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I have been using this method for passing parameters to Reports (inherited code):
ParameterValues param0 = new ParameterValues();
param0.AddValue("1");
report.DataDefinition.ParameterFields[0].ApplyCurrentValues(param0);
But revising code i saw that you can make it like this:
report.SetParameterValue(0, "1");
This way i would save having to define ParameterValues…is there any fallback? Whats the difference between these two methods?
We have been using the second method for a while and it doesnt seem to affect functionality or performance…so we will it from now on as it is shorter…