Both of these major vendors provide reporting tools that integrate well with .NET applications developed in VS Code. While they don’t usually offer a "designer inside VS Code" extension, their JavaScript/html5 viewers are incredibly easy to implement using the code you write in VS Code.
While you can't design reports, VS Code is useful for:
: The "Crystal Language" extension available for VS Code is for the Crystal programming language , which is unrelated to SAP Crystal Reports. Runtime Only : While you might be able to write code in VS Code to
VS Code does have a native or official SAP-supported graphical report designer like the full version of Visual Studio. Instead, "Crystal" in the VS Code context typically refers to the Crystal Programming Language .
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If your job involves writing code that or exports Crystal Reports, VS Code is actually a superb editor—better than the full Visual Studio IDE for quick scripting. Keep the heavy designer on a Windows machine or a remote VM. Use VS Code for everything else.