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Chapter 13

Before building a Custom Data Processing Extension of your own, we strongly advise that you work methodically through the chapter building the EventLog Data Processing Extension. There are pitfalls and "gotchas" that are easy to fall into, especially in the area of parameters: the example took a development team a few man-days to iron out and get right.
Depending on your level of expertise, working through the example will take about 40 minutes and could save you many hours (not to mention days) of effort. Once you have built the example yourself and have it installed and working - understanding each step as you go - it is going to be a lot easier to then convert that code for your own purposes.

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Sample data extension	ccarpediem	9	289	6/15/2006 5:43 PM (GST) by rtpass
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Error saying my custom DPE is not registered with the ReportServer	Cansler	1	20	11/15/2005 6:55 PM (GST) by Cansler
Custom security extension	kilian2000	0	31	10/24/2005 8:21 AM (GST) by kilian2000
Custom Data Extension for stored procedure	vb	0	34	9/30/2005 3:17 PM (GST) by vb
Problem with subscriptions after a password change	Kamal	0	28	5/13/2005 12:40 PM (GST) by Kamal
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