Can you have two tables in Visual studio 2008 report (in the report control) and how?

I am also dealing with kind of same scenario, where one of my crystal report in VS2008 is using 2 tables. I created a DataSet for this report (Right click on project and select Add New and select DataSet), and created 2 tables in dataset; and then using this dataset to create my report. When you go to Database expert of the report, it shows option for ADO.NET DataSets, select the dataset you created (with multiple tables).

It should show all the tables in dataset for selection.

I am also dealing with kind of same scenario, where one of my crystal report in VS2008 is using 2 tables. I created a DataSet for this report (Right click on project and select Add New and select DataSet), and created 2 tables in dataset; and then using this dataset to create my report. When you go to Database expert of the report, it shows option for ADO.NET DataSets, select the dataset you created (with multiple tables).

It should show all the tables in dataset for selection. In my scenario I am populating data into DataTables on run time.So first I put data into tables (creating C# class object DataTable), and then insert these datatables into dataset and putting DataSet as report's DataSource. I hope it will be helpful.

Cheers.

I went on to try the reporting services. I think the answer is to create a query that returns the data needed from more than one table.

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