Reports in ASP.NET

Rashmi_Karnam

Hi, I am working on generating reports for one of the data entry project using ASP.NET. Data Entry Project has huge data which runs in lakhs. When i load these 1 lakh data in reports it takes much time to load and consume more memory. Is there any faster way to load huge data on reports. Which type of reports is good to handle this type of huge data. Like(Creating reports using Crystal Report/ Infragistic Controls /....). Need a suggesstion soon, as i need to start working on this as soon as possible. Thanks & Regards, :confused:

Rashmi.M.K

Christian Graus

lakh is not an english word, I only know what it means because it's used here so often. There's no other answer. Lots of data takes longer than less data. It's possible that you're doing calculations you could cache, etc, but with the info you've given, the answer is that it's impossible to say, but any way of doing it faster involves a faster PC, or some sort of shortcut.

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David Mujica

Does this mean, "A lakh (Hindi: लाख) (also written lac) is a unit in the Indian numbering system equal to one hundred thousand (100,000; 105)" ? My only suggestion would be to develop an asynchronous reporting architecture where a background process creates the report and notifies the user when the report is complete. Something like a "Report Sever".

AndyInUK

yes it is .. n lac is an english term but not used outside india i reckon.

saanj

Large data always causes performance headache. You can use SQL Server Reporting Services and may concentrate to optimize the process to pick and bind data (I am talking about SQL Queries).

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Rashmi_Karnam

thanks for all who has replyed... saanj, i think this is the option where i can see the possibility. thanks for ur suggestion. :)

Rashmi.M.K

saanj

Yes you may start with SSRS. All the best. :)

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