I checked the history of questions, hit Google and other results, and am still completely puzzled by C # reportViewer. It seems that he only wants to work with "typed" datasets. As many other people asked, and I did not see real answers, maybe a new post will pull something new.
In its simplest form, I have a business object that executes a query from a database. I know what the resulting columns are, and I want it to connect to a specific report that is properly “formatted” as I need, unlike a simple column dump.
Since the query returns a "DataTable" object, but no known columns are "typed", I am closed.
As mentioned in other posts, if I have a system of 200 + tables, more than 400 views and more than 200 stored procedures, I do not want to enter everything. Especially if I make a NEW query, which is the result of separate tables associated with some new stored procedure.
It will not be easy to make a report. If I type the column or SUM (), COUNT () incorrectly or something is wrong, this is my mistake, but at least let me get the untyped table into the report.
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