But what about displaying images in Reports? We are required to provide an image type if we are to choose Database as our Image source.
This can be easily done if you an additional column of ImageName in your database alongside your Picture column. The ImageName should contain the proper extension of the image that was loaded into the database. A proper ImageName input, for example, is "megan-fox-is-a-dude.jpg".
On your Dataset query statement, include the following code:
SELECT Table.Column1, Table.Column2, Table.Column3, Table.Picture,
ISNULL(
CASE SUBSTRING(Table.ImageName,(LEN(Table.ImageName)-2),3)
WHEN 'jpg'
THEN 'image/jpeg'
ELSE 'image/' + SUBSTRING(Table.ImageName,LEN(Table.ImageName)-2,3)
END,'image/jpeg') as 'ImageExtension',
FROM Table
The CASE statement will give you the proper Image Extension based on the name of the Picture. If the Image column is NULL then it will provide a default MIMEType of 'image/jpeg' to avoid raising Errors - this is an important.
1.) Drag and drop Image to the Report Body.
2.) On the Image properties:
- set Value: =Fields!EmployeePicture.Value
- set MIMEType: =Fields!ImageExtenion.Value
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