I have to create a report in MS Access 2003 that shows data from sql stored procedure. Stored procedure returns data in table matrix. This report will create columns at the run time as column names are not predefined. How can I
Call this stored procedure from the MS Access report?
Create columns in the report at run time?
Thank you.
Create a Pass-Through query that calls the SP, and use that as record source for the report.
The usual way is to create enough columns in the report, and then show/hide them as you need (.Visible property).
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I have a view and a stored procedure that return the exact same data in SQL Server the only difference being the stored procedure has a parameter.
I need to connect to the stored procedure from Excel, but it fails to return data in a couple of columns. I connected to the view and the same columns are filled with data.
I want to use the stored procedure so I can use the parameter. Any idea why this is happening and what I can do about it?
I'm using Excel 2016 and MS Query with {call dbo.storedprocedure (?)}. The view is also be accessed through MS Query.
Below post suggests that MS Query ignore certain values in case of mixed data type values within same column.
microsoft query from excel file returns empty cells while source file has data in the cells
I am new to SSRS, I am creating a report which will take ID's as parameter e.g. 1,2,6,7,8,9 and so on. This parameter will be used for multiple reports. As a good practice I am thinking the user should not enter the ID for each report. Once entered/selected the ID parameter should be persistent for all the reports.
I am using Visual Studio 2008 to create the report and SQL Server 2008 R2 for backend scripting.
This can be done in an elegant way, but requires some work on the back end database.
If your reports are executing stored procedures, you can have the stored procedure for each report write the user's choice of a parameter to a table. Then the next report can check that table for a value. You could design this to be user specific, time-dependent, etc., depending on the effort you put in. It might be cleaner to set the parameter in a separate dataset. That is, in each report, you have multiple datasets. One grabs the parameter value, and your report parameters will default to that result. The other report data set can display the "main data."
I am new to learn pentaho reporting tool,
Can anyone tell me how to call stored procedure in pentaho report designer.
In Report designer we have not seen the directly stored procedure .
How will i find out and call stored procedure in report designer ?
If your database is MS SQL server, convert your Store Procedure to Function with table as its result.
if your db is postgres then you can simply write following query:
Select * from As ( ,....);
Here is the columns that you need in report.
CALL SCHEMA.STORED_PROCEDURE (Parameters you wish to pass in)
CALL SCHEMA.STORED_PROCEDURE (Param1, Param2, Param3)
This is with a db2 database but syntax similar for others.
I have a ssrs 2005 report that has a stored procedure on sql server 2005 as its datasource.
At first, the sp had no parameters, it just returned values.
The sp changed now, a lot of parameters were added.
Now i need to add report parameters for the report, and bind them to the sp parameters
Is there a way for the report to automaticaly generate the parameters and bind them to the sp parameters ?
Usually, When you look in the DATA tab in the RDL design, you can see the datasets that your report uses.
In there, there's a refresh icon that refresh the information from the procedure.
After the procedure has changed, you need to refresh the RDL's dataset.
Once you refresh the dataset, the parameters should be added automatically.
I have to make a new report using crystal report8.5 .
I have created a stored procedure in SQL Server 2005. The stored procedure has one input parameter.
Now I wanna to know that how I can add that stored procedure and show its result in my report
while designing that report?
thank you
First go to File > Options > Database (going from memory) and make sure the checkbox for Stored Procedures is ticked. Then, when you setup your connection to SQL Server, as well as a Tables section you'll see a Stored Procedures one beneath it. Find your stored procedure in the list, add it as the data source for your report, and you'll be able to use it as a normal source.