Hello Pete,

No, it is not possible to use a custom PDF renderer.
Could you specify which features are necessary?

You can generate reports using JavaScript queries. A query can be an array of objects, with each object representing a row in the report.

Here is an example of a JavaScript query with two rows:

Dim query As String = "#!js" + Chr(10) + "[{ ""Column1"": 1, ""Column2"": ""Text1"" }," + _

   "{ ""Column1"": 2, ""Column2"": ""MyText"" }]"

Dim report As VReport = project.MakeNewReport("report1", "sqlite:///db.sqlite", query)

</code>

In this case, the datasource can point to any database.

Hey Sergey,
Thanks for the quick reply.

I use DynaPDF to do file attachments/data embedding with PDFs as well as the text drawing.

Ok, generating the JavaScript will take as long as creating an in-memory SQLite database, I'll do that instead.

Thanks,
Pete

I don't think there is a way to pass an in-memory database as a datasource.

In version 14.5, it will be possible to specify an empty database, but not a pre-filled one, so JavaScript is a better option if SQL operations are not necessary.

Dim r as VReport = p.MakeNewReport( "report1", "sqlite://:memory:", query )