Reporting Services and Programming - Learning SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 - page 409

ReportViewer control
In Chapter 2 , SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 Projects with Visual Studio 2012 ,
we have seen the use of ReportViewer controls—one for the Web and the other
for the desktop implemented to display reports that were processed locally as
well as remotely on the Report Server. However, we just made use of the graphic
user interface of the ReportViewer. In the Hands-on exercise 8.3 - using URL access
and ReportViewer controls with web applications section, we will write the code to
one of them. The code for ReportViewer for Windows forms follows similar lines.
The last section of the code in the Hands-on exercise 8.3 - using URL access and
ReportViewer controls with web applications section uses a ReportViewer control
to display a report. You will also need to add a ScriptManager control to make
use of the ReportViewer control, as Silverlight is used in displaying the report.
We have used ReportViewer1.Visible to display the ReportViewer with the
report, but we can include many other properties of the ReportViewer control as
in this intellisense drop-down menu (or alternately from Visual Studio's object
browser).