This is actually quite urgent and I'd really appreciate any helpful
responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single report based on a specific
column in each dataset? That is, if I have dataset 'dspatient' and dataset
'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two separate datasets on patient_id which
is present in each dataset and display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also mention these datasets are
created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
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Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server but just different
databases? I'm assuming that since you are using SQL Server 2000?
Mark
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Subject: Joining two datasets in a report
Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really appreciate any helpful
responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single report based on a
specific column in each dataset? That is, if I have dataset 'dspatient'
and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two separate datasets on
patient_id which is present in each dataset and display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also mention these datasets are
created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jay
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Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server but =just different databases? I'm assuming that since you are using =SQL Server 2000?
Mark
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From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] =Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 PM
Posted To: =microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs
Conversation: Joining two datasets in a report
Subject: Joining two datasets in a report
Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really =appreciate any helpful responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single =report based on a specific column in each dataset? That is, if I =have dataset 'dspatient' and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the =two separate datasets on patient_id which is present in each dataset and =display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also =mention these datasets are created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jay
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Dataset clarificationOne database is on sqlserver 2000 and the other is =on a vms/vax box, but both datasets are currently in one report (I'm not =sure how I'd store a dataset in a database directly). So, basically I =can get two separate datasets into my report, but cannot make a join on =these datasets for the report.
Thanks!
"Mark Monica" <mmonica@.stf.com> wrote in message =news:%231Wvh0pPFHA.2932@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server but just different =databases? I'm assuming that since you are using SQL Server 2000?
Mark
--Original Message-- From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 PM Posted To: microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs Conversation: Joining two datasets in a report Subject: Joining two datasets in a report
Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really appreciate any helpful =responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single report based on a =specific column in each dataset? That is, if I have dataset 'dspatient' =and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two separate datasets on =patient_id which is present in each dataset and display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also mention these datasets are =created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
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One database is on sqlserver 2000 and =the other is on a vms/vax box, but both datasets are currently in one report (I'm not =sure how I'd store a dataset in a database directly). So, basically I =can get two separate datasets into my report, but cannot make a join on these =datasets for the report.
Thanks!
"Mark Monica"
Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server but =just different databases? I'm assuming that since you are using SQL =Server 2000?
Mark
--Original Message-- From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 =PM Posted To: =microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs Conversation: Joining two datasets in a =report Subject: Joining two datasets in a report = Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really =appreciate any helpful responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single =report based on a specific column in each dataset? That is, if I have dataset = 'dspatient' and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two separate =datasets on patient_id which is present in each dataset and display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also =mention these datasets are created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jay
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Dataset clarificationYou cannot joing two datasets together. You have =two choices, do this in a stored procdure using linked databases (be =careful or you can really have performance problems. You should use =openquery and not 4 part naming if using linked databases). Or you can =use subreports.
-- Bruce Loehle-Conger MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Jason" <jason@.grossmans.net> wrote in message =news:eOJtlmqPFHA.2132@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
One database is on sqlserver 2000 and the other is on a vms/vax box, =but both datasets are currently in one report (I'm not sure how I'd =store a dataset in a database directly). So, basically I can get two =separate datasets into my report, but cannot make a join on these =datasets for the report.
Thanks!
"Mark Monica" <mmonica@.stf.com> wrote in message =news:%231Wvh0pPFHA.2932@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server but just different =databases? I'm assuming that since you are using SQL Server 2000?
Mark
--Original Message-- From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 PM Posted To: microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs Conversation: Joining two datasets in a report Subject: Joining two datasets in a report
Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really appreciate any helpful =responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single report based on a =specific column in each dataset? That is, if I have dataset 'dspatient' =and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two separate datasets on =patient_id which is present in each dataset and display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also mention these datasets =are created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
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You cannot joing two datasets together. =You have two choices, do this in a stored procdure using linked databases (be =careful or you can really have performance problems. You should use openquery and =not 4 part naming if using linked databases). Or you can use =subreports.
-- Bruce Loehle-Conger MVP =SQL Server Reporting Services
"Jason"
One database is on sqlserver 2000 and =the other is on a vms/vax box, but both datasets are currently in one report =(I'm not sure how I'd store a dataset in a database directly). So, =basically I can get two separate datasets into my report, but cannot make a join =on these datasets for the report.
Thanks!
"Mark Monica"
Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server =but just different databases? I'm assuming that since you are using SQL =Server 2000?
Mark
--Original Message-- From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 =PM Posted To: =microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs Conversation: Joining two datasets in a =report Subject: Joining two datasets in a report = Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really =appreciate any helpful responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single =report based on a specific column in each dataset? That is, if I have =dataset 'dspatient' and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two =separate datasets on patient_id which is present in each dataset and display =the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also =mention these datasets are created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jay =
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Dataset clarificationAlright, thanks. I'll work on the subreport option =hopefully.
"Bruce L-C [MVP]" <bruce_lcNOSPAM@.hotmail.com> wrote in message =news:eDZiswqPFHA.3144@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
You cannot joing two datasets together. You have two choices, do this =in a stored procdure using linked databases (be careful or you can =really have performance problems. You should use openquery and not 4 =part naming if using linked databases). Or you can use subreports.
-- Bruce Loehle-Conger MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Jason" <jason@.grossmans.net> wrote in message =news:eOJtlmqPFHA.2132@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
One database is on sqlserver 2000 and the other is on a vms/vax box, =but both datasets are currently in one report (I'm not sure how I'd =store a dataset in a database directly). So, basically I can get two =separate datasets into my report, but cannot make a join on these =datasets for the report.
Thanks!
"Mark Monica" <mmonica@.stf.com> wrote in message =news:%231Wvh0pPFHA.2932@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server but just different =databases? I'm assuming that since you are using SQL Server 2000?
Mark
--Original Message-- From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 PM Posted To: microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs Conversation: Joining two datasets in a report Subject: Joining two datasets in a report
Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really appreciate any =helpful responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a single report based on =a specific column in each dataset? That is, if I have dataset ='dspatient' and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the two separate =datasets on patient_id which is present in each dataset and display the =results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also mention these datasets =are created by two different datasources.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
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Alright, thanks. I'll work on the =subreport option hopefully.
"Bruce L-C [MVP]"
You cannot joing two datasets =together. You have two choices, do this in a stored procdure using linked databases (be =careful or you can really have performance problems. You should use openquery =and not 4 part naming if using linked databases). Or you can use subreports.
-- Bruce Loehle-Conger =MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
"Jason"
One database is on sqlserver 2000 =and the other is on a vms/vax box, but both datasets are currently in one report =(I'm not sure how I'd store a dataset in a database directly). So, =basically I can get two separate datasets into my report, but cannot make a join =on these datasets for the report.
Thanks!
"Mark Monica"
Jay,
Do both of the datasets live on the same server =but just different databases? I'm assuming that since you are using =SQL Server 2000?
Mark
--Original Message-- From: Jason [mailto:jason@.grossmans.net] Posted At: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:15 =PM Posted To: microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs Conversation: Joining two datasets in a report =Subject: Joining two datasets in a report
Good afternoon,
This is actually quite urgent and I'd really =appreciate any helpful responses.
Is it possible to join two datasets into a =single report based on a specific column in each dataset? That is, if I =have dataset 'dspatient' and dataset 'dsvisits', I'd like to join the =two separate datasets on patient_id which is present in each dataset =and display the results.
How might I accomplish this? I should also =mention these datasets are created by two different datasources. = Any help would be greatly appreciated. = Thank you,
Jay
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