Subreport processing event is not getting fired in RDLC report

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Hello friends,
Subreport processing event is not getting fired in RDLC report so could any1 can help me for working this out.
Thanks in advance

Posted 8-May-12 0:23am

SantoshRohinSantosh

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MarqW 8-May-12 8:32am

Can you show us your code to loading the report in the first place? Can you process any reports that don't consume sub-reports?

Sandeep Mewara 8-May-12 10:59am

Can you add more details on the same? How are you trying to do it? How do you know it's not being fired?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-05-08T08:55:00

Check your subreport parameters. If a parameter condition fails, the subreport is not loaded. Also check Visual Studio trace output, it shows which parameter causes the error.

In order to perform a quick check, set all subreport parameters to allow null.

It did the trick to understand why I get a null value instead of the expected one.