Web Forms :: ReportViewer / Sending Error The 'OrderID' Parameter Is Missing A Value?
Nov 2, 2010
I have a website that I am trying to configure the ReportViewer for. I need to be able to pass the parameter by way of a querystring. I have setup the report, the datasource and everything functions as it should when I hard code the parameter value. However, when I create a querystring on a separate page, the report displays the error:
The 'OrderID' parameter is missing a value
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