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    reporting data

    Ive messed with crystal reports but got no where can anyone else recommend a method of providing reports to the user
    Something that will deal with large sql statments as well
    I am curretly building a defect management system for software and web developers,
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    There are a few ways to provide reports for the user but CR is a good one so far. You can use PrintDocument (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ntwinforms.asp) and also use your imagination and go with reporting with HTML files. Is there any specific problem with CR you encounter?
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    Crystal reports is definitely the way to go and here is an excellent link to get you started.

    www.crystalreportsbook.com

    especially read chapter 14, which describes the difference between using the push and pull method.

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    Lunatic3 have u used the msdn exaple iin any of your projects ive adapted the code to fit my needs however i dont know how to get the resx file as a child of the form in my project ?

    Do u know how thats done
    I am curretly building a defect management system for software and web developers,
    If you wana try it out (beta test) and keep it for free just send me a message

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