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Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Parameters for sp that depend on the current row fields

How can I specify parameters to a store procedure that depend on a row
without using ado.net in code behind?
The problem is that I use 5 parameters for my store procedure. 2 are report
parameters, and I want other 3 to be specified by the fields of the current
row, in this way the returned value by the store procedure depends on certain
values of each row.
I currently use code behind with Ado.Net to specify the parameters but
opening and closing the connection takes some time (depending on the # of
rows), if I somewhat could call the sp from the given field in the row in
reporting services it would be way faster. Does someone knows of a way to do
this?
Thanks.You can embed a subreport in a field of the current row and pass those
fields and parameters to the subreport (I do this). Give it a try, should be
a lot easier and cleaner.
Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
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> How can I specify parameters to a store procedure that depend on a row
> without using ado.net in code behind?
> The problem is that I use 5 parameters for my store procedure. 2 are
> report
> parameters, and I want other 3 to be specified by the fields of the
> current
> row, in this way the returned value by the store procedure depends on
> certain
> values of each row.
> I currently use code behind with Ado.Net to specify the parameters but
> opening and closing the connection takes some time (depending on the # of
> rows), if I somewhat could call the sp from the given field in the row in
> reporting services it would be way faster. Does someone knows of a way to
> do
> this?
> Thanks.