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What can I use to identify crystal report and sql server views and stored procedures that use specific tables in our databases. &nbsp;Can this be done using profiler or is there a way to search all crystal reports in boe by what tables they select from (i.e. the syntax in 'view sql')?
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What can I use to identify crystal report and sql server views and stored procedures that use specific tables in our databases.  Can this be done using profiler or is there a way to search all crystal reports in boe by what tables they select from (i.e. the syntax in 'view sql')?

How to id reports / queries that use specific tables

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