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Display Your Data Your Way with Custom Renderers for Reporting Services

Author: msdn.microsoft.com      Published: 6th Oct 2005     Visited: 1630 times 
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James Yip This article was based on Beta 2 of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and all information contained herein is subject to change. This article discusses: Introduction to SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services Architecture of Reporting Services renderer extensions Creating a customer report renderer Rendering a Reporting Services report into HTML This article uses the following technologies: SQL Server, Visual Basic Code download available at: CustomRenderers.exe (123KB) QL Server â ¢...n

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