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Hi,

I have a store procedure, which returns 4 different result sets.

when I create a dataset in SSRS, by default it fetches data only from the 1st record Set. I want to fetch the different result set from store procedure.

How can i define or set the result within the dataset..?

Example:-
create procedure TEST
AS

select 'Result_Set_1', name, type from sys.tables --- Result Set 1
select 'Result_Set_2', name, type from sys.procedures --- Result Set 2
select 'Result_Set_3', name, type from sys.objects --- Result Set 3
select 'Result_Set_4', name, type from sys.databases --- Result Set 4

Thx in Advace
Vinay

Posted 27-Jan-10 4:46am

vinay_kumar

Updated 27-Jan-10 9:23am

Christian Graus

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2010-02-17T08:26:00

Solution 1

You can have multiple datasets as a datasource for SSRS.

Create 4 datasets and assign different resultset to each.
Now, use it as you need while designing.

Posted 17-Feb-10 8:26am

Sandeep Mewara

Rob Branaghan · Answer 2 · 2010-06-29T00:48:00

If you are only returning 1 field (Or always the same number of fields)

You could try using UNION ALL

and that way you could have

SELECT aField FROM aTable WHERE aField = 'A Value'
UNION ALL
SELECT aField FROM aTable WHERE aField = 'Another Value'
UNION ALL
SELECT aField FROM aTable WHERE aField = 'You Guessed it, another value'

Try that?