No. Plain and simple. NAV passes the data set over to RDLC and then lets it run.
Now if you want to get crazy fancy, you could look at setting up NAV web services to expose codeunits with the functions you want to use and then look at whether you can access those through RDLC code (I have no idea as I've never done it).
Claus Lundstrøm | MVP | Senior Product Manager | Continia.com
I'm blogging here:http://mibuso.com/blogs/clausl and used to blog here: http://blogs.msdn.com/nav I'm also offering RDLC Report Training, ping me if you are interested. Thanks to the 700 NAV developers that have now already been at my training. You know you can always call if you have any RDLC report issues :-)
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Now if you want to get crazy fancy, you could look at setting up NAV web services to expose codeunits with the functions you want to use and then look at whether you can access those through RDLC code (I have no idea as I've never done it).
Without getting fancy though...the answer is no.
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I'm blogging here:http://mibuso.com/blogs/clausl and used to blog here: http://blogs.msdn.com/nav
I'm also offering RDLC Report Training, ping me if you are interested. Thanks to the 700 NAV developers that have now already been at my training. You know you can always call if you have any RDLC report issues :-)
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