Multiple Oracle SQL statements in one Add Command

I am creating a report that needs a bunch of processing(SQL DDL statements) before the final select statement is generated for the report.
I am connecting to Oracle database however Crystal Report only allows me to give one SQL statement in one Add Command.
Is there a way to give multiple statements in one "Add Command" for the report ?
Thanks.

you can add more than one "Add Command" in the same report, and you can also treat them as views or table, so you can link them to each others and so on
good luck

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user12088323 wrote:
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>
Dave Packard wrote:
> Good day, everyone!
> I would like to join the tables FMIFIIT and AUFK. The INNER JOIN will be done between FMIFIIT's MEASURE (Funded Program) field, which is char(24), and AUFK's AUFNR (Order Number) field, which is char(12).
>
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Remove the ORDER BY clause in all the queries expcept lastone. Then it will work.
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