Crystal reports, Push method using a stored Procedure

Could someone 'PLEASE' help!  I am trying to create and populate a Crystal Report via a stored procedure in a vb.net  asp.net web site..  I have created a dataset1.xsd and I have dragged my Stored_Proc onto the dataset.  I then use the 'DataBase Expert' and select ADO.net Datasets and select my storedProcedure from dataset1 as my selected dataset.  After that I just drag the fields onto my report.  Then via ado.net shown below I populate the dataset.  I can loop through the dataset and it does get populated correctly from the stored_proc.  yet when the report pops up in a web browser the fields are empty.  I have found that this method works fine if I drag an actual table from my database onto my dataset, but I need to populate the dataset via joins and a parameter. 
Could someone please tell me what I'm missing!
***********Code Sample**************
Dim conStr As String = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("adoConnString")
        Dim sqlConnection As New SqlConnection(conStr)
        Dim Command As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand()
        Command.Connection = sqlConnection
        Command.CommandText = "usp_GetInquiryByID"
        Command.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
        Dim Parameter As SqlParameter = New SqlParameter("@intInqID", 108)
        Parameter.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input
        Parameter.DbType = DbType.Int16
        Command.Parameters.Add(Parameter)
        Dim Adapter As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter(Command)
        Dim ds As New DataSet1
        Adapter.Fill(ds, "Inquirys")
        CrystalReportSource1.ReportDocument.SetDataSource(ds)
        CrystalReportSource1.DataBind()
Duckkiller53

Hello Scott,
It'll be difficult to migrate CR 10 reports to SQL Server 2005, since it's not a supported combination:
[http://resources.businessobjects.com/support/communitycs/TechnicalPapers/cr10_supported_platforms.pdf|http://resources.businessobjects.com/support/communitycs/TechnicalPapers/cr10_supported_platforms.pdf]
Also, CR 10 will be going out of support at the end of the year, so the supported platform list will not be expanded. 
It's not a recommended combination for production use.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda

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