Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Write Back Data Prototype

This is the first post on Reporting Services on the blog, and as usual this is not a routine concept but a customized requirement from client.


The objective of the SSRS project here is to first generate a SSRS 2008 report, something like below:

1. Report Design:

The below is a report displaying the client information like ID, Name and City. Along with the actual data we have a dummy column which is linked to a URL, which is a GUI to change the data that inherits on the database.

 2. Report on Report Server:
The below is a shot of report which is deployed on to Report Server.

3. Customized URL:

The below is a customized URL to make changes to the data, which will be inherited on the database.
This has to be designed in ASP.Net project which has to be linked with SSRS.



4. Report and URL integration:

The below screen shot demonstrates a new window pop-up rises, when the Link for a row is clicked. The new window will pop-up with the existing data. The user can now make changes in the editable textboxes and click on UPDATE. Once it is clicked that will make changes to the data in the database.


5. Enhancements:

When user makes changes and clicks on UPDATE button, it should do two operations.
v  It should update the data in the database. (It is accomplished already in the present version of code)
v It should refresh the report page so that the changed data appears instantly. (Got to work on this tomorrow with the developer) 


This in one simple example of the integration of ASP.Net and SSRS. Hope this is useful!!






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