SSRS 2008 not returning correct dataset from Stored Procedure

Hi,
I have a stored proc which returns different no. of columns as output based on the input parameter. The issue I am facing is that the SSRS 2008 is always populating the column list of the dataset with the first select list irrespective of the input
parameter.
How can I have the SSRS populate the column list based on the input parameter I am passing?
eg.
IF @type
=
'test'
BEGIN
SELECT 1 AS Col1,2 AS Col2
END
ELSE
IF @type
=
'test1'
BEGIN
SELECT 1 AS Col1,2 AS Col2,3 AS Col3
END
SSRS always populates the dataset with two columns viz col1 & col2 even when I pass
'test1' as input parameter.
Thanks for the help in advance.
Sherin

From my experiences, your dataset must return the same number of column and same name in both select statement.
IF
@type =
'test'
BEGIN
SELECT 1 AS Col1,2 AS Col2,
null AS Col3
END
ELSE
IF @type
=
'test1'
BEGIN
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