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    Hi I am using dataset control for crystal reports inside the dataset i type tables and then pass it to thte crystal report. Using this way i have a feeling that if i have 300 reports the dataset control will definately become heavy and the application will get slow. My question is: 1) Is there any other way of doing it using untyped data set without using the typed dataset? 2) Is there a way i can use it without a dataset control? Regards

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      Hi I am using dataset control for crystal reports inside the dataset i type tables and then pass it to thte crystal report. Using this way i have a feeling that if i have 300 reports the dataset control will definately become heavy and the application will get slow. My question is: 1) Is there any other way of doing it using untyped data set without using the typed dataset? 2) Is there a way i can use it without a dataset control? Regards

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      You can "pull" data directly from source without using needing to use dataset. You should only passing the datatables that are needed for each report, so whether 3 or 300 reports it should not matter, unless you are talking about generating 300 reports all at once.

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        You can "pull" data directly from source without using needing to use dataset. You should only passing the datatables that are needed for each report, so whether 3 or 300 reports it should not matter, unless you are talking about generating 300 reports all at once.

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        you are right but what i want to do here is: 1) Not to use the dataset control in which i create tables for each report. if i create a datatable it is not accepting to through values in the crystalreport datasource. However all the columns are the same on both sides.

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