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Can any one please help me? I am new to ADO.NET. I am having problems creating reports for my database. I want to create multiple reports, each report bearing an individual record in my database table, i.e., for each record, I need to generate a report. I am only able to produce a single report for the entire database fields.

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Katumba Martin

Posted 3-Feb-10 2:28am

katumbamartin

Updated 3-Feb-10 10:58am

Smitha Nishant

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Sandeep Mewara · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-03T07:28:00

Your query looks too confusing. Based on what I understood, you want to display a single report for a single row of data from a datatable of a database.

It can be done at database level as well as report level. Database level is recommended. Get the single row you want based on a unique parameter like ID or so. (Form a query such that it returns what is expected) then bind the result datatable to the report.

If needed, you can form complex queries connecting various tables or even form a 'view' in the database and fetch data by using the queries.