Problems with RB 6.03 and dbChart 4.04
Hi there,
I'm using D6 Enterprise together with RB 6.03 and the original TeeChart 4.04
installed with Delphi 6.
When I create a report (no end-user) with normal Datapiplines, the dbChart I
add to the Report won't see these pipleines.
The ppChartdp unit is added to the Form's uses clause, the Pipeline's
Property Visible is set to true.
This is basically, what I'm doing:
Create a new form.
Create a new Datamodule
Add the Datmodule to the uses clause of the form
Create data access components
Add pipelines to the queries (on the form or on the DM, doesn't matter)
create a report (which is working completely well using these pipleines)
Add a dbChart from the palette to the report
Create a series, and go into the series' properties.
When I want to use Dataset or Single Record as data source, the combobox
stays completely empty.
One thing: I'm using the german version of Delphi, and thus also of
TeeChart. Could this be the problem?
Thanx in advance,
Nick
I'm using D6 Enterprise together with RB 6.03 and the original TeeChart 4.04
installed with Delphi 6.
When I create a report (no end-user) with normal Datapiplines, the dbChart I
add to the Report won't see these pipleines.
The ppChartdp unit is added to the Form's uses clause, the Pipeline's
Property Visible is set to true.
This is basically, what I'm doing:
Create a new form.
Create a new Datamodule
Add the Datmodule to the uses clause of the form
Create data access components
Add pipelines to the queries (on the form or on the DM, doesn't matter)
create a report (which is working completely well using these pipleines)
Add a dbChart from the palette to the report
Create a series, and go into the series' properties.
When I want to use Dataset or Single Record as data source, the combobox
stays completely empty.
One thing: I'm using the german version of Delphi, and thus also of
TeeChart. Could this be the problem?
Thanx in advance,
Nick
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10 threads up is my answer to the question.
should learn to read before I write, I suppose.
Never mind and thanx,
Nick