ReportExecutionService.LoadReportDefinition2 Method (Byte[], Warning )

Applies To: SQL Server 2016 Preview

Creates a report execution from a report definition supplied by the client.

Namespace:   ReportExecution2005
Assembly:  ReportExecution2005 (in ReportExecution2005.dll)

Syntax

public ExecutionInfo2 LoadReportDefinition2(
    byte[] Definition,
    out Warning[] warnings
)

public:
ExecutionInfo2^ LoadReportDefinition2(
    array<unsigned char>^ Definition,
    [OutAttribute] array<Warning^>^% warnings
)

member LoadReportDefinition2 : 
        Definition:byte[] *
        warnings:Warning[] byref -> ExecutionInfo2

Public Function LoadReportDefinition2 (
    Definition As Byte(),
    <OutAttribute> ByRef warnings As Warning()
) As ExecutionInfo2

Parameters

• Definition
  Type: System.Byte[]

  A byte stream containing the Report Definition Language (RDL) for the report.

• warnings
  Type: ReportExecution2005.Warning[]

  A collection of Warning objects containing warnings that may have occurred during report publishing.

Return Value

Type: ReportExecution2005.ExecutionInfo2

An ExecutionInfo2 object containing information for the report execution.

Remarks

The table below shows header and permissions information on this operation.

This method should be called prior to calling the Render2 method for a report.

The returned report execution will need to be processed before it is rendered. A new execution is created and the ExecutionInfo2 is returned with a new ExecutionID value.

Reports instantiated with the LoadReportDefinition2 method are temporary. They are not represented in the report server namespace, and are discarded when the server session expires.

Reports instantiated with the LoadReportDefinition2 method are not securable, and may not be shared with other users; the person who created the execution with LoadReportDefinition2 is the only user who may access them.

Subreports and data source references with relative paths are not supported using this method. However, absolute paths to catalog items can be used.

See Also

ReportExecutionService Class
ReportExecution2005 Namespace

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