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  1. Jan 17th, 2009, 08:25 AM #1
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    Talking POSSIBLE...?? Set CrystalReportViewer.RecordSet = MyRecordSet

    hi..
    plz help me....
    i want to create report without make .RPT file.. (Dynamically)

    Can u suggest any magical code like Datagrid.RecordSet=TempRS
    where TempRs=Reordset variable...


    plz help me...
    takecare
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    Re: POSSIBLE...?? Set CrystalReportViewer.RecordSet = MyRecordSet

    The CR Viewer is redistributable but it would still need a reportsource rpt file. You can set the DataSource of the report to a recordset but to dynamically create the report witout having CR would be a license violation even if it was possible. Why would anyone want to buy CR if they can just program it themselves.

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    Re: POSSIBLE...?? Set CrystalReportViewer.RecordSet = MyRecordSet

    AFAIK, it can be done
    If You are using VB6 and Crystal Reports XI or lower, You can use RCAPI (Report Creation API), but it is extra licensed (you have to pay an extra for every installation you make)
    If You are using VB.net then you can use the Crystal Reports Engine that comes with VB.net
    http://vb.net-informations.com/cryst...ery_string.htm
    You can google about these
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    Re: POSSIBLE...?? Set CrystalReportViewer.RecordSet = MyRecordSet

    ok ..thanks for helps
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