Delete table in SQL command

Hello,
As part of my report I populate a table then reference it in several following subreports.
The issue I'm having is that I need to clear all the data from my table after using it to allow the report to run again (and not get multiple results)
To do this I have tried to add a sub report at the very end (and start) of my report with the SQL command truncate table <tablename> or delete <tablename> or delete <tablename> where 1 = 1.
When I try truncate I get an error saying that I don't have permission (despite granting it but hey...) which is why I switched to delete, this runs fine but the table doesn't get deleted...
Any thoughts as to why this isn't working/how I can clear my table? I have thought of setting up a separate scheduled job to delete the table contents however I do also need to run the report several times with different parameters so this isn't an ideal solution.
I have tried adding a select after my delete statement as I thought if it had something to display on the report it would have to look at it but this didn't make any difference.
Any help will be much appreciated!
Thanks
Chris

Thanks for that!
I have had a go at this and I can see how it will work although I have limited access on the Crystal userid I have so will need to have the SP created as part of our nightly refresh script I think.
Is there no way of getting crystal to run my delete statement otherwise?
Thanks again
Chris

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FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS" "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"
WHERE "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."COMPANY_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE} AND "KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS"."DOCUMENT_NUMBER"={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.JOB_NUMBER}
EXTERNAL JOIN KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE={?PROD - FIN: PRODUCT_MASTER.PART_CODE} AND KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE={?PROD - FIN: PRODUCT_MASTER.COMPANY_CODE}
PROD - FIN
SELECT "PRODUCT_MASTER"."PRODUCT_CLASS", "PRODUCT_MASTER"."COMPANY_CODE", "PRODUCT_MASTER"."PART_CODE"
FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."PRODUCT_MASTER" "PRODUCT_MASTER"
WHERE "PRODUCT_MASTER"."PART_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE} AND "PRODUCT_MASTER"."COMPANY_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE}
PROD - FIN
SELECT "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"."PRODUCT_CLASS", "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"."PART_CODE"
FROM   "fin_prod"."dbo"."KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT" "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"
WHERE "KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT"."PART_CODE"={?PROD - FIN: MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC}

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                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.DOCUMENT_NUMBER, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.IC_LOT_NUMBER,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.IC_MOVE_QUANTITY, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PERIOD_TXT, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.YEAR_TXT,
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.TRANSACTION_TYPE, dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.WAREHOUSE,
                         dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER.PRODUCT_CLASS, dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PART_CODE AS KX_PART_CODE,
                         dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PRODUCT_CLASS AS KX_PRODUCT_CLASS, dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.CHARACTERISTIC_CODE,
                         dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.IC_DEF_CHAR_TEXT
FROM            dbo.MAN_JOBS INNER JOIN
                         dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS ON dbo.MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.COMPANY_CODE AND
                         dbo.MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC = dbo.IC_PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS.PART_CODE LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT ON dbo.MAN_JOBS.STD_PROCESS_SPEC = dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.PART_CODE AND
                         dbo.MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.KX_PRODUCT_MASTER_EXT.COMPANY_CODE LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS ON dbo.MAN_JOBS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE AND
                         dbo.MAN_JOBS.JOB_NUMBER = dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.DOCUMENT_NUMBER LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER ON dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.COMPANY_CODE = dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER.COMPANY_CODE AND
                         dbo.KX_IC_MOVEMENTS_PRODCTN_IN_OUTS.PART_CODE = dbo.PRODUCT_MASTER.PART_CODE
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2. category (std)
3. location (custom dim)
while defining one member access profile,
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We are on bpc75nw sp04.
Pls suggest us .
dump(st22):
Short text
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What happened?
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Thanks,
naresh
Edited by: Naresh P on Feb 19, 2011 10:40 AM

Hi Naresh,
As far as I know You have specify Explicit Access to all the dimensions mentioned as Secured in your Application.
You can't skip the secured Dimesions.
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This might solve your problem.
Hope it helps.
Chaithanya

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as
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QUOTENAME(TABLE_SCHEMA)
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from AvailableTables
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(1000)
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=
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exec
sp_executeSQL
@sqlstatement
print
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update @TTName
set [status]
= 1
where TableSchemaTableName
= @TableSchemaTableName
if
(select
count([Status])
from @TTName
where [Status]
= 0)
= 0
break
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