a simple report so that you have a report definition to use with the control.
- Walkthrough: Using a Database Data Source with the ReportViewer Web Server Control in Local Processing Mode
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Shows you how to add a report and a ReportViewer control to an ASP.NET Web site and bind to a data table. In this walkthrough, you create a simple report so that you have a report definition to use with the control.
- Walkthrough: Using a Business Object Data Source with the ReportViewer Windows Forms Control in Local Processing Mode
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Shows you how to add a report and a ReportViewer control to a Microsoft Windows Forms application and bind to a Business objects data source. In this walkthrough, you create a simple report so that you have a report definition to use with the control.
- Walkthrough: Using a Business Object Data Source with the ReportViewer Web Server Control in Local Processing Mode
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Shows you how to add a report and a ReportViewer control to an ASP.NET Web site and bind to a Business objects data source. In this walkthrough, you create a simple report so that you have a report definition to use with the control.
- Walkthrough: Using the ReportViewer Control in Remote Mode
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Developer walkthrough that shows you how to access a report that runs on a SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services report server.
- Walkthrough: Printing a Local Report without Preview
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Developer walkthrough that shows you how to print a report programmatically using the CreateStreamCallback callback function without preview.
- Sample: Web Log Analyzer for ReportViewer
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Sample Windows Forms application written in Visual Basic that includes a variety of reports that use data from Web server log files.
- Sample: Using an RSS Feed in ReportViewer
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Sample Windows Forms application written in Visual C# that retrieves live data from an RSS news reader and displays it in a simple report. The report includes parameters so that you can filter the dataset.
- Sample Data and Report for Print Walkthrough
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Provides sample data and a sample report definition that you can save to external files for use in the printing walkthrough.
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