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1. Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11 install#
2. Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11 update#
3. Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11 upgrade#

My dll's are being referenced from project related lib folder and not from GAC. When I run the report from installation from test client machine ' Could n't load file or assembly ''. I am able to generate the report at dev environment. I have added, and for WPF based application. I am using RDLC, Reportviewer 2012 and visual studio 2013.

Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11 update#

(repeat this check for the other controls such as as well.Ĭonclusion So in short, if you use ReportViewer – either indirectly (like in SSMS) or directly (through custom applications developed using Visual Studio 2012) it is highly recommended to update your RTM ReportViewer 11.0 runtime to the latest version using the MSI from the. Your checkpoint is that the version of ReportViewer 2012 assembly under C: windows assembly GAC_MSIL 11.0.0.0_.

Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11 upgrade#

However, applying the above updated runtime MSI will upgrade the runtime to.

Test case In my tests, just applying SQL 2012 SP1 installation did NOT upgrade the runtime to. Normally this may not have much visible impact, but if you are like me, you may want to keep the runtime up to date due to the number of important fixes in such updated versions.

Microsoft Report Viewer Processing Object Model Version 11 install#

These should deploy a version for the file (and other files as well.) Now, here’s the ‘note from the field’ thing which you can only get from me If you just install SQL 2012 SP1 (without later running the above download) it does not seem to update the ReportViewer control. Note the ‘gotcha’ Now, the updated runtime release will deploy the equivalent of SQL 2012 SP1 binaries, so you get the latest and greatest bits! Right clicking on the assembly, and viewing the Details tab will give you the version of the DLL. FYI, you can view the ReportViewer 2012 assembly version at C: windows assembly GAC_MSIL 11.0.0.0_.

This blog post pertains more to the case where we installed ReportViewer through the normal SQL 2012 installer. The other shipping vehicle for the ReportViewer control is Visual Studio 2012. SQL 2012 installation deploys ReportViewer if the Management Tools are selected for installation.

Something which I have been waiting for a long time has finally been released! The ReportViewer 2012 redistributable RTM package is now! Deployment notes FYI, ReportViewer is used by Management Studio (SSMS), other utilities and also by any custom application which uses this to render local RDLC reports, or within a web application to view remotely rendered reports. These should deploy a version for the file (and other files as well.) Now. Microsoft Report Viewer 2012 update: a ‘gotcha’ to be aware of. Unable to run Vault reports, on execution of a report Vault client would crash with the below exception - 'Error Could not load file or assembly ', Version=11.0.0.0, Culture-neutral, PublicKeyToken=89845dcd8080cc91' or one of its dependencies.