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How to custom function into reportviewer

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    sir, How to register custom dll into report.rdlc(report viewer)? and how to custom function in to report.rdlc ? plz send me reply Thanks & Regards Lav Naphade

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      sir, How to register custom dll into report.rdlc(report viewer)? and how to custom function in to report.rdlc ? plz send me reply Thanks & Regards Lav Naphade

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      lav naphade wrote:

      How to register custom dll into report.rdlc(report viewer)? and how to custom function in to report.rdlc ?

      Answers to these questions can be found by reading the Reporting Services documentation[^]. BTW, this question has nothing to do with ASP.NET. The ReportViewer component only provides a means of presenting a report. All logic is contained in the report definition which is stored on the Report Server. Reporting Services questions should be asked in the SQL forum.

      Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

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