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chriskhan2000
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 Posted - 2004-12-30 : 16:32:53
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| I was told that I can use the Visual Basic Class or Windows Form to code and debug VIsual Basic Fucntion code for the Custom Code section in Reporting Services. Can anyone point me how to get there in Visual Studio .Net 2003?Thanks. |
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jhermiz
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Posted - 2004-12-30 : 18:04:15
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Originally posted by chriskhan2000
I was told that I can use the Visual Basic Class or Windows Form to code and debug VIsual Basic Fucntion code for the Custom Code section in Reporting Services. Can anyone point me how to get there in Visual Studio .Net 2003?Thanks.
Either you can get to it by right clicking on a project and adding a new vb routine...or create a win form and double click on it.A new beat on the web -- http://www.web-impulse.com |
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chriskhan2000
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Posted - 2005-01-04 : 15:21:23
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| When I right click on adding a new vb routine, all I'm getting is just stuff from the Report Project Folder. There I can only add Report Wizard, Report, and Data Source. Where can I addthe vb routine or create a win form from? |
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jhermiz
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Posted - 2005-01-04 : 15:56:33
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| You need to create a new project within this solution. That project can be a vb.net app or a service or whatever your heart desires. Remember code is code, so whether you have one project or 100 projects its all in one single solution.JonA new beat on the web -- http://www.web-impulse.com |
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chriskhan2000
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Posted - 2005-01-05 : 17:32:00
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| I see. Thanks. Will do that. |
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Visual Basic Class or Windows Form?