CRYSTAL REPORTS IN VISUAL STUDIO.NET 2003
Download Free Crystal Reports In Visual Studio.NET 2003.pdf This tutorial gives an introduction to creating Crystal reports in Visual Studio.Net 2003 and few of the features available in Crystal reports that can be used in customizing and displaying data. The first part of the tutorial deals with creating a simple report template or layout with basic functionalities using Crystal report tool in Visual Studio and the second part deals with integrating the report into an ASP.NET application.
- Create a new ASP.NET web project inside a .NET solution. To add the crystal report item right click on the project and do the following (Add New Item – > select Crystal Report -> Change the report name but without changing the extension .rpt).
- The next step is to create the report and add tables to it. The crystal report gallery allows you to choose from a wide variety of pre defined report options such as standard, cross tab, forms, sub reports, drill down reports. This example uses the standard report format. The screenshot for choosing the report type is shown below.
- After choosing the report type the next step is to select a data source for the report. A wide range of data sources such as OLE DB, ODBC, ADO.NET, XML etc. are available. Based on the application and requirement the data source can be selected. The example uses the oracle database in the following way (Select OLE DB connections->choose OLE DB provider for Oracle->Provide the following details service: oracle; username: your username; password: corresponding password).
- Once the data source is selected we can select the Tables from the schema (for e.g. here we select the tables form the schema srunokpn). The Tables are selected depending on the fields that must be displayed on the report. The table listing can be found by expanding the selected data source from the available data sources. One or more tables can be chosen to provide data for the report. The screenshot that shows how to select the table for a report is shown below.
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