Hi
I have a button in vb calling crsytal reports 9 . These reports are opening in cr viewer. I have an access database secured with a password. I can open the report but when I go to enter new parameters in the cr viewer, I get this error.
"LOGON FAILED"
Details: DAO Error Code 0xbd7
Source: Dao.Workspace
Description: Not a valid Password
Im lost on this one and I would be grateful for some help.
Thanks!!Hello,
This is in C#, I thing it can help you :
crystalReportDocument1.DataSourceConnections[0].SetConnection(SERVER, Database, "USERNAME", "YOUR PASSWORD"); crystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = crystalReportDocument1;
I use Microsoft Access file, so I left the Username blank, and for Server and Database put the new path to my .mdb file.
I hope it helps.
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Customizing Report Viewer Webpart of SQL Reporting Services in integration mode in MOSS200
Hi All,
I do have a question about the report viewer web part in SharePoint 2007 /
SharePoint Services 3.0. We like to have a custom report parameter section,
is it possible to modify or extend the SharePoint Report Viewer web part? Or
do we have to create one ourselves. If so, have can we do that, how does the
webpart technically work.. I need some hints on how to start.If I wrote my
own Report Viewer webpart, how must it connect to the Report List web part
etc?
Kind regards,Petersee this at :
http://blogs.sqlxml.org/bryantlikes/articles/628.aspx
Not sure whether its has a parameter section
But this one should have at : http://aspalliance.com/729
Hope that helps
Patrick
"Peter Bons" <Peter@.giessen.nl> wrote in message
news:EE1C71F9-931C-48F8-A916-613F2AABD5C5@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> I do have a question about the report viewer web part in SharePoint 2007 /
> SharePoint Services 3.0. We like to have a custom report parameter
> section, is it possible to modify or extend the SharePoint Report Viewer
> web part? Or do we have to create one ourselves. If so, have can we do
> that, how does the webpart technically work.. I need some hints on how to
> start.If I wrote my own Report Viewer webpart, how must it connect to the
> Report List web part etc?
> Kind regards,
>|||As far as I can tell, the Report Viewer web part simply creates an IFRAME
and creates a URL to render the report within it.
It implements the web part interface that allows it to accept connections
and when you connect the Report List web part to it, it gets the report name
from the Report List web part to use in creating the URL.
Creating your own Report Viewer web part should be fairly simple. You just
need to build a URL and render it in the IFRAME. There are examples of this
on the web - I think one was referenced in another post.
The options you can set in a URL can be found here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152835.aspx
"Peter Bons" <Peter@.giessen.nl> wrote in message
news:EE1C71F9-931C-48F8-A916-613F2AABD5C5@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> I do have a question about the report viewer web part in SharePoint 2007 /
> SharePoint Services 3.0. We like to have a custom report parameter
> section, is it possible to modify or extend the SharePoint Report Viewer
> web part? Or do we have to create one ourselves. If so, have can we do
> that, how does the webpart technically work.. I need some hints on how to
> start.If I wrote my own Report Viewer webpart, how must it connect to the
> Report List web part etc?
> Kind regards,
>
I do have a question about the report viewer web part in SharePoint 2007 /
SharePoint Services 3.0. We like to have a custom report parameter section,
is it possible to modify or extend the SharePoint Report Viewer web part? Or
do we have to create one ourselves. If so, have can we do that, how does the
webpart technically work.. I need some hints on how to start.If I wrote my
own Report Viewer webpart, how must it connect to the Report List web part
etc?
Kind regards,Petersee this at :
http://blogs.sqlxml.org/bryantlikes/articles/628.aspx
Not sure whether its has a parameter section
But this one should have at : http://aspalliance.com/729
Hope that helps
Patrick
"Peter Bons" <Peter@.giessen.nl> wrote in message
news:EE1C71F9-931C-48F8-A916-613F2AABD5C5@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> I do have a question about the report viewer web part in SharePoint 2007 /
> SharePoint Services 3.0. We like to have a custom report parameter
> section, is it possible to modify or extend the SharePoint Report Viewer
> web part? Or do we have to create one ourselves. If so, have can we do
> that, how does the webpart technically work.. I need some hints on how to
> start.If I wrote my own Report Viewer webpart, how must it connect to the
> Report List web part etc?
> Kind regards,
>|||As far as I can tell, the Report Viewer web part simply creates an IFRAME
and creates a URL to render the report within it.
It implements the web part interface that allows it to accept connections
and when you connect the Report List web part to it, it gets the report name
from the Report List web part to use in creating the URL.
Creating your own Report Viewer web part should be fairly simple. You just
need to build a URL and render it in the IFRAME. There are examples of this
on the web - I think one was referenced in another post.
The options you can set in a URL can be found here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152835.aspx
"Peter Bons" <Peter@.giessen.nl> wrote in message
news:EE1C71F9-931C-48F8-A916-613F2AABD5C5@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> I do have a question about the report viewer web part in SharePoint 2007 /
> SharePoint Services 3.0. We like to have a custom report parameter
> section, is it possible to modify or extend the SharePoint Report Viewer
> web part? Or do we have to create one ourselves. If so, have can we do
> that, how does the webpart technically work.. I need some hints on how to
> start.If I wrote my own Report Viewer webpart, how must it connect to the
> Report List web part etc?
> Kind regards,
>
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