- Connecting to SQL Server Database
- Custom
- Parameter
- Default
- Null
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Connecting to Stored procedures in SQL Server Database
Syncfusion Dashboard Designer allows you to use stored procedures defined in SQL Server database either through direct SQL Server connection or through ODBC connection.
NOTE
You can connect to a database hosted in Microsoft SQL Server whose version should be 2012 or above.
Connecting to SQL Server Database
If it succeeds, you will get into the data design view like below with the available stored procedure will be displayed on the left pane of tree view. And the available parameters also can be displayed while expand the procedure.
You can drag the desired stored procedure into the canvas area to create a table view with the supplied parameters to this procedure.
You can pass the values to stored procedure parameters in four ways as shown in the following screenshot.
Custom
Through Custom
option, you can manually enter the value to pass parameter.
Parameter
Through Parameter
option, you can create a dashboard parameter and use this value to stored procedure parameters.
Default
Through Default
option, you can pass default value of stored procedure. Corresponding parameter value (default value) will display in the Value text box.
NOTE
If the stored procedure is defined with default value for their parameters, the
Default
option will display in drop-down box.
Null
You can choose Null
option if you want to pass null value to parameter.
The Syncfusion Dashboard Designer allows to edit the supplied parameters by using the edit parameters button which is available in the created table.