Overview
Hi Friends! This is fourth article of the series Getting Started With SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS). In previous three articles we learned following
- How to create Simple Report using SQL Server Reporting Services?
- How to show data in Table Control from database?
- How to create parameterized reports?
- How to set visibility for report controls?
- How to show chart in reports?
For those who have not read previous articles they can read it from these links :
Getting Started With SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) – Part 1
Getting Started With SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) – Part 2
Getting Started With SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) – Part 3
Now, Some times we need to display data of multiple report into one single report. To achieve this instead of creating complete new report, all datasets we can use SubReport Control of SSRS to add multiple sub reports in a main single report. In this article we will learn how to use SubReport Control in our report to reduce our designing and development work. I hope if you are reading all articles of this series then you are almost used to with my Report Project 1 Solution.
So let’s start with our previous Report Server Project 1 Solution.
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