Why doesn't SSRS like an IF Statement in my SQL Stored Procedure???

I have multiple IF Statements at the end of my SQL Stored Procedure Process that utilizes a @ReportTypeName Parameter to produce the chosen report result set
IF @ReportTypeName = 'HMO-POS New To HFHP - No Prior Year Member Spans'
BEGIN
SELECT DISTINCT
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Member Contract Nbr],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Member Subscriber Member Nbr],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Pkg],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Division Nbr],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER EFF DATE],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER FIRST NAME],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER LAST NAME],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Broker Name],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER ADDRESS 1],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER CITY],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER STATE],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER ZIPCODE],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER PHONE1],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER PHONE2],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER PHONE3],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER EMAIL],
CONVERT(VARCHAR,CAST(CONVERT(VARCHAR, [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER YMDBIRTH]) AS DATETIME),101) AS [INDV MEMBER BirthDate],
FLOOR((CAST (GETDATE() AS INTEGER) - CAST(CONVERT(DATETIME, CONVERT(CHAR(8), [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER YMDBIRTH])) AS INTEGER)) / 365.25) AS [INDV MEMBER AGE]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info]
WHERE (CHARINDEX('HMO',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0
OR CHARINDEX('POS',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0)
AND [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR] NOT IN
(SELECT [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans])
ORDER BY [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
END
IF @ReportTypeName = 'HMO-POS Renewals'
BEGIN
SELECT DISTINCT
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Member Contract Nbr],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Member Subscriber Member Nbr],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Pkg],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Division Nbr],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER EFF DATE],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER FIRST NAME],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER LAST NAME],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Broker Name],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER ADDRESS 1],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER CITY],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER STATE],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER ZIPCODE],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER PHONE1],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER PHONE2],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER PHONE3],
[#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER EMAIL],
CONVERT(VARCHAR,CAST(CONVERT(VARCHAR, [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER YMDBIRTH]) AS DATETIME),101) AS [INDV MEMBER BirthDate],
FLOOR((CAST (GETDATE() AS INTEGER) - CAST(CONVERT(DATETIME, CONVERT(CHAR(8), [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER YMDBIRTH])) AS INTEGER)) / 365.25) AS [INDV MEMBER AGE]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info]
INNER JOIN [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans]
ON [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans].[INDV MEMBER NBR] = [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
WHERE (CHARINDEX('HMO',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0
OR CHARINDEX('POS',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0)
ORDER BY [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
END
Microsoft Visual Studio and SQL Server Reporting Services did not like this! When I added my dataset and parameters accordingly, my Dataset had no fields...almost as if running the Stored Procedure in the background to get its Metadata was not working. I
know this works because I tested it as a result of a straight EXEC Command. Why doesn't Microsoft Visual Studio and SQL Server Reporting Services not like this IF? I did end up getting around this by parameterizing the WHERE clause based on the @ReportTypeName
chosen.
WHERE (@ReportTypeName = 'HMO-POS New To HFHP - No Prior Year Member Spans'
AND (CHARINDEX('HMO',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0
OR CHARINDEX('POS',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0)
AND [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR] NOT IN
(SELECT [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans]))
OR (@ReportTypeName = 'HMO-POS Renewals'
AND (CHARINDEX('HMO',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0
OR CHARINDEX('POS',LTRIM(RTRIM([#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV Benefit Plan Name])),1) > 0)
AND [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_All_Info].[INDV MEMBER NBR] IN
(SELECT [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans].[INDV MEMBER NBR]
FROM [#TempTable_Distinct_Individual_Member_Prior_Year_Spans]))
I appreciate your review and am hopeful for a reply.
Thanks!

Hi ITBobbyP,
I have tested on my local environment and can reproduce the issue, the issue can be caused by the temp table you are using which will also cause the data not display.
I have use below sample table and record to have a test and details information below for your reference:
Right click the DataSet to select the "DataSet Properties" and click the query designer to execute the stored procedure by click the "!" to check if you can get the data:
If you got some error, the issue can be cause by the temp table invalid, so please make sure you have add the query to create and insert recored to temp table like below:
CREATE PROCEDURE vickytest0311_1
@ReportTypeName nvarchar(50)
AS
create table #VickyTest
column1 int,
column2 varchar(20)
insert into #VickyTest values (1,'Test1')
insert into #VickyTest values (2,'Test2')
insert into #VickyTest values (3,'Test3')
IF @ReportTypeName ='Test1'
BEGIN
select * from #VickyTest
where Column1=1
END
IF @ReportTypeName ='Test2'
BEGIN
select * from #VickyTest
where Column1=2
END
GO
3. I recommend you to not use the temp table and you will not need to add the create and insert statement in the stored procedure.
4. If you still got no data, please try to click the "Refresh fields" as below:
If you still have any problem, please feel free to ask.
Regards,
Vicky Liu
Vicky Liu
TechNet Community Support

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PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol ";" when expecting one of the following:
. ( ) , * @ % & | = - + < / > at in mod not range rem => ..
<an exponent (**)> <> or != or ~= >= <= <> and or like
between is null is not || indicator is dangling
The symbol ")" was substituted for ";" to continue.
Anyone can help?
Thanks,
Michal

My PL/SQL code:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION getNotifSeq RETURN NUMBER
IS
newId NUMBER;
BEGIN
SELECT NOTIFICATION_SEQ.NEXTVAL INTO newId FROM DUAL;
RETURN newId;
END;
run
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE insertNotifMsg (
sentBy IN VARCHAR,
subject IN VARCHAR,
msg IN VARCHAR,
newId OUT NUMBER)
IS
BEGIN
newId := getNotifSeq;
INSERT INTO NOTIFICATIONS(NOTIF_ID,SENT_BY,SUBJECT,MSG)
VALUES(newId,sentBy,subject,msg);
END insertNotifMsg;
run;
My Java code to call the procedure:
try
conn = myDBconn.getConnection();
CallableStatement callStmt = conn.prepareCall("{call insertNotifMsg(?,?,?,?}");
callStmt.setString(1,notif.getSentBy());
callStmt.setString(2,notif.getSubject());
callStmt.setString(3,notif.getMsg());
callStmt.registerOutParameter(4, Types.INTEGER);
ResultSet rs = callStmt.executeQuery();
if (!rs.next()) {
throw new SQLException("ERROR: Notification was not inserted into database!");
long newId = callStmt.getInt(4);
callStmt.close();
notif.setNotifId(newId);
conn.commit();
callStmt.close();
finally
myDBconn.closeConnection(conn);
Thanks,
Michal

SELECT statement in stored procedure

I want to be able to execute a simple SELECT statement from within a stored procedure and return a stream of data which consists of all the rows from the SELECT statement.
Ultimately, I want to ouput this stream of data to a Crystal Report.
Apparently, Oracle will not allow you to execute a simple SELECT statement from within a stored procedure. It will only allow execution of a SELECT INTO statment, which requires that you define a cursor, etc. etc.
Any way around this?
Thanks
Bill

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