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I inherited an ssrs report that calls two stored procedures,

The first proc executes and returns a value called book_type.

The second proc executes with the value assigned to book_type. So, if book type = autobiography, the second proc returns all the autobiography titles.

The rdl currently includes a Subreports that displays the results of the 2nd proc.

Is there a way to include a second table and dataset instead of a Subreports?

When I tried this, I was always prompted to enter the book_type...it never displayed the result of the first proc.

What I have tried:

Msdn search, Google search, adding a second dataset
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Updated 13-Feb-17 23:28pm

1 solution

Instead of subreports
you can use two data sets in a report using
LookUp Function


For Example, Here First Data Set(Data Set1) returns the Book Type
Second Data Set : It returns the Title Belongs to the BookType

So, The LookUp function in ssrs should be

Look Up(BookType,BookType,Title,"DataSet2")
 
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