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Default Dynamically populate crystal report from .NET

Hi All,

I have a Main Crystal Report and 4 sub reports inside
it. The Main report and the subreports are populated by Tables.
I am able to see the data in the report from my browser, that part
is working fine. But I have a question for you guys.
Can we populate Crystal reports using a dynamic qry, in other words instead of specifying the table name in the design time can I include a qry against this table so that I need to see only some selected records from the table rather than all the records from the table.
Your help and suggestions are appreciated.

I am using Visual Studio .NET 2002 and CR 9.2
Thanks
DIps






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