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What is RDLC?
RDLC (Report Definition Language Client-side) is a file format used by Microsoft's reporting tools, particularly in Visual Studio. It defines the layout and data source for reports that can be displayed in .NET applications. RDLC reports are processed client-side, meaning the report generation happens on the user's machine rather than on a server. This differs from RDL reports, which are processed server-side by SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS).
What other technologies are related to RDLC?
RDLC Competitor Technologies
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RDLC Complementary Technologies
LINQ
LINQ is a way to query the data that is used in the RDLC reports.
ASP.NET
ASP.NET can be used to host and render RDLC reports within web applications.
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Web Services
Web Services can be used as a data source for RDLC reports.
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Which job functions commonly mention RDLC?
Database Engineer
11 Database Engineer jobs mention RDLC
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Pharmacy Technician
17 Pharmacy Technician jobs mention RDLC
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Software Engineer
293 Software Engineer jobs mention RDLC
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Business Systems
43 Business Systems jobs mention RDLC
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Engineer
303 Engineer jobs mention RDLC
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Which organizations are mentioning RDLC?
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas
Finance and Insurance
GICON®-Großmann Ingenieur Consult GmbH
Professional Services
duisport - Duisburger Hafen AG
Transportation and Warehousing
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