Showing posts with label addition. Show all posts
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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Custom functions

In the Reporting Services 2005, is it possible to introduce custom functions
in addition to all the built-in VB Script functions? Something similiar to
introducing assemble in T-SQL. Thanks, BingHi,
You can have two types of functions
1. Code in Report properties. which can be used across reports.
2. .Net Assembly so that you can write n no of functions and refer in your
reports.
So if you have a single function to be used across all reports. use first
otherwise second.
Amarnath
"Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> In the Reporting Services 2005, is it possible to introduce custom functions
> in addition to all the built-in VB Script functions? Something similiar to
> introducing assemble in T-SQL. Thanks, Bing|||Could you post a sample for using the Code in Report? Always wondering what
to do with it since it really looks like a free-entry box. Thanks!!
"Amarnath" wrote:
> Hi,
> You can have two types of functions
> 1. Code in Report properties. which can be used across reports.
> 2. .Net Assembly so that you can write n no of functions and refer in your
> reports.
> So if you have a single function to be used across all reports. use first
> otherwise second.
> Amarnath
> "Bing Bing Yu" wrote:
> > In the Reporting Services 2005, is it possible to introduce custom functions
> > in addition to all the built-in VB Script functions? Something similiar to
> > introducing assemble in T-SQL. Thanks, Bing