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Using Multiple Databases

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BrettS

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Is it possible to report off of multiple databases without using subreports?

Thanks in advance

Brett
 
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Yes and no. I have had great success in some areas, and poor results in others. It really depends on the specifics of the report that you need.

Lisa
 
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After you establish the 1st database in your report, Use
Database,
Visual Linking Expert...
Tables...
Add Table...

And grab a table from a second source.

Note: you can only link to the new table (from a different data source) using a single field.

hth,
- Ido CUT & Visual CUT: e-mailing, exporting, bursting, distribution, and scheduling of Crystal Reports:
 
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