I have an existing Crystal Report that is working. It calls a stored procedure in a SQL Server database. I am trying to add a new input parameter to the stored procedure, but the Crystal Report will not "fix up" the database. Usually if I add a field to a stored procedure and call Verify Database it will tell me the database has changed and ask me if I want to "fix up" the database. It is not doing that now. Is it not possible to change the parameters in a stored procedure being used by a Crystal Report? Do I have to create an entirely new Crystal Report or is there some shortcut to revising my existing report?
2006-07-12
02:24:56
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blue_prince_of_dallas
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To DT: It looks like that will work. I will have to add the fields back to the report but at least the headers stay in place.
Thanks for your quick reply.
2006-07-12
02:32:37 ·
update #1