Multi Table Crystal Reports using MS Access

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Hi,

I am looking for a solution where i can use 5 table in a single crystal report. Is t possible using Multiple Select Query in a single statement. Please help me in achieving this. I googled but found nothing related to my query.

Thanks in anticipation.

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Posted 11-Jun-14 10:41am

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jasonHall · Answer 1 · 2014-06-16T05:30:00

You should be able to create multiple datasets within the same crystal report. Each dataset would represent the data you'd like from each table. One SQL statement with multiple select statements will not work in this case. Just split your select statements into different datasets. I'm familiar with Crystal Reports 11.0 and 13.0, and both allow for this functionality.

Also, sometimes when you open the a Crystal Report from Visual Studio, it will complain that there are multiple data sources found for a report (or something like that), just click OK to ignore it and at compile time, everything works out just fine.