Yes, read this article. I had to do learn same thing regarding multi valued params and stored procs. Using the JOIN and then in the stored proc code,...

Don't know if it has anything to do with me being in the US or not?

Yes, I too maybe get 1 or 2 a week intermittent newsletters for several months now, same with the database weekely newsletter. Sometimes it is there when I come...

Yep, David is correct, that is the exact method I use for error msgs etc in my reports.

robert.gerald.taylor is correct, cascading params is exactly what you need here.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd255197.aspx

Excellent Question, I thought it was full outer join, but I was wrong and learned something! I have obvioulsy never read about UNION in BOL until now!

hmm.. however this link clearly at the top says:

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Ah, dang it, you guys got me again after a weekend and before my first coffee. I was sure i was correct:

SQL Server Books Online recommends that you disable the...

Need much more information, your question(s) makes no sense at all.

Jack is correct, for Oracle you need a colon : for parameters.

With Stored Procs we have found that you have to use a split string seperation function. Thats why when you took the actual select code and put it in...

Of course it depeneds on your SSRS version. In 2005 goto a report, look under properties tab and there is a "Create Linked Report" button.

You would create a linked report. See this for details: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155998.aspx

Ok, no more picking on Steve. It is said: "Let him who has no sin cast the first stone."

Ah, thanks Hugo for explaining that. Somehow I knew you would be able to explain this since you answered a Colation issue that I had a few weeks ago...