>>Sure, I understand.
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>>I don't go to one specific site, as there are multiple sites out there.
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>>You mentioned you were using SQL Server and ASP.NET and MM.NET. Are you looking to build a reporting solution for a client, or for your own education?
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>>Also, which version of .NET are you using?
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>>Tracy gave you some good sites for the report viewer control. You might also want to follow Teo Lachev's blog - he's an SSRS author and a very good one.
>>http://www.prologika.com/
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>This is actually for a project I am doing for a client, but because I am learning while doing it I am not charging very much. As for the version of .Net I thought it was 3.5, but I realised recently that it seems to be 2.0 (based on some error messages I got). But I don't have a problem switching to 3.5 once it is easily done (I am using VS 2008 in case that makes a difference).
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>Thanks for the link, I'll check that out too.

If someone with search capabilities is willing to do so, I remember posting example links (tutorials) here at one time (it may have been another forum but I think it was here)....

There are plenty of asp.net examples out there. For example, this one is in 2.0 and VS2005:
http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/30610/0/page/2
http://odetocode.com/Articles/128.aspx

in local mode:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/webforms/ReportViewer.aspx

Basics and then the 2nd is Binding Data:
http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/ASP.NET/Designing-and-Developing-Reports-in-ASPNET-20/
http://www.aspfree.com/c/a/ASP.NET/Binding-Data-to-the-ReportViewer-Control-Dynamically-in-ASPNET-20/

Update: looking over those links, I think the overview of the reportviewer control (in previous message) and the last two here are good places to start for you given your end goal...)