Excel forms part of Microsoft Office. Basic operation. UHflD.png' alt='Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11' title='Microsoft.
Description
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 includes a report designer functionality and a new set of ReportViewer controls that can be used to build and display reports within custom applications. Reports may contain tabular, aggregated, and even multidimensional data. The ReportViewer controls are used to process and display these reports within applications. There are two versions of the controls. The ReportViewer Web server control is used to host reports in ASP.NET projects. The ReportViewer Windows Forms control is used to host reports in Windows application processing.
Both controls can be configured to run in either local or remote processing mode. How you configure the processing mode effects everything about the reports from design to deployment.
- Local processing mode refers to report processing that is performed by the ReportViewer control within the client application. All report processing is performed as a local process using data that your application provides. To create the reports used in local processing mode, you use the Report project template in Visual Studio
- Remote processing mode refers to report processing that is performed by a SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services report server. In remote processing mode, the ReportViewer control is used as a viewer to display a predefined report that is already published on a Reporting Services report server. All processing from data retrieval to report rendering is performed on the report server.
In this Screencast Thom takes a look at how this control can be used to host both server reports and local reports
Embed
Download
Right click or Alt+Enter to download this episode
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 provides two Report Viewer controls for integrating report viewing functionality into your applications. There is a version for Windows Forms-based applications and one for Web Forms applications. Each control provides similar functionality but each is designed to target their individual environments. Both controls can process reports that have been deployed to a report server (remote processing mode) or have been copied to a computer where Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services has not been installed (local processing mode).
The Report Viewer control does not include built-in support for dynamically adapting to different devices with different screen resolutions.
Remote Processing Mode
Remote processing mode is the preferred method for viewing reports that have been deployed to a report server. Remote processing mode provides the following advantages:
Remote processing provides an optimized solution for running reports because the report is processed by the report server.
Because all processing is handled by the report server, a report request can be processed by multiple report servers in a scale-out deployment or a server that has multiple processors in a scale-up scenario.
In addition, reports run in remote mode can utilize the full functionality of the report server including all rendering and data extensions.
Note
The list of extensions available to the Report Viewer control when it is running in remote processing mode depends on the edition of Reporting Services that is installed on the report server.
Local Processing Mode
Local processing mode provides an alternative method for viewing and rendering reports when Reporting Services is not installed. Unlike remote processing only a subset of the functionality provided by the report server is available in the control. In local processing mode, data processing is not handled by the control but rather implemented by the hosting application. However report processing is handled by the control itself. In local processing mode, only the PDF, Excel, Word, and Image rendering extensions are available.
A text field where you can enter an arbitrary Python expression that refers to Driver Variables by their names. The expression has access to a set of standard constants and math functions provided in the Driver Namespace. For an example of adding a custom function to the namespace, see the driver namespace example. Check out this post here You can use Math functions directly in driver expressions. To get the current frame you would set up a variable for it in the driver variables panel. Blender 2.79 Manual. Drivers » Workflow & Examples. Here are some examples using the scripted expression Expr to set the Driver Value. Add a driver to the X Location property. Set the Driver Type to Scripted Expression. Add the expression 0 + (sin (frame / 8). 4), where: frame/8: is the current frame of the animation, divided by 8 to slow the orbit down. (sin ( ).4): multiplies the result of sin (frame/8) by 4 for a bigger circle. Blender driver scripted expression tutorials for beginners.
See Also
Integrating Reporting Services into Applications
Using the WebForms Report Viewer Control
Using the WinForms Report Viewer Control
- Author: admin
- Category: Category
Excel forms part of Microsoft Office. Basic operation. UHflD.png' alt='Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11' title='Microsoft.
Description
Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 includes a report designer functionality and a new set of ReportViewer controls that can be used to build and display reports within custom applications. Reports may contain tabular, aggregated, and even multidimensional data. The ReportViewer controls are used to process and display these reports within applications. There are two versions of the controls. The ReportViewer Web server control is used to host reports in ASP.NET projects. The ReportViewer Windows Forms control is used to host reports in Windows application processing.
Both controls can be configured to run in either local or remote processing mode. How you configure the processing mode effects everything about the reports from design to deployment.
- Local processing mode refers to report processing that is performed by the ReportViewer control within the client application. All report processing is performed as a local process using data that your application provides. To create the reports used in local processing mode, you use the Report project template in Visual Studio
- Remote processing mode refers to report processing that is performed by a SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services report server. In remote processing mode, the ReportViewer control is used as a viewer to display a predefined report that is already published on a Reporting Services report server. All processing from data retrieval to report rendering is performed on the report server.
In this Screencast Thom takes a look at how this control can be used to host both server reports and local reports
Embed
Download
Right click or Alt+Enter to download this episode
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 provides two Report Viewer controls for integrating report viewing functionality into your applications. There is a version for Windows Forms-based applications and one for Web Forms applications. Each control provides similar functionality but each is designed to target their individual environments. Both controls can process reports that have been deployed to a report server (remote processing mode) or have been copied to a computer where Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services has not been installed (local processing mode).
The Report Viewer control does not include built-in support for dynamically adapting to different devices with different screen resolutions.
Remote Processing Mode
Remote processing mode is the preferred method for viewing reports that have been deployed to a report server. Remote processing mode provides the following advantages:
Remote processing provides an optimized solution for running reports because the report is processed by the report server.
Because all processing is handled by the report server, a report request can be processed by multiple report servers in a scale-out deployment or a server that has multiple processors in a scale-up scenario.
In addition, reports run in remote mode can utilize the full functionality of the report server including all rendering and data extensions.
Note
The list of extensions available to the Report Viewer control when it is running in remote processing mode depends on the edition of Reporting Services that is installed on the report server.
Local Processing Mode
Local processing mode provides an alternative method for viewing and rendering reports when Reporting Services is not installed. Unlike remote processing only a subset of the functionality provided by the report server is available in the control. In local processing mode, data processing is not handled by the control but rather implemented by the hosting application. However report processing is handled by the control itself. In local processing mode, only the PDF, Excel, Word, and Image rendering extensions are available.
A text field where you can enter an arbitrary Python expression that refers to Driver Variables by their names. The expression has access to a set of standard constants and math functions provided in the Driver Namespace. For an example of adding a custom function to the namespace, see the driver namespace example. Check out this post here You can use Math functions directly in driver expressions. To get the current frame you would set up a variable for it in the driver variables panel. Blender 2.79 Manual. Drivers » Workflow & Examples. Here are some examples using the scripted expression Expr to set the Driver Value. Add a driver to the X Location property. Set the Driver Type to Scripted Expression. Add the expression 0 + (sin (frame / 8). 4), where: frame/8: is the current frame of the animation, divided by 8 to slow the orbit down. (sin ( ).4): multiplies the result of sin (frame/8) by 4 for a bigger circle. Blender driver scripted expression tutorials for beginners.
See Also
Integrating Reporting Services into Applications
Using the WebForms Report Viewer Control
Using the WinForms Report Viewer Control