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- Designing a Simple Report (3)
- Data sources and datasets (1)
- Tables (5)
- Grouping tables (6)
- Expressions (8)
- Pages and printing (2)
- Parameters (9)
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- Revision of expressions (3)
- Variables (3)
- Embedding code (3)
- Basic Custom Assemblies (2)
- Examples of custom assemblies (1)
- Customising reports (2)
- Stored procedures in SSRS (2)
- Parameters using Stored Procedures (2)
- Dropdown parameters (9)
- Multivalue dropdowns (1)
- Improving report navigation (2)
- Linking reports (drilldown) (4)
- Dynamic reports (2)
SSRS Reporting Services | Stored procedures in SSRS exercise | Create a stored procedure linking actor and cast tables
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| Software ==> | SSRS Reporting Services (96 exercises) |
| Version ==> | SSRS 2012 and later |
| Topic ==> | Stored procedures in SSRS (2 exercises) |
| Level ==> | Average difficulty |
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Create a stored procedure called spFemaleRoles to show the following data:
Your stored procedure should show all roles played by female actors, in alphabetical order of role name.
Create a report called FemaleRoles based on this stored procedure:
Create a report based on your stored procedure.
Try editing your SQL manually (ie typing code, rather than using the Insert SQL feature) to extend the stored procedure (and hence the report) to show the films in which the actors appeared:
The report now includes the name of the film too.
You will need to refresh the fields in your dataset after changing your stored procedure.
Close this report down!