Pointing one crystal report viewer control to many reports

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.NET2.0

hi goodmorning

i am using ,net 2.0, and i have created many rpt files ,how can we call them with only one crystalreport viewer control.

pls suggest me

thanks
venkatesh

Posted 17-Dec-09 18:55pm

venkatesh.gan

Updated 17-Dec-09 18:58pm

Christian Graus

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2009-12-17T18:57:00

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.NET 2.0 is a platform. Are you using ASP.NET ? Are you using C# or VB.NET ? Why are you having issues ? Surely you can point the control to whatever report you want ?

Posted 17-Dec-09 18:57pm

Christian Graus

Kschuler · Answer 2 · 2009-12-18T04:36:00

Here is how I do it. I have a form with one crystal report viewer control, and then one unbound report document control. To switch to a different crystal report you have to set the .FileName, .SetDataSource, and if you have any parms on the report the .SetParameterValue for the ReportDocument control. Then bind it to the crystal report viewer with the .ReportSource property on the CrystalReportViewer control.

The .FileName needs to be the full path to the .rpt file (if you are doing this in a PC project, it might be located in a different location for your users than the developer machine. You'll have to determine how to point to it based on how you deploy your project).

Hope this helps.