Provides property options to pass or set report parameters default values at run-time using the parameters property. You can set the report parameters while creating the Report Viewer control in a application loaded.
In this tutorial, the
sales-order-dtail.rdl
report is used, and it can be downloaded from here.
Set the default value data to the Values
property and name of the report parameter to the Name
property.
The parameter name is case sensitive, it should be same as available in the report definition.
The following code example illustrates how to set report parameter in the script.
this.reportViewer.ReportLoaded += (sen, arg) =>
{
List<BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter> parameters = new List<BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter>();
BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter parameter = new BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter();
parameter.Name = "SalesOrderNumber";
parameter.Values = new List<string>() { "SO50756" };
parameters.Add(parameter);
this.reportViewer.SetParameters(parameters);
};
this.reportViewer.ReportPath = System.IO.Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, @"Resources\sales-order-detail.rdl");
this.reportViewer.RefreshReport();
Methods | Description |
---|---|
GetParameters | Returns the parameters that are used in the current report without the processed values. |
You can use the following code sample to get parameter names and set parameter default values.
this.reportViewer.ReportLoaded += (sen, arg) =>
{
var reportParameters = this.reportViewer.GetParameters();
List<BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter> parameters = new List<BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter>();
if (reportParameters != null)
{
foreach (var parameter in reportParameters)
{
parameters.Add(new BoldReports.Windows.ReportParameter()
{
Name = parameter.Name,
Values = new List<string>() { "SO50756" }
});
}
}
this.reportViewer.SetParameters(parameters);
};
this.reportViewer.ReportPath = System.IO.Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, @"Resources\sales-order-detail.rdl");
this.reportViewer.RefreshReport();