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Report Data Sources

React Report Viewer

The React Report Viewer seamlessly visualizes reports created using built-in business object collections or data processing extensions against any local/server database or data source.

What you can do with report data sources

Built-in data sources

Report Viewer supports the following built-in data source types:

  • Microsoft SQL Server and Azure SQL Database
  • SQL CE
  • Oracle
  • OLE DB, ODBC, and XML

List of built-in data sources supported in Report Viewer
Allows you to bind data from any business object data sources

Business object data sources

RDLC client reports can be rendered by consuming data from any data object implementing the IList, DataTable, or DataSet interfaces. To display data in the React Report Viewer, bind the DataSet, DataTable, or business objects that contain the data you need.

Custom data processing extensions

Connect to and retrieve your own data sources. The .NET Framework-compatible custom data processing extensions can be created using a data extension interface. With these, you can use any additional data sources like MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and others, or extend a built-in data source.

Connect to any data source using custom data processing extensions
Supports to display data sources from SSRS server

Embedded and shared data sources

  • Secure sources through hidden connection details.
  • Load shared data sources that are local or embedded in an application.
  • Connect data source with expression-based connection strings.

Embedded and shared data sets

  • Load the shared data set that is local or embedded in an application.
  • Use the shared data set in more than one report.
  • Show a report that uses a data set with filters, parameters, and user-defined fields and parameters.

Report Viewer supports displaying shared dataset from SSRS