on 11-03-2011 3:14 PM
What is the best way to show the data of 2 queries in one report?
The Queries are independend.
So no joins will be required.
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Hi Frank,
It purely depends on the reporting needs I would say. You could simply add the two queries, create joins in Crystal Reports and drag the required fields in the details section.
The joins in this case, however, would be executed by Crystal Reports, unlike when the report is created off a Relational database.
-Abhilash
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