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Hi Kei,
2. Yes. Be sure you have your report set to TwoPass.
3. No, the OnCalc event only fires once per traversal (or how ever you have
your Timing set).
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Nico Cizik
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Hi Stanley,
Try placing your TppVariables inside a TppRegion and have the region shift
relative to the subreport. This should allow the subreport to execute
before the OnCalc events of the variables fire.
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Hi Robert,
Unfortunately, ReportBuilder does not have any built-in feature to add data
stored in a text file to a report. You will either need to use a
JITPipeline to access the data from each text file manually or perhapsHi Robert,
I'm not sure I understand the question. If you set your detail band inside
ReportBuilder to print with a dynamic height, you will be able to display as
many rows of data as you want per record. If you would like t…Hi Santy,
Unfortunately the dataviews were not designed to access multiple databases
at once. You will need to create multiple dataviews in order to access more
than one database at once.
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Hi Jon,
This can be done in a couple ways...
1. You can filter your detail dataset before printing your report so that
it only returns the rate with the largest date.
2. You can use the AutoSearch feature in Report…Hi Eugene,
This is not a known issue. Which version of Delphi are you using? I would
recommend downloading the latest version of ReportBuilder that is compatable
with the version of Delphi you are using and testing with that…Hi Filip,
No, this logic has not changed with ReportBulder 9. It is still recommended
that you make all calculations either outside your report before you
generate or in teh OnCalc event of a TppVariable on your report.
…Hi Colin,
Whenever making calculations in ReportBuilder it is recommended that you use
the OnCalc event of a TppVariable. This event is the only event in RB that
is gaurenteed to fire only once per traversal as a page/group b…Hi Daniel,
1. Changing the DetailBand.ColumnTraversal property to ctLeftToRight will
output data horizontally across each column in ReportBuilder. This is a
published property and is available from the Delphi Object Inspecto…Hi David,
Each template you have located in your database contains references to a
DADE plugin for Interbase. In order to use these templates with SQL Server,
you will need to manually edit these templates to reference the AD…Hi Steve,
This is not a known issue. Please send a small example of this shifting
issue in .zip format to support@digital-metaphors.com and I'll take a look
at it for you.
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Nico Cizik
Hi Steve,
What do you have inside your labels?
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Nico Cizik
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Hi Steve,
Take a look at the TextPipeline. This pipeline allows you to traverse the
data located in a text file as if it were a table and output it to your
report. See the TppTextPipeline topic in the ReportBuilder help file…Hi Vincenzo,
Yes
. You will notice in the TppReport.Template object, there is a
DataBaseSettings property…Hi Eric,
You are probably calling this event code a little too late. Try moving it
to the OnStartPage event of the report and see if that helps.
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Nico Cizik
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Hi Jon,
The DBCalc component does not allow you to reset its value based on a page
break, however the TppVariable does. Try placing an invisible TppVariable
inside your detail band and in its OnCalc event update the total val…Hi Craig,
You can check the vertical position just under the last detail band printed
using the TppReport.Engine.PrintPosRect.Top property. The best place to
check this value would be the DetailBand.AfterPrint event. Using t…Hi Nikolai,
You need to change the Report.NoDataBehaviors property to ndBlankReport for
your subreport. This should allow other objects to appear even if there is
no data retrieved.
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Nic…Hi Steve,
You can check the TppReport.DeviceType property to find out what device the
user is printing to.
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Nico Cizik
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Hi Steve,
Unfortunately this cannot be controled from the print menu. I would suggest
using the Report.BeforePrint event to find out which device is being print
to, then from there setting a flag that will hide your header ba…Hi Chris,
Take a look at demo 33 located in the \RBuilder\Demos\1. Reports\...
directory (dm0033.pas). This shows how to compress an address based on the
lines provided using TppMemo objects.
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Hi Gunnar,
We probably have it on file for you. Please contact
info@digital-metaphors.com with your full name and purchasing email for more
information.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphor…Hi Cary,
Usually when the preview output does not match the printed output, it is due
to some event code firing at an unwanted time (perhaps twice in your case).
Try placing a stop in each of your event handlers and note the d…Hi Misha,
Try setting your library path to \RBuilder\Source and stop the execution of
your app when it freezes up. This should show you where in the RB code (or
other code) the problem is occuring. Let me know what you find.…Hi Frederic,
The TppReport.Preview form is a TppCustomPreviewer class, not a TppPreview
descendent. In order to expose your custom preview object, you will need to
create and register a new TppCustomPreviewer descendent. See…Hi Todd,
You could perhaps use the Report.AfterPrint event to call the Windows API
function ShellExecute method if you want to maybe open the text file in
notepad after it has been exported. See the ShellExecute topic in the …Hi John,
All notifications for the new release were sent out last Thursday. If you
did not receive one, please send a small message to
info@digital-metaphors.com and we will be sure your email address is updated
in our …Hi Mike,
There was an issue in RB 9.01 for Delphi 2000 where the SQLBuilder help was
not included. This was fixed for RB 9.02. If you do not see this topic,
your Help2 system must not have been updated properly during instal…Hi Igor,
Thanks for the info. I will update this for the next release.
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Nico Cizik
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