nicocizik
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Hi Ping,
I find the best way to approach a complicated problem such as this one is to
break it down into simpler pieces and work from there. Let's start with
just getting the data on the top of the report to show up correctly… -
Hi Ping,
I believe this would be possible with ReportBuilder, however it is going to
take some time and research on your part to complete all your requirements
below.
1. I would suggest taking care of all data proc… -
Hi Stef,
You can store printed reports as Archive files (.raf). A report can easily
be printed to archive using the archive device. See the TppArchiveDevice
topic in the ReportBuilder help and Demo 151 inside the \RBuilder\D… -
Hi,
How are you accessing this data? Are you using DADE and the Query Designer
or are these just two tables you are accessing in your Delphi app? I
believe you can use an expression such as the following to get a distinct <… -
Hi Paul,
In my testing, placing a region inside a dynamic height header band and
setting its visibility to False, removed any space taken up by the header
band when printing. Are you able to recreate this issue in a minimal t… -
Hi,
You may be able to accomplish this using the CrossTab component however it
is not very customizable. See the CrossTab demos located in the
\RBuilder\Demos\Crosstabs directory for what this component is capable of.
I… -
Hi Ping,
How are you linking the second detail dataset to the master? You need to be
sure that the linking field has a one to many ratio from master to detail,
and that the detail dataset is ordered on the linking field. Ta… -
Hi Wim,
Take a look at the following article on using Infopower with ReportBuilder.
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Article: ReportBuilder's RichText architecture
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Hi Adam,
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Article: Learning ReportBuilder
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Learning ReportBuilder is a complete learning system designed to teach end
users how to build a range of… -
Hi Vincent,
You need to add raIDE to your uses clause.
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Article: Controlling the End-User Environment
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Hi Marcio,
For future reference, please do not post your subject in all capital
letters.
This is not a known issue. What type of problems with printing are you
encountering? Which version of ReportBuilder/Delphi a… -
Hi Vincent,
Yes, you will need to create a global variable and reference it to the
variable outside the subreport. Then you can access the global variable
inside the subreport's calc section. See the following demo for an ex… -
Hi Kei,
Unfortunately there is currently no zooming feature for the designer in
ReportBuilder. Though this would be a massive design change, it is on our
wish list to research and possibly add for a later release of ReportBui… -
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Hi Alex,
You can load an archive saved as a blob field in a database using the
TppDBArchiveReader. This component is located next to the TppArchiveReader
in the Delphi pallet.
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Regards,
Nico Cizi… -
Hi Filip,
Take a look at the following example of placing a unique caption on each
copy of a report. Hope this helps.
http://www… -
Hi Guillermo,
There are no known issues dealing with viewing reports and Windows XP. As a
test, try downloading a trail version of RB 9.03 and see if that helps. Do
you see this behavior for every report? Are you able to pr… -
Hello,
For future reference we prefer you use your real name when posting to these
newsgroups.
Which version of ReportBuilder are you using? If you take an empty report,
enable the summary band and add a label to t… -
Hi Eric,
Take a look at the following example of creating a drawcommand line after
the last detail band has printed on a page.
http://www.… -
Hi Bob,
If you set the ParentPrintSetup property to False for the TppSubreport
object inside the main report, the section subreport will then use its own
printe setup. You can access its individual printer setup by tabbing ov… -
Hi Bob,
Be sure you have the Subreport.ParentPrinterSetup property set to True and
NewPrintJob set to False. In my testing with these properties set, I was
able to control the number of copies using the print dialog of a sect… -
Hi Adam,
Two options...
1. Place a TppLine on the right and left side of the detail band and toggle
the visibility of the lines according to the Report.CurrentColumn property
inside the DetailBand.BeforePrint event… -
Hi Joseph,
Unfortunately there is currently not a way to change the cursor when the
mouse is over a drawcommand. This is something we may enhance for a later
release of ReportBuilder.
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Regards,
N… -
Hi Tyler,
If you set the TppReport.ShowCancelDialog to False, this dialog should
disappear.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
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Hi Ronny,
There is no built-in way to re-arrange this list, it is done in the order
the devices are registered. One option would be to create a custom print
dialog and replace the AddFileDevices procedure to order the registe… -
Hi Eric,
You might try storing the ini information inside the registry rather than in
a file. Change IniStorageType to Registry.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in RBuilder.ini and Citrix/TeminalServer Comment by nicocizik December 2005 -
Hi Josep,
My recommendation would be to create a report with three section subreports
inside the detail band. Then you could design each subreport to look the
same or simply load a generic template into each one and alter the… -
Hi Eric,
Which example are you looking for? As far as we know, all the tips
downloads should still be available.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in Exampels in "Tips" Comment by nicocizik December 2005 -
Hi Robert,
Sorry for the delay. I answered this question in the End User newsgroup.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digit… -
Hi Carla,
In my testing (just now using the DBDEMOS database), the keeptogether
property for the groups in RB seemd to work correctly. Are you loading
reports from templates? Please provide instructions on how I can recreate…