Are you able to see the result of a Stored Procedure at design time without the use of ReportBuilder? If so, you will probably be able to retrieve any data and view it at design time with a DataPipeline connected to a report.
nico, it is returned in the result parameter of the (in my case) adodataset as i understand it, i can't get to the dataset itself through rap or can i? tia, marc
You can get to the dataset using rap through a datapipeline. Try using a JIT pipeline with your dataset and accessing that through RAP. This way you will be able to use the built-in features of RAP without having to create a pass-thru function.
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Are you able to see the result of a Stored Procedure at design time without
the use of ReportBuilder? If so, you will probably be able to retrieve any
data and view it at design time with a DataPipeline connected to a report.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
it is returned in the result parameter of the (in my case) adodataset
as i understand it, i can't get to the dataset itself through rap or can i?
tia,
marc
You can get to the dataset using rap through a datapipeline. Try using a
JIT pipeline with your dataset and accessing that through RAP. This way you
will be able to use the built-in features of RAP without having to create a
pass-thru function.
--
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com