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Veerle
Hi,
In our SQL server database, we made a copy of certain views, tables
and stored procedures. This copy contains some adjustments to the
code.
There are rather long list of reports in an adp that uses the SQL
server database. These report were written by someone else who is on
holiday at the moment. Now I have modify them all so that they use the
new version of the views, tables and stored procedures. But I'm kind
of new to this...
Is it so that I only have the check the record source of the report,
or are there other possibilities to use a view, table or stored
procedure in a report? If so, how can I check that?
Thanks in advance,
Veerle
In our SQL server database, we made a copy of certain views, tables
and stored procedures. This copy contains some adjustments to the
code.
There are rather long list of reports in an adp that uses the SQL
server database. These report were written by someone else who is on
holiday at the moment. Now I have modify them all so that they use the
new version of the views, tables and stored procedures. But I'm kind
of new to this...
Is it so that I only have the check the record source of the report,
or are there other possibilities to use a view, table or stored
procedure in a report? If so, how can I check that?
Thanks in advance,
Veerle