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From: Lothar Behrens on 7 May 2010 02:57 Hi, what can I do with visual studio 2008 standard regarding reports and what can I not do? When do I need a SQL Server 2008 developer license? I want to buy VS 2008 Std when I could create full client side business applications including client side reporting. Any hints? Thanks Lothar
From: Alberto Poblacion on 7 May 2010 03:43
"Lothar Behrens" <lothar.behrens(a)lollisoft.de> wrote in message news:fc1321ca-d038-4547-b7e9-c9f327f504a5(a)k19g2000yqm.googlegroups.com... > what can I do with visual studio 2008 standard regarding reports and > what can I not do? > > When do I need a SQL Server 2008 developer license? Visual Studio can design client-side report definitions (".rdlc"). You can use the ReportViewer control to display server-side reports (".rdl") that have already been designed in an existing Sql Server, or to diaplay client-side reports whose data are provided by your own program. You need a Sql server license if you want to use Business Intelligence Development Studio to design server-side reports (".rdl"). |