Question involving SQL/Queries/Crystal Reports
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Hi All, I am reporting with Crystal Reports for .net off of a live access database up on a web server. The database design sort of replicates a parts inventory and the way it was designed almost replicates recursion. For example there is a parts table and each row in the table has a part number, details, and a style number. The style number tells us whether it is a level 1 part, level 2 part, or a level 3 part. This database design supports an infinite number of nesting of parts within other parts using another table linked to the parts tables called packages with two links to the parts table. I am using ADO.Net datasets to report off of I am looking for a way to report on for instance all the level 1 or level 2 parts in a level 3 part or any combination like that. Has anyone ever created a crystal report that recursively looked up records in a database. Thanks in advance my head is going to explode soon I think :mad: Frank SHIKAKA
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Hi All, I am reporting with Crystal Reports for .net off of a live access database up on a web server. The database design sort of replicates a parts inventory and the way it was designed almost replicates recursion. For example there is a parts table and each row in the table has a part number, details, and a style number. The style number tells us whether it is a level 1 part, level 2 part, or a level 3 part. This database design supports an infinite number of nesting of parts within other parts using another table linked to the parts tables called packages with two links to the parts table. I am using ADO.Net datasets to report off of I am looking for a way to report on for instance all the level 1 or level 2 parts in a level 3 part or any combination like that. Has anyone ever created a crystal report that recursively looked up records in a database. Thanks in advance my head is going to explode soon I think :mad: Frank SHIKAKA