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Generating a Multiple Table Crystal Report using VS 2005
By: Jayaram Krishnaswamy
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    2006-11-28

    Table of Contents:
  • Generating a Multiple Table Crystal Report using VS 2005
  • Choosing a Data Connection
  • Choosing the Tables
  • Choosing Fields to Include in the Report

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    Generating a Multiple Table Crystal Report using VS 2005 - Choosing a Data Connection


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    Also we will be using the database files related to the Northwind.mdb. Click on the node named Database Files which opens up the Samples folder on the hard drive as shown.

    Highlight the Northwind.mdb and click on the button labeled Open. This adds the Tables, Views and Stored Procedures to the Database Files node as shown. Whereas the MDB file has no categories such as Views and Stored Procedures, the Crystal Reports data window stuffs the queries, parametric queries and queries supporting the reports and forms into these objects.

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