Using SQL queries via ODBC connection to obtain data for a report

Post Author: adhiann
CA Forum: General
Hi All,
I was trying to run a Crystal Reports report through Clearquest using an SQL query I designed in CQ to give me the data I need, however, from within ClearQuest, I cannot associate an SQL query on a report, so I went directly to Crystal Reports and am using the ODBC connection to the ClearQuest database to run the report. I selected the right tables and fields and am using the same formula that I used on ClearQuest's SQL query to get the data, however, the report doesn't return any data whereas I am getting at least 5 records from Clearquest for the same query.
Granted there's a difference in the way you create a SQL formula in Crystal, but I don't know if I'm doing it right as I've never had to use CR as a standalone product.
Is there a way I can directly plug my ClearQuest's SQL query into the CR and run it? I don't know why the results won't return any data for a query that has some results
Thanks in advance
nandita

Post Author: Roscoe1822
CA Forum: General
Did you try to add a command through the Database Expert? Also creating a Business View that contains your sql query might help as well.

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