Pass in a DataTable

VB 2005 to Report Services 2005
My project shows a datagrid populated by a datatable. When the user clicks
on Print Grid, I want to send the datatable to a report service report.
What is the code to call the report service report and to send the datagrid
to the report?
I created a separate project for my report, because it is deployed to a
different location than my application project.Hello Mike,
Sorry for the long delay because of your account expired issue.
I would like to know this issue more clear. What do you mean that you want
to send the datatable to the report?
Do you mean that you want the report to show the information of the
datatable?
What's the report type? Did you use a report viewer control in your
application and the report is a local report or the report is a remote
report which hosted in the Report Server?
If you are using the remote report, unfortunately, you could not send the
datatable as the report content to the repert.
My suggestion is that you need to combine the datatable with a table in
your database. And after your user modify the datatable, pass the data back
to the database and use the report to query the datatable to show the
information.
Hope this will be helpful and if anything unclear, please feel free to let
me know.
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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