I tried and use Report.AutosearchFields[0].Value but I was not able to get all the information. I have two autoseach values, the first is a single date field using the equal operator. The second is a time range, begining and ending time using the between operator. When I used this value Report.AutosearchFields[0].Value it gave me the date. When retrieved this value Report.AutosearchFields[1].Value I retrieved the first/beginning time only. When I used this value Report.AutosearchFields[2].Value I got a runtime error. How do I get the ending time?
Using Report Builder Enterprise 7.03, Delphi 6 Pro, and Windows XP
1. Check out the RBuilder\Demos\AutoSearch\Build Description of AutoSearch Settings example. You basicall can use the Report.AutoSearchDescription property or call Report.GetAutoSearchDescriptionLines.
2. You can also build the description yourself, but you need to use the AutoSearchFields[].SearchExpression property to access the values entered by the user. If you use the between operator the values will be in a comma delimited string.
-- Nard Moseley Digital Metaphors Corporation www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley Digital Metaphors www.digital-metaphors.com
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I tried and use Report.AutosearchFields[0].Value but I was not able to
get all the information.
I have two autoseach values, the first is a single date field using the
equal operator. The second is a time range, begining and ending time
using the between operator. When I used this value
Report.AutosearchFields[0].Value it gave me the date. When retrieved
this value Report.AutosearchFields[1].Value I retrieved the
first/beginning time only. When I used this value
Report.AutosearchFields[2].Value I got a runtime error. How do I get
the ending time?
Using Report Builder Enterprise 7.03, Delphi 6 Pro, and Windows XP
Thanks,
J. Michael Eubanks
Ideal Software Systems
1. Check out the RBuilder\Demos\AutoSearch\Build Description of AutoSearch
Settings example. You basicall can use the Report.AutoSearchDescription
property or call Report.GetAutoSearchDescriptionLines.
2. You can also build the description yourself, but you need to use the
AutoSearchFields[].SearchExpression property to access the values entered by
the user. If you use the between operator the values will be in a comma
delimited string.
--
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors Corporation
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com