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Hands-on exercise 2.7 - using Report Viewer
Control in the remote mode
Local processing is good for small reports and datasets. If they are big, you may take
a performance hit. It is therefore less scalable.

In remote processing, report server retrieves the data and processes the report,
whereas in the local mode only the report is processed. We use remote processing if
there are many users accessing the report, or if the report has a large amount of data.

For remote processing, you must have the report published
to a report server and display in your application, say a Web
page on a local server. This hands-on exercise shows how
you can display a server report on a Web page. In Chapter
10 , Applications Accessing Report Servers , you will see other
types of applications for viewing reports.

1. Use SSDT and create a report using the Report Server project and deploy

it to the Report Server. Here is an Employees.rdl report deployed to the
folder NwindEmployees on the Report Server:

2. In Visual Studio 2012, create an empty ASP.NET Website project

( NorthwindEmployees ) and add a Web page named Default.aspx .