thendrickson
Programmer
I am having a difficult time with selecting recors for a report
The data source is an Oracle proc which accepts input parameters and returns the proper data
The report has 2 additional parameters (numeric ranges) that I need to use to limit the records further
When I place those parameters in the Crystal Record selection formula, I receive no records. However, when I run the report wih only the parameters required by the proc, I receive the records I need
The proc is quite complex and would be require dynamic sql to accept the 2 numeric range parmeters so I would like to avoid that if possible
Simple explanation:
Pass Parameters A, B, C to proc.
Returns records
CRystal record selection then selects (From the proc cursor) where column_A in (Parameter 1) AND column_B in (parameter 2)
Enviroment
Oracle 10.2.0.10
Crystal 10
I do have a fallback plan if this cannot be done, but it will be difficult to convince the users to go along with.
The data source is an Oracle proc which accepts input parameters and returns the proper data
The report has 2 additional parameters (numeric ranges) that I need to use to limit the records further
When I place those parameters in the Crystal Record selection formula, I receive no records. However, when I run the report wih only the parameters required by the proc, I receive the records I need
The proc is quite complex and would be require dynamic sql to accept the 2 numeric range parmeters so I would like to avoid that if possible
Simple explanation:
Pass Parameters A, B, C to proc.
Returns records
CRystal record selection then selects (From the proc cursor) where column_A in (Parameter 1) AND column_B in (parameter 2)
Enviroment
Oracle 10.2.0.10
Crystal 10
I do have a fallback plan if this cannot be done, but it will be difficult to convince the users to go along with.