RDLC or CRYSTAL REPORT in Windows Application

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Hi all,

RDLC or CRYSTAL REPORT

How I can Generate Dynamic Column at run time in these Reports

>> here, I a have a DataTable table with 5 Column and some no of rows.
I need to display all this column in my report..

the no of column may change during Runtime. sometimes it may 4 or some time it may 6 etc..

Ie , DataTable column count not fixed during my “Select Query execution” it may change.
Im using MySql as back end.

How I can Display this in my Report?

Thanks

Posted 27-Feb-13 18:34pm

indhukanth

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Mycroft Holmes · Answer 1 · 2013-02-27T19:13:00

For a start you are asking for an answer in 2 completely different products, each requiring an example or tutorial to answer. First you need to pick a reporting tool SSRS or CR (don't pick CR as it is crap), then work through some tutorials and then ask specific question when you get stuck.

When you use a matrix it will detect the number of columns and display them as required. Your trick is in constructing the query to service the report correctly.