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    hi do you have any example that to report(crystalreport) from proc(sql server 2005)? thanks a lot

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      hi do you have any example that to report(crystalreport) from proc(sql server 2005)? thanks a lot

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      Yes, I have plenty. However, an example is not necessary. In the report creation wizard you can select ADO.NET as the report source, and then select a stored procedure from the list that appears. (If memory is failing me you may have to select ODBC source and not ADO.NET since I think ADO.NET is for datasets only)

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        Yes, I have plenty. However, an example is not necessary. In the report creation wizard you can select ADO.NET as the report source, and then select a stored procedure from the list that appears. (If memory is failing me you may have to select ODBC source and not ADO.NET since I think ADO.NET is for datasets only)

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        thanks for your answer but i have problem about to send parameter to proc please send me 1 or 2 example i need it thank you very much

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