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  • Wayne Baswell
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    Re: Pass variable to Oracle Query form Crystal Reports

    I have found out that there is no way to bind a variable to the Select
    statement from Crystal Reports. This has to be done with stored
    procedures.

    --Wayne

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  • Guido Konsolke
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    Re: Pass variable to Oracle Query form Crystal Reports

    "Wayne Baswell" wrote...
    You are correct. But I'm most concerned with finding a way to pass
    a
    user entered variable to the query. Any ideas?
    >
    Thanks,
    >
    Wayne
    >
    Hi Wayne,

    maybe a 'Crystal reports' group or forum could offer some help?

    Sorry, no help,
    Guido


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  • Wayne Baswell
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    Re: Pass variable to Oracle Query form Crystal Reports

    You are correct. But I'm most concerned with finding a way to pass a
    user entered variable to the query. Any ideas?

    Thanks,

    Wayne

    Frank <fbortel@nescap e.netwrote in message news:<br82j8$hg f$1@news2.tilbu 1.nb.home.nl>.. .
    Wayne Baswell wrote:
    >
    I want to pass a date variable to a sql statement from Crystal
    Reports. The part of the query accepting the variables looks like:

    "Calendar_D ate between To_Date('1-JUN-03','mm/dd/yy') and
    To_Date('30-JUN-03','mm/dd/yy')"

    And I'd be wanting to replace the date part of the query with a
    user-entered date. As I'm new to Oracle and Crystal, I don't know
    where to start. Is there a way to replace the '1-JUN-03' part with a
    variable in Oracle, then modify that variable when I'm designing the
    report?

    Grabbing all the results and then filtering them in Crystal won't work
    as this table is very large. Apologies in advance if this question
    has been asked a million times.

    --Wayne
    >
    Your statement will not work - the date format differs too much from
    the date offered - result will be an ORA-1860 (iirc)
    '1-JUN-03','dd-mon-yy', or: '7/1/03','mm/dd/yy'

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  • Frank
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    Re: Pass variable to Oracle Query form Crystal Reports

    Wayne Baswell wrote:
    I want to pass a date variable to a sql statement from Crystal
    Reports. The part of the query accepting the variables looks like:
    >
    "Calendar_D ate between To_Date('1-JUN-03','mm/dd/yy') and
    To_Date('30-JUN-03','mm/dd/yy')"
    >
    And I'd be wanting to replace the date part of the query with a
    user-entered date. As I'm new to Oracle and Crystal, I don't know
    where to start. Is there a way to replace the '1-JUN-03' part with a
    variable in Oracle, then modify that variable when I'm designing the
    report?
    >
    Grabbing all the results and then filtering them in Crystal won't work
    as this table is very large. Apologies in advance if this question
    has been asked a million times.
    >
    --Wayne
    Your statement will not work - the date format differs too much from
    the date offered - result will be an ORA-1860 (iirc)
    '1-JUN-03','dd-mon-yy', or: '7/1/03','mm/dd/yy'
    --
    Regards, Frank van Bortel

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  • Wayne Baswell
    Guest started a topic Pass variable to Oracle Query form Crystal Reports

    Pass variable to Oracle Query form Crystal Reports

    I want to pass a date variable to a sql statement from Crystal
    Reports. The part of the query accepting the variables looks like:

    "Calendar_D ate between To_Date('1-JUN-03','mm/dd/yy') and
    To_Date('30-JUN-03','mm/dd/yy')"

    And I'd be wanting to replace the date part of the query with a
    user-entered date. As I'm new to Oracle and Crystal, I don't know
    where to start. Is there a way to replace the '1-JUN-03' part with a
    variable in Oracle, then modify that variable when I'm designing the
    report?

    Grabbing all the results and then filtering them in Crystal won't work
    as this table is very large. Apologies in advance if this question
    has been asked a million times.

    --Wayne
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