Refresh types dataset to show new fields

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I have a creatred a data set using a wizard which I use in reports(crystal reports).

This data set is bound to a stored procedure through the data source wizard.

The wizard creates a data table and table adatper in the data set.

The data table has all the fields which the stored procedure is returning as well as the input parameters(The wizard does all this creation).

The problem:

The problem is now if one or more fields are added or modified in the SP then I cannot see them in my data set designer or in the fields list in reports which is bound to this data set.

How to refresh my data set to show the new changes.

Please let me know in case I need to elaborate more on this.

I am using VS 2008 and .NET framework 3.5.

Cheers..

Sakshi

Posted 2-Dec-10 22:48pm

Sakshi Smriti

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sandipapatel 3-Dec-10 13:08pm

Most probably its like typed datasets in VS.
So may be its hard to change when schema of db changes

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Kschuler · Answer 1 · 2010-12-08T06:26:00

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I'm not sure this is what you're asking for, but to refresh the database in the Crystal Reports designer you go to the Field Explorer, then right click on Database Fields and select Verify Database. It might not work until your dataset is updated though...

Hope this helps.

Posted 8-Dec-10 6:26am

Kschuler