RDLC migration issue

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Hi there,
I migrated visual studio framework 3.5 web site project to framework 4.0 web application, I have RDLC reports in that project. I cannot able to view the report in run time in the migrated version.

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1. I have two buttons in the report page.
2. In button one am assigning report data source, report path and all other required values to report viewer and setting the Report viewer visible property false.
3. In button two am just setting the visible property to true, but its not showing the report.
4. But everything is working fine in framework 3.5 website project.

Posted 6-Aug-12 23:58pm

Nathan2013

Updated 10-Sep-12 23:54pm

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Ganesh Nikam 7-Aug-12 7:05am

which version of report you are using?

Nathan2013 7-Aug-12 7:26am

Hi,
Am using version 10.0 (migrated from 3.5 to 4.0 framework).

Ganesh Nikam 8-Aug-12 0:26am

hey m asking about report version .If your using sql report 2005 then upgrade your report into Sql report 2008 compatible.

Nathan2013 8-Aug-12 1:23am

hi ganesh,
Am having reports within my .net application (as RDLC files) and I converted it to vs 2010 compatible. If this is not ur required answer, just give me a brief question.

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Kamalkant(kk) · Answer 1 · 2012-08-07T00:18:00

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Do some changes in IIS and set some property like to Classic.Net so that you can view the report.

Posted 7-Aug-12 0:18am

Kamalkant(kk)

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Nathan2013 7-Aug-12 6:44am

Hi,
Actually am not hosting it. Just running from solution.