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Asked: 2026-05-23T08:08:27+00:00

I have to develop a report against Sybase and I am calling a stored

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I have to develop a report against Sybase and I am calling a stored procedure for the dataset using an exec statement in a text query.

This stored procedure, instead of returning no records when there are none available, returns a table with a different column structure than that which is returned when records are available.

This causes all of my fields to display #ERROR. Is there a way to determine that the data set is going to return this garbage row so that I can hide the rows that are effected and handle the error?

Thanks so much for your help.

Frank

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  1. Editorial Team

    The solution for this is to check the IsMissing property on the dataset field:

    Set the row’s “Hidden” property to –

    =IIF(Fields!FieldThatShouldBeThere.IsMissing,true,false)

    Frank

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