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    Hi All, I have an rdl file as part of my solution, when I try to open it or edit it, it is opening in xml format, is there any way that I can open and edit this file, as I was working on Crystal Reports I was just able to open and make the header name changes, query changes and etc there itself and save the report that was reflecting there. Is there anything similar here in SSRS because I want to edit the report and the xml format isn't much useful, any help like a code snippet, a link or suggestion would be greatly helpful. Thanks in advance.

    Thanks & Regards, Abdul Aleem Mohammad St Louis MO - USA

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      Hi All, I have an rdl file as part of my solution, when I try to open it or edit it, it is opening in xml format, is there any way that I can open and edit this file, as I was working on Crystal Reports I was just able to open and make the header name changes, query changes and etc there itself and save the report that was reflecting there. Is there anything similar here in SSRS because I want to edit the report and the xml format isn't much useful, any help like a code snippet, a link or suggestion would be greatly helpful. Thanks in advance.

      Thanks & Regards, Abdul Aleem Mohammad St Louis MO - USA

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      Hi GO TO DATA SET -------->>> Rightclick------------>>>>>>> GO TO EDIT--------->>>> Whole QUERY You can change. As per your requirement . You can change your reports.

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        Hi All, I have an rdl file as part of my solution, when I try to open it or edit it, it is opening in xml format, is there any way that I can open and edit this file, as I was working on Crystal Reports I was just able to open and make the header name changes, query changes and etc there itself and save the report that was reflecting there. Is there anything similar here in SSRS because I want to edit the report and the xml format isn't much useful, any help like a code snippet, a link or suggestion would be greatly helpful. Thanks in advance.

        Thanks & Regards, Abdul Aleem Mohammad St Louis MO - USA

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        Chris Quinn
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        Open it in Visual Studio with the MSSQL Business Intelligence addons - create a new report project and add the .rdl file

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          Open it in Visual Studio with the MSSQL Business Intelligence addons - create a new report project and add the .rdl file

          ========================================================= I'm an optoholic - my glass is always half full of vodka. =========================================================

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          Thanks buddies I got it.

          Thanks & Regards, Abdul Aleem Mohammad St Louis MO - USA

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