>>I see - from your note - that will need to learn how to create datasets. And since most of the stuff I do is in stored procedures, I will have to learn how to do in in Stored Procedure.
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>>Thank you.
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>Well, it's actually quite easy. If you have a stored proc that is bringing back the result set you want....and you just want the SSRS report to bind to it. it's quite easy.
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>In a nutshell
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>- you define a new dataset in the SSRS report
>- you can tell it whether you want it to be a query or a proc....if you choose proc, you get a dropdown and can pick the proc name
>- that will populate the dataset definition with the columns from the report.
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>So it's pretty straightforward.
Thank you. I will try these steps in my SQL Server (and I don't even know if I have SSRS enabled).
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