I also did this WebForms version that provides a couple more features and pulls its data from an MSSQL database. The first view is of the options page, and the second shows one of the result pages.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
ASP.NET MVC 4 Reporting Site
Recently I've been working on preparing some views into our data that can both be easily accessed and customized by the user, and the data easily updated by the project administrator. I've prepared a few internal webform and MVC websites using the Entity Framework and Linq-to-SQL. Here is a screen shot of the Linq-to-SQL site that supports paging, filtering, and sorting of data stored in a MSSQL database.
I also did this WebForms version that provides a couple more features and pulls its data from an MSSQL database. The first view is of the options page, and the second shows one of the result pages.
I also did this WebForms version that provides a couple more features and pulls its data from an MSSQL database. The first view is of the options page, and the second shows one of the result pages.
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