I have 2 independent stored procedures(I cannot join them because of
the group condition are different however they have the same cust id)
but one for reading the summary and other showing the details of the
summary. Now I want to run these two stored procedures in order to
get the both return results for generating a .Net crytral report. Can
I get the results form both stored procedures and how can I do that.
Please help me. Thanks a lot.
Hellosixtttttt@.msn.com (Hello) wrote in message news:<68f89abd.0309190940.2ae3062d@.posting.google.com>...
> Hi all,
> I have 2 independent stored procedures(I cannot join them because of
> the group condition are different however they have the same cust id)
> but one for reading the summary and other showing the details of the
> summary. Now I want to run these two stored procedures in order to
> get the both return results for generating a .Net crytral report. Can
> I get the results form both stored procedures and how can I do that.
> Please help me. Thanks a lot.
> Hello
Hi,
Why not use views for this. You could achieve with that.
-Manoj|||..NET should be able to handle multiple result sets from a single sp.
You can "spell out" both SQL/T-SQL code blocks in the same sp or you
can create two seperate sp's and call sp B from sp A via an EXECUTE
statement.
Good Luck
sixtttttt@.msn.com (Hello) wrote in message news:<68f89abd.0309190940.2ae3062d@.posting.google.com>...
> Hi all,
> I have 2 independent stored procedures(I cannot join them because of
> the group condition are different however they have the same cust id)
> but one for reading the summary and other showing the details of the
> summary. Now I want to run these two stored procedures in order to
> get the both return results for generating a .Net crytral report. Can
> I get the results form both stored procedures and how can I do that.
> Please help me. Thanks a lot.
> Hello|||groups@.rlmoore.net (rm) wrote in message news:<4c61f49.0309191421.14d680a4@.posting.google.com>...
> .NET should be able to handle multiple result sets from a single sp.
> You can "spell out" both SQL/T-SQL code blocks in the same sp or you
> can create two seperate sp's and call sp B from sp A via an EXECUTE
> statement.
> Good Luck
I have try the 2nd method (spA exec spB) but it seem that nothing can
return at the .net crystal report even I do not use the subreport. is
there other methods?
Pls help me.
Thx
Hello
