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How do I bind CSLA business objects to SQL Server 2005 RS Report?

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Andy replied on Tue, Dec 30 2008 7:32 AM
Well, this is an older thread.. which link are you referring to?  My use of reports has been limited to the winforms reportviewer using rdlc reports.   So my comments are geared toward that kind of setup.
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tarekahf replied on Wed, Dec 31 2008 12:15 AM

I did some more research, and now I have better understanding.

It looks like .rdlc are client side reports, and much easier to work with. I was actually referring to .rdl Server Based SSRS Reports, which I think it is the proper way to go. During my experience, client-side have always been problematic. So, I will not spend time on it.

With .rdl, it looks like if you want to implement a middle tier using a BO to retrieve your data, which is the professional way of doing the work (to avoid rewriting and redoing the work, and to utilize the work you have done before) in order to do that, you have to pay some dues, ie, you have to implement some minimum number of Interfaces of the SSRS Data Extensions.

Well, I need to spend some time in that. I will do some effort, and try to post back the results.

Tarek.

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