OK. New question. Here's my scenario. I'm working on a project that will allow users to view/print/export reports from their database. The database that they'll be using is installed at their location (not mine). The program I'm attempting to write will allow them to install on any computers they want and the be able to view reports. So, they have the database at their office (with a static IP, of course). But on a home machine they load the reports program and it will allow them to view reports based on their servers database.
I've got the reports being displayed (albeit ugly because I'm not really sure what I'm doing) on my machine which is connecting to our server. Now, in the program I used the drag-n-drop approach to creating an initial dataset (based on an empty database table). From that point on, the reports are generated from a new dataset using a stored procedure.
How do I get the user to be able to change the initial dataset (which is created during design time) so it hits *their* database to return the empty dataset Is there a way to do this or am I going to have them always hitting my database for the default empty dataset and then using theirs from the stored proc
Sorry if this is a total newbie question but I am a total newbie when it comes to report tools and very, very new to VS 2005. If you have any suggestions, they would be most appreciated (and if your suggestions can be written very clearly for a newbie that would be even better).
Thanks.
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