I've a report that use a stored procedure as datasource.
This s.p. return 2 recordset. How to access the second recordset in
reporting services? (like Recordset.NextRecordset in VB)
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OSVALDO COLITTIRS does not support more than one recordset being returned.
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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Osvaldo Colitti" <OsvaldoColitti@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:14D1D808-F9CE-40ED-8493-CD8B77055E69@.microsoft.com...
> I've a report that use a stored procedure as datasource.
> This s.p. return 2 recordset. How to access the second recordset in
> reporting services? (like Recordset.NextRecordset in VB)
> --
> OSVALDO COLITTI
>|||Bruce is correct in that the native Data Processing Extensions do not
support stored procedures that return more than one recordset - what happens
is that the first recordset is all that your Reporting Services DataSet will
see.
However, you can certainly create a custom Data Processing Extension, and
could then gain access to the other recordsets returned by a stored
procedure in a report. Its not optimal and the best way forward is usually
to re-design the report logic if this is at all possible. Typically what you
need to do in your Data Processing Extension is archive off the recordsets
into a tables that you can then pull them down from seperately for other
Report DataSets in the Report.
Peter Blackburn
Windows Server Systems - SQL Server MVP
Hitchhiker's Guide to SQL Server Reporting Services
http://www.sqlreportingservices.net
"Osvaldo Colitti" <OsvaldoColitti@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:14D1D808-F9CE-40ED-8493-CD8B77055E69@.microsoft.com...
> I've a report that use a stored procedure as datasource.
> This s.p. return 2 recordset. How to access the second recordset in
> reporting services? (like Recordset.NextRecordset in VB)
> --
> OSVALDO COLITTI
>
