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I never ran into any issues.<br />
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Any reason you can't use the stored procedures directly?<br />
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I never ran into any issues.

Any reason you can't use the stored procedures directly?

mlmcc

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i guess I could but I'm not to up on SP, so It would take me a while to write this simple procedure. &nbsp;and I'm on serious time crunch right now..
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i guess I could but I'm not to up on SP, so It would take me a while to write this simple procedure.  and I'm on serious time crunch right now..

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Are you trying to join a view to a stored procedure?<br />
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mlmcc
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Are you trying to join a view to a stored procedure?

mlmcc

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I am not sure you can do that in Crystal.<br />
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mlmcc
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I am not sure you can do that in Crystal.

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I have a crystal report that uses views not tables to gather data and reports on additional information gather from a stored procedure which is also within the report. &nbsp;The report is running DOG SLOW. &nbsp;I was told there were issues linking views to stored procedures within crystal. &nbsp;Is this true?
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I have a crystal report that uses views not tables to gather data and reports on additional information gather from a stored procedure which is also within the report.  The report is running DOG SLOW.  I was told there were issues linking views to stored procedures within crystal.  Is this true?

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