Hi, I'm looking to confirm what I suspect - that if I have a single
stored procedure that returns 2 results, I can only "design" against the
first result in the designer.
I realize that I can create multiple data sources, and call the stored
proc twice with a parameter to indicate which of the 2 results to return
- I just want to verify that you CAN'T create a single data source that
calls a stored proc that returns two (or more) results, and then try to
design the report against both results.
Thanks,
KevinRS can only use one dataset from a stored procedure.
"Kevin" wrote:
> Hi, I'm looking to confirm what I suspect - that if I have a single
> stored procedure that returns 2 results, I can only "design" against the
> first result in the designer.
> I realize that I can create multiple data sources, and call the stored
> proc twice with a parameter to indicate which of the 2 results to return
> - I just want to verify that you CAN'T create a single data source that
> calls a stored proc that returns two (or more) results, and then try to
> design the report against both results.
> Thanks,
> Kevin
>
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Running a SSRS report in a report viewer control in .net
Do I need the report server running in order view a SSRS report in a report viewer control? I've created my report in .net and it works great when I'm viewing it in visual studio, but can I run it my web app without the report server.
The ReportViewer supports local mode where the report definition is distributed with the application and the application feeds the report with data. In local mode, the Report Server is not needed. More details here.sql
The ReportViewer supports local mode where the report definition is distributed with the application and the application feeds the report with data. In local mode, the Report Server is not needed. More details here.sql
Running a SSRS report in a report viewer control in .net
Do I need the report server running in order view a SSRS report in a report viewer control? I've created my report in .net and it works great when I'm viewing it in visual studio, but can I run it my web app without the report server.
The ReportViewer supports local mode where the report definition is distributed with the application and the application feeds the report with data. In local mode, the Report Server is not needed. More details here.
The ReportViewer supports local mode where the report definition is distributed with the application and the application feeds the report with data. In local mode, the Report Server is not needed. More details here.
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