Sql server connecton adding (settings) with connection

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I am working with RDLC Reports in C#. When I am creationg a dataconnection it is adding "(settings)" With my connecton name. Ex:inventoryDBConnection(Settings). So I am unable to create reports.Showing error that inventoryDBdataset not found. But dataset with that name only I created using with that only I created report also. That dataset name is default name created by system.

What I have tried:

I tried With new form there it is ok and connection also showing with out "settings" and report also coming and there also inventoryDBdataset only. Problem is coming in my project only.

Posted 5-Jun-17 22:45pm

vijay_bale

Updated 6-Jun-17 10:21am

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RickZeeland 6-Jun-17 4:54am

Maybe you need another version of SQL Server installed ?

vijay_bale 6-Jun-17 5:02am

From the begining of the project maybe 3 months back I installed only sql2016 and I created database in this sqlserver only.

vijay_bale 6-Jun-17 5:04am

Why it is showing like that in my project only. If I take new form out of my project then reports are coming. problem here only.

RickZeeland 6-Jun-17 8:53am

What version of Visual Studio are you using ?

vijay_bale 8-Jun-17 2:38am

I am using visual studio community 2015

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2017-06-06T10:21:00

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Maybe you can try Binding .rdlc Reports to a ReportViewer at runtime, see the article here: Binding DataSet and Generic *.rdlc Reports to a ReportViewer at Runtime[^]

Posted 6-Jun-17 10:21am

RickZeeland