Hi to all
I need to use a set of stored procedures as source of my report datasets, my
problem is that I have several reports already created some of them using
StoredProcedure as command type, and others using Text and using "EXEC
MyStoreProcedure @.Param1,@.Param2" as the Query String , it seems to work in
the same way, change one of the sets of reports can cost some resources of
my team.
My question is if no exist differences or I can have problems with this
second type of datasets?
ThanksFor "SQL Server" connections they are for all practical purposes identical.
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Thanks.
Donovan R. Smith
Software Test Lead
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"Mauricio Cadima" <mcadima@.jalasoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi to all
> I need to use a set of stored procedures as source of my report datasets, my
> problem is that I have several reports already created some of them using
> StoredProcedure as command type, and others using Text and using "EXEC
> MyStoreProcedure @.Param1,@.Param2" as the Query String , it seems to work in
> the same way, change one of the sets of reports can cost some resources of
> my team.
> My question is if no exist differences or I can have problems with this
> second type of datasets?
> Thanks
>sql
