Crystal Report using Stored Procedure

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I want to add a existing stored procedure in my report.. What's the problem is i got the sp parameters into parameter field.. but how i get the field name like when we add table..

In existing report they used ODBC(RDO).. but i am using OLEDB Provider for SQL Server... Is the both are same?? or how to connect with ODBC(RDO). if i provide connection string in ODBC(RDO) window the error message says Cannot find DSN in connection string...

Posted 16-Nov-11 20:01pm

nithibs

Updated 16-Nov-11 20:21pm

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J.Karthick 17-Nov-11 2:15am

you can use "VIEW" for adding rows or column in Crystalreport it will be easy to fetch rows

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J.Karthick · Answer 1 · 2011-11-16T20:27:00

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Just Specify DSN="your Database name" in your connectionString.

Posted 16-Nov-11 20:27pm

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erogaki · Answer 2 · 2011-11-17T01:00:00

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what query are you passing in the stored procedure?

Posted 17-Nov-11 1:00am

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