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Stored Procedures in VB/CR

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If I understand the question, I think you want to use the report's database menu option "Convert Database Driver" and select the appropriate driver, like P2SODBC.dll. It should then ask you to select your ODBC Connection. If you get an error message about "no fields" you have to also "set location" to the SP. This is also in the Database menu.

Before conversion, make sure you have the File - Options setting (Database tab) to allow reporting on Stored Procedures before you do this, so that you can see the SP when you log into the database. Ken Hamady
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Quick Reference Guide to VB/Crystal (including ADO)
 
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