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Populating a dataset with a stored procedure

Asked by MrDeveloper in .NET

Tags: dataset, procedure, stored, populate

I'm pretty of new to ado.net and easily add tables to a dataset and modify the sql behind them.  However, I'd like to populate a dataset (or datareader?  recommendations?) for a visual studio .net web app that I just made.  I plan to use the dataset to populate a crystal report.

The issue is, the stored procedure to bring back the data has two parameters - @StartDate and @EndDate.  I have two text boxes on my web form and, when the user clicks the button, I'd like to pass the strings from those text boxes to the parameters so that the dataset is filled with the correct data.

Can anyone tell me how to do this?  Thanks so much for the help!
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