Dynamically Pointing to Shared Data Sources on SQL Reporting Services using a Report Definition Customization Extension (RDCE)

Carlos Alberto Cabrera Gonzalez

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This article shows a detailed approach on how to dynamically point to a given shared data source reference by setting up an RDCE and using a couple of tips and tricks.

RDCE.zip
- RDCE
  - RDCE.sln
  - RDCE.vssscc
  - RDCE
    - bin
      - Debug
        
        Microsoft.ReportingServices.Interfaces.dll
        
        rs.rdce.dll
    - obj
      - Debug
        
        TempPE
    - Properties
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - RDCE.csproj
    - RDCE.csproj.vspscc
    - ReportDefinitionCustomizationExtension.cs
ReportViewerWebApplication.zip
- ReportViewerWebApplication
  - ReportViewerWebApplication.sln
  - ReportViewerWebApplication
    - App_Data
    - bin
      - ReportViewerWebApplication.dll
    - Default.aspx
    - Default.aspx.cs
    - Default.aspx.designer.cs
    - obj
      - Debug
        
        TempPE
    - Properties
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - ReportingService2010.cs
    - ReportViewerWebApplication.csproj
    - ReportViewerWebApplication.csproj.user
    - Scripts
    - Web.config
    - Web.Debug.config
    - Web.Release.config
RSExplorer__Setup.zip
- ReportExplorerSetup.msi
RSExplorer__SourceCode.zip
- RSExplorer++ - Copy
  - RSExplorer
    - AddFolder.cs
    - AddFolder.Designer.cs
    - AddFolder.resx
    - app.config
    - bin
      - Debug
      - Release
    - CatalogListViewItem.cs
    - CopyProgress.cs
    - CopyProgress.Designer.cs
    - CopyProgress.resx
    - EditItem.cs
    - EditItem.Designer.cs
    - EditItem.resx
    - Explorer.cs
    - Explorer.Designer.cs
    - Explorer.resx
    - GlobalSuppressions.cs
    - Licence.txt
    - obj
      - Debug
        
        TempPE
    - Program.cs
    - Properties
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
      - Resources.cs
      - Resources.Designer.cs
      - Resources.resx
      - Settings.cs
      - Settings.Designer.cs
      - Settings.settings
    - ReportExecutionService.cs
    - ReportingService2010.cs
    - ReportViewer.cs
    - ReportViewer.Designer.cs
    - ReportViewer.resx
    - RSExplorerCS.csproj
    - RSExplorerCS.csproj.user
    - RSExplorerCS.csproj.vspscc
  - RSExplorerCS.sln
  - RSExplorerCS.vssscc
SampleReportsProject.zip
- SampleReportsProject
  - SampleReportsProject.sln
  - SampleReportsProject
    - bin
      - Debug
        
        build.obj
        
        DEVELOPMENT.rds
        
        NamesReport.rdl
        
        NamesReportByDepartment.rdl
        
        NamesReportByDepartmentAndTitle.rdl
        
        PRODUCTION.rds
        
        QUALITY_ASSURANCE.rds
        
        TEST.rds
    - DEVELOPMENT.rds
    - NamesReport.rdl
    - NamesReport.rdl.data
    - NamesReportByDepartment.rdl
    - NamesReportByDepartment.rdl.data
    - NamesReportByDepartmentAndTitle.rdl
    - NamesReportByDepartmentAndTitle.rdl.data
    - PRODUCTION.rds
    - QUALITY_ASSURANCE.rds
    - SampleReportsProject.rptproj
    - SampleReportsProject.rptproj.user
    - TEST.rds

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