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MS Access parameterized reports

Hi, All
I need help:
I have VS .NET 2003 version 1.1 (C#) and MS Access
What will be the best way to create parameterized reports?
Please, help
I don't know where to start, any linkss to this topic will be appreciated

Oct 2 '06 #1
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elena wrote:
Hi, All
I need help:
I have VS .NET 2003 version 1.1 (C#) and MS Access
What will be the best way to create parameterized reports?
Please, help
I don't know where to start, any linkss to this topic will be appreciated
Hi

Are you going to use the bundled Crystal Reports 9 to report off the
Access database or do you plan to open the Access report from within
your C# application?

The first method is easier but requires some coding and is reliable.

The second method requires advanced coding techniques ie. interfacing
with Access... probably COM interop to access the Access application
involved.

Cheers,
ND

Oct 2 '06 #2
Hi,
I need to open and print reports within C#, back end Access db and all
reports created in Access.
Please, any links to this topic...
Thank you,

"no************ *@yahoo.com" wrote:
>
elena wrote:
Hi, All
I need help:
I have VS .NET 2003 version 1.1 (C#) and MS Access
What will be the best way to create parameterized reports?
Please, help
I don't know where to start, any linkss to this topic will be appreciated

Hi

Are you going to use the bundled Crystal Reports 9 to report off the
Access database or do you plan to open the Access report from within
your C# application?

The first method is easier but requires some coding and is reliable.

The second method requires advanced coding techniques ie. interfacing
with Access... probably COM interop to access the Access application
involved.

Cheers,
ND

Oct 2 '06 #3

My advise is this:

1. Abandon the creation of reports inside the program "Access". Treat
Access as a simple datastore holding data.

2. If you have some funding, perhaps going to Active Reports is a solution.
You can get the code and try it out....... without buying it. You'll just
get a "evaluation " message on generated reports.
3. If you don't want to shell out the money for AR, then check this:
http://www.asp.net/ReportsStarterKit/
out.
or here
http://www.asp.net/DownloadWizard.as...up=StarterKits

(they seemed to have removed the web pages talking about it, though you can
still get the source code)

...

4. If youre using access because its free and what you already have, then
take a look at:

MSDE (sql server 2000 "lite")
http://sholliday.spaces.live.com/?_c...26ayear%3d2005

or SqlExpress ( the same "lite" thing, 2005 style)

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Hi, All
I need help:
I have VS .NET 2003 version 1.1 (C#) and MS Access
What will be the best way to create parameterized reports?
Please, help
I don't know where to start, any linkss to this topic will be appreciated

Oct 2 '06 #4
Try this:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread13823.html

HTH
Steve

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Hi,
I need to open and print reports within C#, back end Access db and all
reports created in Access.
Please, any links to this topic...
Thank you,

"no************ *@yahoo.com" wrote:
>>
elena wrote:
Hi, All
I need help:
I have VS .NET 2003 version 1.1 (C#) and MS Access
What will be the best way to create parameterized reports?
Please, help
I don't know where to start, any linkss to this topic will be
appreciated

Hi

Are you going to use the bundled Crystal Reports 9 to report off the
Access database or do you plan to open the Access report from within
your C# application?

The first method is easier but requires some coding and is reliable.

The second method requires advanced coding techniques ie. interfacing
with Access... probably COM interop to access the Access application
involved.

Cheers,
ND


Oct 2 '06 #5
Opps, sorry, that's a vb.net link. Hope you can translate it.

S

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Try this:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread13823.html

HTH
Steve

"elena" <el***@discussi ons.microsoft.c omwrote in message
news:83******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
>Hi,
I need to open and print reports within C#, back end Access db and all
reports created in Access.
Please, any links to this topic...
Thank you,

"no*********** **@yahoo.com" wrote:
>>>
elena wrote:
Hi, All
I need help:
I have VS .NET 2003 version 1.1 (C#) and MS Access
What will be the best way to create parameterized reports?
Please, help
I don't know where to start, any linkss to this topic will be
appreciated

Hi

Are you going to use the bundled Crystal Reports 9 to report off the
Access database or do you plan to open the Access report from within
your C# application?

The first method is easier but requires some coding and is reliable.

The second method requires advanced coding techniques ie. interfacing
with Access... probably COM interop to access the Access application
involved.

Cheers,
ND



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