Create a report using report viewer and C# in Windows form application using JOIN

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HOW to create a report using report viewer in C# in Windows From application using JOIN two or more tables from sqlserver database.

Posted 23-Mar-15 0:38am

Ujjval Shukla

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Sinisa Hajnal 23-Mar-15 7:12am

What do you need to do? If you need the data from two tables and single dataset as report datasource, then yes, that is right way. If you need something else please explain better. Thank you.

Ujjval Shukla 24-Mar-15 7:19am

Sinisa i want to join two tables on single dataset as report datasource,kindly exlpain the process.Thank You.

Sinisa Hajnal 24-Mar-15 7:25am

If you don't know basics of SQL, please take some time to learn that before going forward with reporting. Essentially all reports will look into more then one table especially if the database is fairly normalized.

Nathan Minier 23-Mar-15 7:24am

The easiest way (without knowing your data access schema) would be to create a Stored Procedure that executes the JOIN, and use that stored procedure as your datasource.

Ujjval Shukla 1-Jun-15 3:17am

I have solved it myself..

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