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Jerry Boggess - 29 Jan 2006 20:10 GMT

Where can I check to see the default references set for an SSRS report? In a
standard VB project I have a references item if I right click on the
solution. In a standard VB proejct I can also use the Object Browser and
view the MySolution item. The reason I am asking is I was playing around
adding code to my report but when I attemted to add a referecne to the System
assembly I was told it was already part of the project.

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adolf garlic - 30 Jan 2006 13:04 GMT

just create a new reporting services project and then look (in solution
explorer) in the references folder.

If you can't see this folder, click on the button in the top of solution
explorer that says, "show all files", this should make it appear

> Where can I check to see the default references set for an SSRS report? In a
> standard VB project I have a references item if I right click on the
> solution. In a standard VB proejct I can also use the Object Browser and
> view the MySolution item. The reason I am asking is I was playing around
> adding code to my report but when I attemted to add a referecne to the System
> assembly I was told it was already part of the project.

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Jerry Boggess - 31 Jan 2006 00:13 GMT

Report Server projects do not give you a references folder. I think this is
the same for all Business Intelligence projects. I know VB projects give you
this folder but that is not what I am working on. I also know VB projects
allows you to see references using the Object Browser and looking at the
MySolution items but, again, Report Server projects do not provide this
information. Any additional help would be appreaciated. I guess I should
have mentioned I am using VS 2005.

> just create a new reporting services project and then look (in solution
> explorer) in the references folder.
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> > adding code to my report but when I attemted to add a referecne to the System
> > assembly I was told it was already part of the project.

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adolf garlic - 31 Jan 2006 09:09 GMT

apologies, i was in vs2005 doing a rs soap project and could see references.

try looking in the

xxxx.rptproj.user

file

> Report Server projects do not give you a references folder. I think this is
> the same for all Business Intelligence projects. I know VB projects give you
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> > > adding code to my report but when I attemted to add a referecne to the System
> > > assembly I was told it was already part of the project.

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