Change Subreport Name while running

Is there a way to change the subreport name while running a report.
Depending on the user that runs the main report i would like to present
another subreport.
The subreportname can't be changed by an expression.
I could place all subreports on it and then hide the ones that arn't needed
but i don't know if a subreport that has a visibility on 'hide' still runs.
That would slow down the main report if all the subreports are running.
Kind RegardsHello Harry,
There is no way to change the subreport on demand.
But, there is a way to work around it.
You could pass a parameter to the sub report and you could use this
parameter to decide whether to generate the data source or not.
If you did not generate the data, the render time for the sub report will
reduced.
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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I cant' find the place where i can bock datasets of being generated in the
report parameters ...
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You may use a stored procedure which could accept the parameter.
You could use the IF clause in the stored procedure to check the parameter
and dicide to return the empty dataset or not.
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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