Crystal returning incorrect records

I have a report that contains one table and one subreport. When the report is refreshed it randomly mixes records together. This error occurs in the container report only, I have even removed the sub report and refreshed with the same results.
For example the report may contain 25 people (records), each record shows the persons name, address, Login code and Password code. I should always see Jane Doe with her address and log in codes listed together, then Joe Smith with his address and login codes, etc. However, I end up getting Jane Doe with all of her correct information and then Jane Doe again with Joe Smith's address and login codes. If I refresh again, it will change to different peoples records being mixed up. Each refresh comes back with different results.

Thank you Zack, I had initially thought that it would be a link issue as well, until I realized that this report was built using only one table. The only linking that is in the report is the subreport link, which I checked and even removed the sub report all together to see if the problem resolved itself, but it did not.
I also located another report using the same table and sub report. I was able to get this report to work perfectly, which is why I am so baffled at the original reports issue. The two reports appear to be identical. At this point I have solved the users issue by using the second report to replace the broken one, but I would really like to understand what is causing the issue for future use.

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How to execute an Oracle stored procedure which returns many records?

I have two synchronous scenarios XI<->PI<->JDBC, where JDBC is receiver adapter.
Each scenario runs a different stored procedure in Oracle database.
The first stored procedure returns only one record, the second stored procedure returns many records, which come from a cursor.
In the first scenario I executed the stored procedure following the directions of Help SAP page and works perfectly.
Link: [http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/2e/96fd3f2d14e869e10000000a155106/content.htm]
<root>
<StatementName5>
 <storedProcedureName action=u201DEXECUTEu201D>
 <table>realStoredProcedureName</table>
 <param1 [isInput=u201Dtrueu201D] [isOutput=true] type=SQLDatatype>val1</param1>
 </storedProcedureName>
</StatementName5>
<root>
I have sought in the forums of SDN and cannot find the way to run the second stored procedure, and receive the information it returns.
Thank you for your help.
Rafael Rojas.

Think It doesnt matter either cursor or result set. Try to get the response back from JDBC and see what are the fields it exactly populating.
In Procedure you can able to find the columns selecting in Cursors. Give those columns in the DT.
File - JDBC (Execute-- Procedure)
To get the response
JDBC_respose - File
Correct me if im wrong.
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Ramg

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