problem with Microsoft report view

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I have a problem with Microsoft report viewer
I have a database hosted in localhost through Sqlserver 2005 and I want to make a report about it using report viewer through VS 2008
When I tried this and make the report form as a main startup form it works fine and the report displayed with the right data fine
When I tried to make a normal start up form that has a button, this button's function is to show a report form and display the report in this form
When I tried this the program is closed when it tries to open the report form
When I debug it I found that when it reach the code line that refresh the report the program is terminated
The code of the button in the startup form is:

C#

Displayreport  Ldisplay = new Displayreport ();//Displayreport is the form //of the report
Ldisplay.Show();//show the form

And the code in the constractor of the form is:

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this.DataTable1TableAdapter.Fill(this.DataSet1.DataTable1, client_ID);
this.reportViewer1.RefreshReport(); //here the program is terminated

[edit]Code blocks added - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 29-Feb-12 0:21am

Eng_Nour

Updated 3-Mar-12 23:44pm

OriginalGriff

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ZurdoDev 2-Mar-12 11:01am

I am having a hard time understanding what the issue is.

Uday P.Singh 4-Mar-12 5:22am

not clear! what is the problem with "Microsoft report view"?

OriginalGriff 4-Mar-12 5:45am

When you improve your question, try to preserve the code blocks that have been added for you - they make the code easier to spot, and to read.
You can insert these yourself, using the "code" widget or by wrapping the code in "pre" tags.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-03-03T23:51:00

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From that? Not a lot we can do.
The best suggestion I can come up with is that you run this through the debugger, and set it to catch all exceptions.
Hopefully, the report viewer is throwing one that is no handled, and that is what is terminating the app.

If you look on the VS menu bar, under "Debug" is "Exceptions" Tick every box in the dialog, and press OK, then run through the debugger and see if you get anything.

Posted 3-Mar-12 23:51pm

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Eng_Nour 4-Mar-12 6:14am

Thank you for reply.
i do what you suggest but unfortunately it doesn't work any Exceptions
i checked all the radio buttons of Exceptions under thrown and it is by default the radio buttons under user-unhandled are checked

and then i tried to debug and check if the program throw an exception but the program terminate without any exception in run and debug

OriginalGriff 4-Mar-12 6:45am

Then sorry, but there isn't a lot we can do. There is just not enough info there to locate anything, and it is difficult to see how much (and what) extra info would help.

I suggest that you have a look at the dataset before and after the Fill and see if it is widely different, and try removing bits of code until the problem goes away! :laugh: At the least then you would have an idea what is causing it...