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Great !!
That why I like RBuilder. It seems nothing impossible. Just don't know how
to accomplish
and need you guys here.
Thanks Alex.
"Alexander Kramnik (Digital Metaphors)" wrote
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You have some old dcu's in your path somewhere, happened a few times with me
when I upgrade version. ;-)
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Best Regards
Mervin Pearce
AudioReview SA
in TeeChart Comment by rbuser May 2002 -
I have partial success with the method you mentioned.
When I try to write (i.e.g Canvas.TextOut), the font looks ok on the screen
but then when assigned to the TppImage, it looks rough. I believe it's
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Dennis,
throw a TppImage in the detail band
and put the gantt chart into that
cu
marc
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Thanks for that, I'd actually discovered a problem with my project, which
allthough I had tried this code it wasn't functioning.
Anyway after struggling for ages!! with QR and virtually giving up I
produced my first (simple) RB report… -
Thanks.
As far as I know using ClientDataSet in this way will result in bad
performance (had nothing to do with ReportBuilder) since all the data is
cached. especially with master - detail relationship.
Which data acc… -
Hi Tom,
Thanks for your reply.
I was affraid to receive that answer since I know ReportBuilder behavior
from our current use with it (V3.51! working great!).
Now, we are using DbExpress with MySql in a new produ… -
Dear Alexander Kramnik,
We tried the following:
MySqlDataBase <== TSqlConnection <== TSqlDataSet <== TDataSource <==
TDbPipeline <== TppReport
While tring to open the report we get the message: "O… -
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Thanks that works great.
Sorry to bother you but I have one other problem. The space between the
lines in the memo seems very large. I tried to adjust this using the
leading property, but do not see any difference. I have use… -
Thanks for the quick response;
This seems to behave the same. It already printed nothing where Address2 was
to go. The problem is there is a space between Address1 and City, i.e:
John Doe
123 Main St.
Wash… -
"Guillermo Castaño A" wrote:
Thanks for your help! Its a cool feature that i will remember to
use - but for my current application i need a layer that is on
top of all other.
I could not find another feature lik… -
Use the Page Style of the report.
Menu: Report/Page style
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"David C. Allen" wrote in message
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Too bad. It's just what we need.
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"David C. Allen" wrote in message
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> The report is rerun when it is printed and any event handlers, if
not
Thanx for the tip. I was opening the dataset in the OnBeforePrint event
handler... I moved it to the procedure that calls Report.Print and all works
I did it and field datatype show is ftBCD, then I think is correct.
Maybe RB really missing on the conversion of an unexpected data type, what
you thing?
I'm using dbexpress and the field is decimal (12,3)
Thus, all the fields come of the table, and if the table have a decimal
field its become in string field size 2.
If the data type in table is integer then the field remains normal.
Why the decimal fields becomes in string fields?
Ok, but when I edit the sql in report, the datadictionary is useful yet?
I think that result dataset taken the fields datatype from table directly.
I'll wait a answer
Thanks
"Alexander Kramnik (Digital Metaphors…Thanks Tom,
That is helpful. But I don't have "Learning Report Builder". Where is that
or how can I get it?
Jonathan
Hi,
in you next version of Report Builder, is this problem will be fixed so when
all records are skipped, the crosstab be enought intelligent to don't raise
an access violation error ?
Thanks
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G. Plante
Hi,
since my end user does not have Delphi, but only have the reports generator
we built (from your Report Builder components), he will not be able to add
pass thru right ? So, what can he do to resolve the problem ?
…Since my dataset is used to create 4 different crosstabs on the same report,
I cannot filter the records with the filter property of the dataset at
design time. Can I do that with RAP at runtime before each crosstab be
generated ?
Chris,
You can also do something with very similar results with a Cross Tab report.
Bill Gage