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ASP.NET charts and reports

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    I have been using VS built-in Crystal Reports and datagrids for reporting of our SQL Server data, but not so satisfied with it. I'm now looking at alternatives. Do any of you have any experience/advice on products like Dundas/ChartFx/Infragistics/ComponentOne Studio? Thanks, Paul

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      I have been using VS built-in Crystal Reports and datagrids for reporting of our SQL Server data, but not so satisfied with it. I'm now looking at alternatives. Do any of you have any experience/advice on products like Dundas/ChartFx/Infragistics/ComponentOne Studio? Thanks, Paul

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      basementman
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      Nope, wrote my own charting library (in unmanaged C++). It could be made available for a starting point for you, if you wanted it.  onwards and upwards...

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        I have been using VS built-in Crystal Reports and datagrids for reporting of our SQL Server data, but not so satisfied with it. I'm now looking at alternatives. Do any of you have any experience/advice on products like Dundas/ChartFx/Infragistics/ComponentOne Studio? Thanks, Paul

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        Check out our Microsoft Stockfeed - it uses the Dundas Chart for .NET. It's fast, easy to setup, has all the bells and whistles and has the best VS.NET designer support I've seen. One thing that I do appreciate about it is that it doesn't need any registration due to it being fully managed - just copy the DLLs into the bin/ dir and off you go (makes it easy when you have 6 web servers :)) cheers, Chris Maunder

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