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You need to switch to a dataset:<br />
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Me.ReportToPrint.SetDataSo<wbr />urce(Me.md<wbr />tsDataSet)<wbr /><br />
CrViewer.ReportSource = Me.ReportToPrint
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You need to switch to a dataset:

Me.ReportToPrint.SetDataSource(Me.mdtsDataSet)
CrViewer.ReportSource = Me.ReportToPrint

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Is there a fast way to feel an ADO recordset into a Dataset?<br />
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Is there a fast way to feel an ADO recordset into a Dataset?



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In the VB6 Development environment you could feel an ADO 2.6 recordset into a crystal report like so:<br />
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'---set the data source to an ADO recordset<br />
Dim crMyReport as New rptMembershipRoster<br />
crMyReport.Database.Tables<wbr />(1).SetDat<wbr />aSource rsReportData, 3<br />
'---show the report in a Report viewer<br />
CRViewer1.ReportSource = crMyReport<br />
CRViewer1.ViewReport<br />
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Can you do this in the .NET Crystal Reports Designer? If so, what is the syntax?<br />

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In the VB6 Development environment you could feel an ADO 2.6 recordset into a crystal report like so:

'---set the data source to an ADO recordset
Dim crMyReport as New rptMembershipRoster
crMyReport.Database.Tables(1).SetDataSource rsReportData, 3
'---show the report in a Report viewer
CRViewer1.ReportSource = crMyReport
CRViewer1.ViewReport


Can you do this in the .NET Crystal Reports Designer? If so, what is the syntax?


Can Crystal Reports .NET use an ADO recordset?

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,