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Steve Roberts
Access 2003 .ADP project on SQL 7.0
I have a stored proceedure that I am using for a report. In that proceedure
it prompts the user for the StartDate and the EndDate. Is it possible to
have the StartDate and EndDate print in the report header so the user knows
what the date range of the report is?
Here is the Stored Proceedure in case it is relivant.
SELECT dbo.TestSummary.ProjectNumber, dbo.TestSummary.Date
FROM dbo.TestSummary LEFT OUTER JOIN
dbo.tblReasons ON dbo.TestSummary.Reason =
dbo.tblReasons.ReasonID
WHERE (dbo.TestSummary.Date BETWEEN @StartDate AND @EndDate)
Thanks in advance
Steve
I have a stored proceedure that I am using for a report. In that proceedure
it prompts the user for the StartDate and the EndDate. Is it possible to
have the StartDate and EndDate print in the report header so the user knows
what the date range of the report is?
Here is the Stored Proceedure in case it is relivant.
SELECT dbo.TestSummary.ProjectNumber, dbo.TestSummary.Date
FROM dbo.TestSummary LEFT OUTER JOIN
dbo.tblReasons ON dbo.TestSummary.Reason =
dbo.tblReasons.ReasonID
WHERE (dbo.TestSummary.Date BETWEEN @StartDate AND @EndDate)
Thanks in advance
Steve