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Hi Grant,
You should be able to work around the null values by filtering your master
dataset to exclude all the null occurences of the master field. Something
like the following:
SELECT *
FROM Customers
WHE… -
Hi Grant,
This may be a limitation of ReportBuilder. Nevertheless, it is not a good
idea to have Null records in your master dataset. You might try suppressing
this null value using the DataPipeline.SuppressNullValues or simpl… -
Hi Gary,
Try adding ppTypes to your 'uses' clause.
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Hi Gary,
If you are only using one dataset, you do should not need to connect the
subreport to a pipeline. The only time you need to connect a subreport to a
datapipeline is when you have two datasets linked in some way, perhap… -
Hi John,
From what you describe, this should work fine. If possible, please send an
example of the issue in .zip format to support@digital-metaphors.com and
I'll take a look at it for you.
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Hi Martijn,
1. Be sure that the memos are in fact inside the regions you created. To
test this try moving the region with the TppMemo component inside and make
sure the memo component moves with it.
2. Are you able… -
This was answered in a later post.
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Hi Martijn,
To do this you neet to create a new report which has SectionStyle (Set the
PrintBehavior property)
subreports in it. Then load each one of your reports into one of the
subreports. Section style subreports alway… -
Hi Martijn,
Every DataPipeline (including the JITPipeline) is closed when the Report
Engine is freed. You will need to update the TppJITPipeline.RecordCount to
display the correct number of records when using a larger number of… -
Hi,
Yes, you would be able to calculate as many different sums as you like from
the TppVariable.OnCalc event. You should be able to calculate the sum
without tax, sum with 8% tax, and sum with 20% tax all in the same event.
Hello,
You should be able to get the results you need by using TppVariable
components to calculate the sums you need. Below is a small example of how
you might do this. Essentially you would be placing a single TppVariable in<…Hi Steve,
The line spacing could have something to do with this but it still does not
make since why it is only printing correctly sometimes. This is what leads
me to believe that it a driver issue. It's worth a try. Set the …Hi Steve,
This is not a know issue with ReportBuilder. If the labels are printing
correctly on the HP and not on the Epson, it is more than likely a printer
driver/printer related problem. ReportBuilder uses the same Windows A…Hi Patrick,
You should be able to toggle the group header and footer band's Visibility
property in their OnBeforePrint events based on the group value. Be sure to
set the band Visibility back to True when the group breaks.
Hi Kai,
Here is a small example of adding the TextSearch capability to a custom
report viewer. This example adds it to the myPrvDlg.pas file and creates a
new button for the binoculars. You are welcome to use the original
Hi Terry,
Sorry about that, you can free the report object using the
OnPreviewFormClose event and a TTimer object to wait for the report engine
to finalize before freeing the Report object. Below is a small example I
made …Hi Terry,
When you create an object with a nil owner, it will not be freed
automatically, you will need to free it yourself in code. Try using the
following method:
var
Report: TppReport;
begin
Rep…Hi Gary,
Using the end user solution, I followed your exact steps and was unable to
recreate the problem. Inside the preview, the "g's" appear to be cut off
but when I print to the printer, everything looks fine. This may be a…Hi Gary,
Try setting the DBText.AutoSize property to True and see if that gives you
the results you are after.
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Hi Gary,
I am a bit unclear on how to recreate this problem. What type of
modifications are you doing to the fields on the report? Do they display
correctly when you initially place them on the report? Please provide me
…Hi Gary,
Sometimes when using the Report Designer, the bottoms and right sides of
TppLabels can appear to be cut off but this should not be the case when
previewing and printing the report. Are the bottoms of the g's and y'sHi Gary,
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Hi Gary,
This is not a bug, ReportBuilder only allows one DrillDownComponent per
report. The Copy function is realising this and deleting the original
DrillDownComponent when a new one is created. If you were to set the
D…Hi,
When a Report.PassSetting is set to psTwoPass, the first pass is only to
calculate pagination. No actual pages are received or DrawCommands are
created until the second pass. So when using CachePages and a two pass
re…Hi Jure,
Try setting the Report.CachePages property to True and see if that helps.
This will save the exact format of each page as you view them the first
time, preventing changes as you move forward and backward through the pag…Hi Mark,
Sorry, ReportBuilder does not contain any logic for handling multi byte
character sets or the unicode character set.
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Hi Barry,
Please send a small example of the issue in .zip format to
support@digital-metaphors.com and I will try to recreate it on my machine.
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Hi,
When the detail band contains no data, you will need to use the
DetailBand.BeforePrint event to keep track of the master record being used.
From here you can set the Group Header's visibility to False on the master
reco…Hi,
Be sure that you are setting the Report.NoDataSettings properly to get the
effect you desire. Other than that, you should not have to create another
detail pipeline to get a subreport to print when the data is null. If you…Hi Guillermo,
It is possible to print to multiple devices at once by creating each one and
calling Report.PrintToDevices. The following example shows how to print to
multiple printers at the same time. You will need to use the…