You cannot return multiple rowsets from a single query in the current
version.
You would need to break this into multiple queries, each of which returns a
single rowset.
In your case, you could add a parameter to the stored procedure to indicate
which rowset to return. Then have multiple data sets, each of which calls
the stored procedure with a different value for that parameter.

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SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services only supports one dataset pre data region
unless
the other data regions references are aggregated
(=First("Field!<Fieldname>.Value, "<DataRegionName>")>.

You will need to join your results in the query.

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Hi,
I'm writing a DPE, which returns a multiple resultsets(datatables) from a
extenal data source. I would like to map these to dataregions in the report.
How do i do this?
Or To make it simple, let us assume i have a stored procedure returning
multiple resultsets and how do i map these result sets to
dataregions(Table,List etc.,)

thanks

shankar