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Access a named parameter in an RDLC report in local mode

I need information on how to programmaticall y access a named parameter
within an RDLC file associated with a ReportViewer in local mode.

I also want to verify that a parameter set up like this
=Fields!personI D.Value will return what I am expecting.

For example if "LName" is displayed in a box and the parameter name is
'person_id' with the associated parameter value =fields!PersonI D.Value then
when the user clicks on the textbox with "George" then the ID for george
will be available in that parameter and can be obtined programatically from
the ReportViewer1_D rillthrough event.

Thanks,

Doug
Jul 17 '08 #1
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once you load the report into the viewer control you can access the parameters.

rptViewer.Serve rReport.GetPara meters()
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"dbuchanan" wrote:
I need information on how to programmaticall y access a named parameter
within an RDLC file associated with a ReportViewer in local mode.

I also want to verify that a parameter set up like this
=Fields!personI D.Value will return what I am expecting.

For example if "LName" is displayed in a box and the parameter name is
'person_id' with the associated parameter value =fields!PersonI D.Value then
when the user clicks on the textbox with "George" then the ID for george
will be available in that parameter and can be obtined programatically from
the ReportViewer1_D rillthrough event.

Thanks,

Doug
Jul 17 '08 #2

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