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17/02/2011 07:02:03
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ASP.NET
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The Mere Mortals .NET Framework
Miscellaneous
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01500443
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>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>using MM.NET 2.6, C#, ASP.NET, SSRS
>>>
>>>I have a Policy Business Object which has a method to calculate the Date the policy has been paid up to (this is done by totalling the number of premium payments that have been received). I need to display this date (as well as another calculated date: the date the next premium is/was due) on a report in SSRS.
>>>
>>>How should I approach this? Add Paid To Date and Next Premium Due date fields onto the Policy table? I don't like this way because of the possibility of things getting out of sync, but if there's no other way...
>>
>>Naomi's suggestions are good. You can also add a method to your business object and use ExecSProcScalar or one of the other scalar functions to return a calculated date value.
>
>Thanks Linda,
>
>see my reply to Naomi, please
Frank,
I think you will find it easier to debug if you put your computed column in a view or stored procedure. You can start with a view, let the view builder generate the code and then put that code in a stored procedure.
Linda
Linda Harmes
HiBit Technologies, Inc.
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