Use SqlDataSource SelectCommand xml element instead xml attribute - it allows to write complex sql requests in any tool and just put it into xml without changes and have it well-formatted and readable:

So, instead of

save it as

or even

WebReportDesigner (Blazor) - permission to restrict "Build new data connections" and allow to use only "Select from existing data connections".

It isn't required, but would be nice have button "Test connection" in the bottom enabled to verify predefined connection

When I drag a data field from a DataSource component to the Report details section in the Standalone Report Designer, the Report > DataSource property is set automatically to the corresponding DataSource component.

In the Web Report Designer, when I drag a data field, the Report > DataSource property remains empty, and the Preview shows an empty report. It would be very helpful the same functionality to be introduced also in the Web Designer.

When the report contains SVG images with Arc segments, the rendering with Skia may result in the following exception:

Telerik.ReportDesigner.Net Error: 0 : System.InvalidOperationException: Invalid image data.
 ---> Telerik.Drawing.Skia.Exceptions.SkiaNotSupportedException: Exception of type 'Telerik.Drawing.Skia.Exceptions.SkiaNotSupportedException' was thrown.
   at Telerik.Drawing.Skia.Drawing2D.GraphicsPath.AddArc(RectangleF rect, Single startAngle, Single sweepAngle)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgRectangle.Path(ISvgRenderer renderer)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgVisualElement.Render(ISvgRenderer renderer, Boolean renderFilter)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgVisualElement.Render(ISvgRenderer renderer)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgRectangle.Render(ISvgRenderer renderer)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgElement.RenderChildren(ISvgRenderer renderer)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgElement.Render(ISvgRenderer renderer)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgFragment.Render(ISvgRenderer renderer)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgDocument.Draw(ISvgRenderer renderer, ISvgBoundable boundable)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Svg.SvgDocument.Draw(Int32 rasterWidth, Int32 rasterHeight)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Processing.Imaging.SvgImageItem.CreateBitmapImage(RadSvgImage svg, Size targetSizePx)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Processing.Imaging.SvgImageItem.DrawImage(RadSvgImage svg, CreateImageContext context)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Processing.Imaging.SvgImageItem.CreateImageCore(CreateImageContext context)
   at Telerik.Reporting.Processing.Imaging.ImageItemBase.CreateImage(CreateImageContext context)

If I set both the "EnableAccessibility" and "ViewerRenderToolTips" device info settings to true, the generated PDF document is corrupted.

When importing a report with the Standalone Report Designer for .NET, if the report or its items use report events, they are not automatically imported into the TRDP file.

It is currently necessary to manually type the method names in the corresponding properties in the report designer.

Hi Support team,

On ServerSide, when using a CultureInfo, with a NumberSeperator different then '.', e.g. CultrerInfo("de-DE"), it is not possible to Save a report.

It seems it is internally converted to a string based value and gets the different seperator and than can not be casted/converted back to double.

Best regards

Alexander Schneider

System Development | Loy & Hutz Solutions GmbH

Steps To Reproduce:

1. Install Reporting.
2. Go to \Tools folder.
3. Start DatabaseCacheConfigurator.exe
4. Leave the first combobox to 'Create engine viewers/cache database'
5. Paste a valid connection string in the textbox below, e.g. Data Source=.\sqlexpress;Initial Catalog=AdventureWorks;Integrated Security=True
6. Click on Create Schema or Clear Cache Data.

Expected behavior: The function is executed

Actual behavior: A message saying "Operation could destabilize the runtime." is shown.

I have projects on .NET Core and I want to use the System.Text.Json serializer that is the new default, but reporting relies on Newtonsoft.Json.

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ADMIN EDIT

There are two approaches that can be taken right now to solve this:

OPTION 1: define separate endpoints (services, projects) for the different tasks - they can still use the same database layer through a shared project, depending on the architecture you have. This would let you have separated services with the appropriate serializers without custom attributes and code (see below). For example, create a separate project for the reporting REST services.

OPTION 2: add some custom decoration on the endpoints so you can choose which serializer is used on each, you can find some examples here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59650907/how-to-configure-two-json-serializers-and-select-the-correct-one-based-on-the-ro - the point being to register a serializer depending on the endpoint based on your own code rather than let the framework put one in for all endpoints.

NOTE: This would be a breaking change.

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This is related to Ticket ID 1699907.

Currently, the WinForm report viewer fetches configuration (specifically the connection string for any named connection strings defined in reports) directly from appsettings.json, however, it would be useful if the report viewer could take into account an injected IConfiguration since there are scenarios where the configuration may not exist in appsettings.json or a preferred or more up to date user selected value has been added to the configuration from a different source (such as a userSettings.json or secrets.json).

Some background of my use case:

At the moment it's only possible to have your reports in old-fashioned projects.

It should be possible to add/design reports to SDK-style projects. That should work no matter what target framework is (.NET Core, .NET Standard or .NET Framework).

Currently, the only way to set ObjectDataSource parameters as nullable is by typing this manually in the `DataType` property as follows:

Consider allowing to do this through the "Edit Parameters" dialog:

I use an approved government font for the reports. I have specified it in the `privateFonts` option of the report engine configuration. However, on Linux, it is not picked up during rendering. In FontForge, the font shows the following warning:

On Windows, it causes no issues.

I am rendering reports locally using the report processor. When I use the RenderReport method after processing MS Office Documents and PDF files with the Spire. Office, it causes the text of the report rendered with Telerik Reporting to get truncated:

using Telerik.Reporting;

Spire.Doc.Document document = new Spire.Doc.Document();

var wordDocPath = "./wordtest.docx";
var pdfFilePath = System.IO.Path.Combine("../../../", "wordtest.pdf");

document.LoadFromFile(wordDocPath);

Spire.Doc.ToPdfParameterList toPdf = new Spire.Doc.ToPdfParameterList();
//toPdf.AutoFitTableLayout = true;
document.SaveToFile(pdfFilePath, toPdf);
document.Close();

var reportProcessor = new Telerik.Reporting.Processing.ReportProcessor();
var reportPackager = new ReportPackager();

string sourceReportFile = "./Static Broken CSU Analysis.trdp"; ;

using (var sourceStream = System.IO.File.OpenRead(sourceReportFile))
{
    var report = (Report)reportPackager.UnpackageDocument(sourceStream);

    var deviceInfo = new System.Collections.Hashtable();

    var reportSource = new InstanceReportSource();

    reportSource.ReportDocument = report;

    Telerik.Reporting.Processing.RenderingResult result = reportProcessor.RenderReport("PDF", reportSource, deviceInfo);


    if (!result.HasErrors)
    {
        string fileName = result.DocumentName + "." + result.Extension;
        string filePath = System.IO.Path.Combine("../../../", fileName);

        using (System.IO.FileStream fs = new System.IO.FileStream(filePath, System.IO.FileMode.Create))
        {
            fs.Write(result.DocumentBytes, 0, result.DocumentBytes.Length);
        }
    }
}

If I comment out the section that is converting the totally unrelated word file to pdf and run it again, it does not clip.