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[VB.NET] Object Data Sources


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Hi All,

I'm trying to use Object Data Sources to provide data to a Microsoft Report Viewer object. However I can't seem to find a good tutorial on how exactly to create an Object Data Source in VB.NET

I was wondering if anyone could provide an example or point me in the direction of a tutorial?

Regardz :)

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  Benjo85au said:
All incredibly helpful links mate. The first I had found on my own but seemed to be little use as I had trouble converting the code from C# to VB. But I'll have a crack with the other two. Very much appreciated!!

Regardz :)

Glad that i was able to help....

For further queries do let us know :yes:

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  Benjo85au said:
All incredibly helpful links mate. The first I had found on my own but seemed to be little use as I had trouble converting the code from C# to VB. But I'll have a crack with the other two. Very much appreciated!!

Regardz :)

These links may help with that:

http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=comp...=&form=QBLH

http://www.harding.edu/fmccown/vbnet_csharp_comparison.html

I found it incredibly useful to begin programming in C#... basically VB.NET but structured way differently.

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  Benjo85au said:
All incredibly helpful links mate. The first I had found on my own but seemed to be little use as I had trouble converting the code from C# to VB. But I'll have a crack with the other two. Very much appreciated!!

Regardz :)

just use : http://kamalpatel.net/convertcsharp2vb.aspx

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Thanks all for the help. This has proved incredibly helpful. I now face a final issue though. I am trying to create a chart using Microsoft Report Viewer that has 2 points for the same category. So for instances I want the following points: (0,0) (0,6) (1,6) (1,7). I cannot find a chart option to allow me to do this and have them connected by lines.

Regardz :)

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