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gogetter
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 Posted - 2008-05-15 : 11:59:07
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| We have developed several reports using VS 2005 and deployed them to our SQL 2005 reporting server. As most of our reports use date parameters we would like to incorporate a calendar control to allow users to select their date range as opposed to typing them in. I have done some reseach online but can only find vague references on how to do this. Has anyone out there been able to successfully deploy a calendar control onto an SQL report? Thanks! |
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visakh16
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Posted - 2008-05-15 : 12:23:27
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| Why do you want to use a seperate calendar control when reporting services provides you with one already? just make your parameter type datetime and reporting services automatically places a calendar control for it. |
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gogetter
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Posted - 2008-05-15 : 12:52:39
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Originally posted by visakh16
Why do you want to use a seperate calendar control when reporting services provides you with one already? just make your parameter type datetime and reporting services automatically places a calendar control for it.
Oh wow, I didn't realize it was creating the date/time parameters as strings as opposed to date/time. Thanks for providing this very simple solution, it is working great now! |
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Using a Calendar Control in an SQL Report