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    Hello everyone, I am working with VB.Net 2005, going to an Access 2003 database. I am creating a few (like 3 or 4) reports with the version of Crystal that ships with VS.Net 2005. I have a report coming up and all is ok I am just working to modify it and change the way that some things show, etc. I was looking on line and notice a tutorial for connecting a crystal report to a dataset. I am connecting straight to the database. What I am wondering is which is the best practice? I am only a few days into this so I don't want to get done with it and find out that I should have done it a different way. Thanks for your input.

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      Hello everyone, I am working with VB.Net 2005, going to an Access 2003 database. I am creating a few (like 3 or 4) reports with the version of Crystal that ships with VS.Net 2005. I have a report coming up and all is ok I am just working to modify it and change the way that some things show, etc. I was looking on line and notice a tutorial for connecting a crystal report to a dataset. I am connecting straight to the database. What I am wondering is which is the best practice? I am only a few days into this so I don't want to get done with it and find out that I should have done it a different way. Thanks for your input.

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      hi, i don't understand properly what do you want (because of my poor english) if you want to learn how to Generate a Crystal Report without a Database then click http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/NoDBReport.asp or if you want to pass discrete parameters to the Crystal Reports then click http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/CrystalContrl.asp if your requirement is diffrent, then Please describe more simple way Hope this Helps

      Rupesh Kumar Swami Software Engineer, Integrated Solution, Bikaner (India)

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        Hello everyone, I am working with VB.Net 2005, going to an Access 2003 database. I am creating a few (like 3 or 4) reports with the version of Crystal that ships with VS.Net 2005. I have a report coming up and all is ok I am just working to modify it and change the way that some things show, etc. I was looking on line and notice a tutorial for connecting a crystal report to a dataset. I am connecting straight to the database. What I am wondering is which is the best practice? I am only a few days into this so I don't want to get done with it and find out that I should have done it a different way. Thanks for your input.

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        CCG3 wrote:

        I am just working to modify it and change the way that some things show

        What to show and in which way you want??

        CCG3 wrote:

        I am connecting straight to the database

        if your work demands showing just full content of a table you can straightway do this..Otherwise if you have some specific query then you have to go for a typed Dataset(.xsd) to do this....populate the dataset with your query....make the Datasource of your report object to that Dataset.....

        Tirtha Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-82), American writer, philosopher, poet, essayist

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