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c#.net workiung with Sql server reporting service 2008

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    I am planning to generate 15 or more reports in sql server report server 2008. I want to Tie separate sql server reports and tie them together with a table of contents in a c#.net 2008 possiblu using a list viewer control or some other control. I will then then want to export these reports into an electronic format to email to users. Can I setup separate sql server report service files (rdls) and have the C#.NET application tie these files together? I am hoping I can export the reports to Word. Can you give me suggestions on how to accomplish this task?

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      I am planning to generate 15 or more reports in sql server report server 2008. I want to Tie separate sql server reports and tie them together with a table of contents in a c#.net 2008 possiblu using a list viewer control or some other control. I will then then want to export these reports into an electronic format to email to users. Can I setup separate sql server report service files (rdls) and have the C#.NET application tie these files together? I am hoping I can export the reports to Word. Can you give me suggestions on how to accomplish this task?

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      Do not spam the forums. Pick one and stick with it. Doing otherwise will just get you ignored. This has nothing to do with Web Development.


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        I am planning to generate 15 or more reports in sql server report server 2008. I want to Tie separate sql server reports and tie them together with a table of contents in a c#.net 2008 possiblu using a list viewer control or some other control. I will then then want to export these reports into an electronic format to email to users. Can I setup separate sql server report service files (rdls) and have the C#.NET application tie these files together? I am hoping I can export the reports to Word. Can you give me suggestions on how to accomplish this task?

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        Put the reports in a folder and use the SSRS web services to get the list of reports in the folder. Tutorial: Accessing the Report Server Web Service Using Visual Basic or Visual C#[^]

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          Put the reports in a folder and use the SSRS web services to get the list of reports in the folder. Tutorial: Accessing the Report Server Web Service Using Visual Basic or Visual C#[^]

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          1. Table of contents structure is avaialble from within a SSRS report 2) Don't feed the bears. The OP does not deserve to be replied to for violating the rules and edicate of the forums.

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