I am working on a SQl Server Report Services project, and some code is required for the generated report. It seems that all expressions should be in VB.NET , and I was wondering if there is a “simple” way to switch this to C # it would be useful.
EDIT:
Well, I decided to move my code to another C # assembly that follows templates like this example.
This is VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), not VB.NET, so it is not .NET, it is a built-in scripting language. Therefore, I would expect that there is no way to switch to C #.
, VBScript (): OregonGhost VBA, , VBScript), VB.NET( ). #, , .
The short answer is no. And the language, as described in my MSDN, is not really VB.NET, but Visual Basic
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