Hello,
Environment: Windows XP Pro, 3 Gigs Ram, 2 Intel Xeon 3.4 Processors, MSFT SQL Server 2005, Crystal Reports v11 Professional.
Is it possible to make a crystal report, report off of a table that will change each time the report is run? For example today my table has these columns:
Rate Type, 2008-05-31, 2008-04-30
the next time the report runs the table will have four columns:
Rate Type, 2008-05-31, 2008-04-30, 2008-03-31
as you can see my table is dynamic (I built it based on the parameters passed into a stored procedure). So my question is can crystal accommodate this or do I need to do something with set columns such as this:
Rate Type, datecol1, datecol2, datecol3, datecol4
and then only populate the columns I need. I think that the first way would be much cooler (especially since it took me forever to come up with the idea to have the stored procedure dynamically generate the columns, but it seems crystal isn't going to like it.
Any ideas? Thanks, Jim
Environment: Windows XP Pro, 3 Gigs Ram, 2 Intel Xeon 3.4 Processors, MSFT SQL Server 2005, Crystal Reports v11 Professional.
Is it possible to make a crystal report, report off of a table that will change each time the report is run? For example today my table has these columns:
Rate Type, 2008-05-31, 2008-04-30
the next time the report runs the table will have four columns:
Rate Type, 2008-05-31, 2008-04-30, 2008-03-31
as you can see my table is dynamic (I built it based on the parameters passed into a stored procedure). So my question is can crystal accommodate this or do I need to do something with set columns such as this:
Rate Type, datecol1, datecol2, datecol3, datecol4
and then only populate the columns I need. I think that the first way would be much cooler (especially since it took me forever to come up with the idea to have the stored procedure dynamically generate the columns, but it seems crystal isn't going to like it.
Any ideas? Thanks, Jim