How to change the language settings of an rdl

Hi,

Can we change the language settings for a report by modifying the rdl code?

For example:- If my report is in English US, how do I change it to English UK?

Thanks in advance

Hi

In Solution Explorer Right Click on the Report for which you want to change the language and select "View Code".

In the Code that opened search for "Language" there you can change the language

how to change language code of client executing the report dynamic?

Our customer want to use a different language type of his Regional option.
So the datetime type at the Parameter Bar of reporting service could
no show as stander code. (For example short date of his Regional is
2000.1.1 but he want to show as 1.1.2000 when he click the calendor
@.Parameter Bars and he refuse to change his regional options)He shouldn't have to change his regional params.
On the report just set the 'language' to '=User!Language' (this is available
in the Globals in the expression editor)
If you wish to add specific formatting on a cell or other item you can still
do this.
See the follow for this and other best practices:
scroll down to "93" to see my poin
http://www.ssw.com.au/ssw/Standards/Rules/RulesToBetterSQLReportingServices.aspx
"lieshengren" wrote:
> Our customer want to use a different language type of his Regional option.
> So the datetime type at the Parameter Bar of reporting service could
> no show as stander code. (For example short date of his Regional is
> 2000.1.1 but he want to show as 1.1.2000 when he click the calendor
> @.Parameter Bars and he refuse to change his regional options)
>
>
>

how to change "Default language for user" for Instance name? (with regedit or other method

Hi all,
how to change "Default language for user" for Instance name? (with regedit
or other method?)
I want to change other language for my default language for user option
programaticly (in setup program)
ThanxAt the instance level you use sp_configure 'default language' specifying the
langid you want (this value can be obtained from the syslanguages table in
master)
--
HTH,
Jasper Smith (SQL Server MVP)
http://www.sqldbatips.com
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> Hi all,
> how to change "Default language for user" for Instance name? (with regedit
> or other method?)
> I want to change other language for my default language for user option
> programaticly (in setup program)
>
> Thanx
>|||Thank you very much
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> Hi all,
> how to change "Default language for user" for Instance name? (with regedit
> or other method?)
> I want to change other language for my default language for user option
> programaticly (in setup program)
>
> Thanx
>

How to call a UDF from expression language?

How to call a UDF from expression language?
(This should help work around the lack of reusability in SSIS, and also the problem that the validator doesn't understand length limits, and I have an incorrect validation warning beause the parse doesn't understand REPLICATE correctly, AFAICT.)
You can't do this Perry.

I dare say extensibility of the expression language is on the cards for the next version.

-Jamie