RDLC Reporting Service - setting up query parameters - is this possible?

Hi, I have my RDLC report, called on a ReportViewer, which receives a parameter (id of a column to filter the data), and the report receives this parameter very well, however, I want to use the value of this parameter to a query parameter of the dataset. On VS2005 we can asociate data sets to a report, but not a report parameter to a query parameter...is there any way to make this work?

I've heard that this is not possible using client report and report viewer, as print button. If I use a server report, will I have the print button on my application available?If not, how can I present the report with the print button available?

Thanks a lot!

You must use a server report to use reporting services built in print functionality.

For the parameters, you can programaticallly declare an array of parameters and pass them to the report. The report has a parameter section in the report properties where you can map the parameters. Alternatively, you can use any "parameters" in the creation of your datasets and not pass any parameters to the report.

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dr_99:

You must use a server report to use reporting services built in print functionality.

For the parameters, you can programaticallly declare an array of parameters and pass them to the report. The report has a parameter section in the report properties where you can map the parameters. Alternatively, you can use any "parameters" in the creation of your datasets and not pass any parameters to the report.

Yes I'm sure about that, thanks a lot!Only one problem, on IE the print button appears, but on Firefox does not appear, has anyone ideia what can cause this?It is set to visible!Thanks!

RDLC Object datasource can't get System.Web through webform reportviewer

I am running an RDLC with a object datasource. In the object I try to
access System.Web.Httphandler to get the session, but it is nothing.
The reportviewer running my rdlc from a webform, and it seems as though
there is a setting or something to enable the object datasource access
to the session but I cannot figure it out.
Can someone help?Currently I get this error when it tries to access
System.Web.Httphandler.Current
Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.AspNetSessionExpiredException|||lotta typos today, I am accessing:
System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session("PhysicalWebPath")
and Current is Nothing|||This is not too surprising. The web control uses web services. I am not sure
it has a physical web path. What are you trying to determine?
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Greg" <gfricke@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> lotta typos today, I am accessing:
> System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Session("PhysicalWebPath")
> and Current is Nothing
>|||Just trying to grab a session value, so if its a web service that the
web control uses, is there an EnableSession true setting I cause use in
my object datasource like I do in a standard webservice to share the
session?|||Sorry, can't help you there. I have been using the winform control.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Greg" <gfricke@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Just trying to grab a session value, so if its a web service that the
> web control uses, is there an EnableSession true setting I cause use in
> my object datasource like I do in a standard webservice to share the
> session?
>|||On a side note, can I see these webservices? Like does it create a
asmx file or something I can connect to in IE for the object
datasources the reportviewer communicates with?|||The webservices are documented and you can use them yourself. Prior to 2005
people would (and still can) roll there own, not using the control. The
previous control (really a sample) used URL integration and so had some
difficulties.
In Books Online look for web services and you will see lots of
documentation.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Greg" <gfricke@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On a side note, can I see these webservices? Like does it create a
> asmx file or something I can connect to in IE for the object
> datasources the reportviewer communicates with?
>