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dynamically build reports during runtime

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    Are there any controls or 3rd party tools allowing a user to build on-demand reports from asp.net during runtime? My client is looking to somehow bypass SQL Server Reporting, and instead allow them to use a wizard within the website that will help them build reports. The reports are not necessarily tabular...they could contain group by information, etc... They would also like to save the reports and be able to launch them. I tried telerik.com but there product doesn't have this feature. I tend to think there isn't such a control out there that escapes the reporting designer that SSRS provides. The idea is to minimize the tight coupling of a report with the web application. If we decide to create reports #4, 5, and 6, (assume each report has their own parameters that they can accept), we wouldn't have to recompile the source code of the website. Thanks

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      Are there any controls or 3rd party tools allowing a user to build on-demand reports from asp.net during runtime? My client is looking to somehow bypass SQL Server Reporting, and instead allow them to use a wizard within the website that will help them build reports. The reports are not necessarily tabular...they could contain group by information, etc... They would also like to save the reports and be able to launch them. I tried telerik.com but there product doesn't have this feature. I tend to think there isn't such a control out there that escapes the reporting designer that SSRS provides. The idea is to minimize the tight coupling of a report with the web application. If we decide to create reports #4, 5, and 6, (assume each report has their own parameters that they can accept), we wouldn't have to recompile the source code of the website. Thanks

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      JV9999
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      Have a look at Powerpivot[^]. This allows you to create reports and stuff in excel. It's works very well!

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        Are there any controls or 3rd party tools allowing a user to build on-demand reports from asp.net during runtime? My client is looking to somehow bypass SQL Server Reporting, and instead allow them to use a wizard within the website that will help them build reports. The reports are not necessarily tabular...they could contain group by information, etc... They would also like to save the reports and be able to launch them. I tried telerik.com but there product doesn't have this feature. I tend to think there isn't such a control out there that escapes the reporting designer that SSRS provides. The idea is to minimize the tight coupling of a report with the web application. If we decide to create reports #4, 5, and 6, (assume each report has their own parameters that they can accept), we wouldn't have to recompile the source code of the website. Thanks

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        Can you please explain some that which type of report your client want. Thanks

        Atul Kumar

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