The requierment is tyo have a dynamic report, that has a table with number of
columns decided on the input from recordset.
The SQL procedure takes in parameters and returns recordset, that can have
varying number of columns. All we want to do is to link this recordset to a
table on the report.
The report table should show the columns as they are in the Recordset. ( and
the column name in the recordset shall appear as the column header in the
Reporting table.)
-- Alok Kumar GuptaThere's really no good way to do this in the current version, no.
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"Alok" <Alok@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> The requierment is tyo have a dynamic report, that has a table with number
of
> columns decided on the input from recordset.
> The SQL procedure takes in parameters and returns recordset, that can have
> varying number of columns. All we want to do is to link this recordset to
a
> table on the report.
> The report table should show the columns as they are in the Recordset. (
and
> the column name in the recordset shall appear as the column header in the
> Reporting table.)
> -- Alok Kumar Gupta
>
Monday, March 19, 2012
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