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We have stored procedures written long ago with field names like [Ave Date]. These worked in VS2005 format. When we converted our reports to VS2015 format all went well that the dataset within the RDLC file had alias definitions with the underscore so the field would look like "Ave_Date".
If we then update the stored procedure and update the external dataset then try to refresh the dataset within the Ctl-Alt-D menu the fields are all of the form "Ave Date". This format fails two ways. First it is not CLS-Comliant (the error message) and they don't match the field names in the actual report which are in the "Ave_Date" format.
This looks like a bug in the refresh dataset function.
We are very concerned that we will have a problem with many reports and have a massive conversion to do.
Any help will be appreciated.
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If we then update the stored procedure and update the external dataset then try to refresh the dataset within the Ctl-Alt-D menu the fields are all of the form "Ave Date". This format fails two ways. First it is not CLS-Comliant (the error message) and they don't match the field names in the actual report which are in the "Ave_Date" format.
This looks like a bug in the refresh dataset function.
We are very concerned that we will have a problem with many reports and have a massive conversion to do.
Any help will be appreciated.
Continue reading...
