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Mike Milsted
Am developing an Access 2000 (mdb) program using linked
SQL Server 2000 tables as the data source. In this program
I want to produce a report that has its recordsource as
the result of a stored procedure. When I run the stored
procedure and try to load the results into the report, I
get an error message that says that I cannot load the data
into the report objects (which consist of nothing more
than a set of text boxes).
What are my alternatives? What other way is there to use a
stored procedure to populate a report? Using a make-table
stored procedure to populate a temp table and then load
the report is NOT one of my available options.
I can use ADO connectivity to develop the recordset ant
then load the report, however, the only way this method
works is when I create a form to match the report and then
load the recordset into the form.
Thanks, Mike Milsted
SQL Server 2000 tables as the data source. In this program
I want to produce a report that has its recordsource as
the result of a stored procedure. When I run the stored
procedure and try to load the results into the report, I
get an error message that says that I cannot load the data
into the report objects (which consist of nothing more
than a set of text boxes).
What are my alternatives? What other way is there to use a
stored procedure to populate a report? Using a make-table
stored procedure to populate a temp table and then load
the report is NOT one of my available options.
I can use ADO connectivity to develop the recordset ant
then load the report, however, the only way this method
works is when I create a form to match the report and then
load the recordset into the form.
Thanks, Mike Milsted