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ParentDataPipeline Property problem

edited October 2002 in Datapipelines
I have template file loaded into a ppReport component at run time. The
template has several "TDBText" components.

Each of the above text components has the "ParentDataPipeline" property
= True and their properties for 'DataPipeline" is empty.

In RB 6.xx, this template works great.

In RB 7.xx, it will not work unless I assign the "DataPipeline" property
of each text component to the actual datapipeline component. Also the
setting of "ParentDataPipeline" can be set to true or false with no
difference in the report result.

What must I do to get the "ParentDataPipeline" property to work
correctly as documented in RB 7.x?

Thanks for the help

Comments

  • edited October 2002
    I wasn't able to reproduce the behavior using RB 7.

    1. Created a report with one pipeline (BioLife table in DBDemos)

    2. Added dbText in detail band.

    3. Set ParentDataPipeline True on the dbText

    4. Connected dbText to field in pipeline.

    5. Ran report, worked perfectly.

    6. Saved report to template file with report pipeline assigned

    7. Saved report to template file with report pipeline unassigned and dbText
    pipeline unassigned

    8. Loaded template #6 at runtime and it generated correctly.

    9. Loaded template #7 at runtime and the generated report had no data as
    expected.

    10. Loaded template #7 at runtime, connected datapipeline and the generated
    report had data as expected.

    Can you send a demo report to support@digital-metaphors.com that shows the
    problem?

    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors

  • edited October 2002
    Thanks Jim for the examples. I can duplicate your examples fine. I believe
    the difference in what I did and what you tried was that I loaded a
    pre-existing template rtm file from a RB 6.x application "at runtime" and tried
    to print it with RB 7 packages.
  • edited October 2002
    Could you send a simple example to support@digital-metaphors.com that shows
    the problem? We'll take a look at it.


    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors

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