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Hi Tom,
You can get access to the TppChildReport object (which is a TppCustomReport
descendent) using the TppSubreport.Report property. This will give you
access to the Groups property of the child report.
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Hi Fabrizio,
Where in the code below is the AV occuring? Try setting your library path
to \RBuilder\Source\... and trace into the ReportBuilder source code and see
where the problem is occuring. If you would like, please cre…Hi Giovana,
Try using the OnCalc event of a TppVariable set to calculate on traversal to
keep track of the record count.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in Count details of SubReport Comment by nicocizik May 2007Hi Stuart,
Are you a registered user of ReportBuilder or are you using an application
with ReportBuilder built-in? In Delphi, you will have access to all
variables created regardless if they are located in a subreport or not.…Hi Arajn,
1. How are you calculating the totals? Are you using TppVariables or
DBCalc components? Where are you placing these components?
2. Which version of ReportBuilder/Delphi are you using? Are you able to
…Hi Paul,
After further research, it is possible to assign individual copies to a
Section style subreport by allowing your printer to handle the copies (if it
is capable).
1. Create a section subreport with ParentPr…Hi Paul,
The copies property cannot be set for individual section subreports. In
order to get the effect you are after, you could either dynamically create
two more section subreports to act as copies of the first one, or kee…Hi Paul,
If you are able to print each page in the report, you could possibly try
something like demo 124 in the \RBuilder\Demos\1. Reports\... directory by
rearranging the page list to meet your needs. You can also try print…Hi Paul,
If these reports are dynamically sized, this could be tricky. I would
suggest perhaps generating the report beforehand to find out how many pages
each document is, then using this information, try logically splitting…Below is an example of what I mean by splitting the document into multiple
print jobs. After further research, this is the only way to get the
behavior you are after.
in 4 part printing (was printing 3 copies + 1) Comment by nicocizik August 2007Hi Paul,
This unfortunately is not something that can be automatically done in
ReportBuilder. I believe as a starting point you will need to find a way to
separate document 1 into 2 separate documents. As you mentioned, the …Hi Jean-François,
Thank you however I was referring to the "From" section when you post,
rather than JFN.
How do you (which value are you using to) filter the detail dataset
dynamically? In which event are yo…Hi,
For future reference, please spell out your name when posting to these
newsgroups.
I'm a bit unclear about what you are trying to accomplish. Are you linking
these datasets in a Master-Detail relationship? How…Hi Peter,
Yes, the front-most component in a band will print last.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.comHi Peter,
Sorry, I misread that you are only using Section style subreports. In this
case the z-order controls which order items are printed with respect to the
subreport. Sending the subreport to the back (Send To Back opti…Kei,
Try adding all your report components to a TppRegion, then set the subreport
to ShiftRelativeTo that region. Also, try sending the subreport to the back
using the Send To Back option when right clicking over the control.…Hi Ken,
My first suggestion would be to try Datapipeline linking for your
master-detail relationship rather than trying to link your datasets
directly. This can be done simply by assigning the MasterDataPipeline
propert…Hi Ken,
How are you linking your datasets? Are you using DADE or placing pipelines
on a form? Which database and connectivity are you using? If you are
placing pipelines on a form, you need to be sure your master and detail…Hi Chris,
This is not a known issue with ReportBuilder and TeeChart. Which version of
TeeChart are you using? If possible, please send a small example I can run
on my machine that demonstrates the issue to support@digital-me…Hi Beth,
Yes and yes. In order to create a report as you describe below you would
need to link the two datasets in a master-detail relationship.
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Article: End-User Tech…Hi Chantal,
If possible, please create a small delphi app that demonstrates the behavior
you are experiencing and send it in .zip format to
support@digital-metaphors.com. I feel that if I am able to see the problem
in a…Hi Chantal,
Check the timing settings of the variables you are using to see when they
will reset and calculate their value. Also, note that a variable set to
calculate on traversal located in a subreport will calculate when t…Hi Chantal,
Have you tried using a DBCalc component set to Count() rather than a
TppVariable? Placing one in the detail band will give you the count for
that particular line and placing one in the group footer should give you…Hi Deivid,
Chantal is correct. Below is an example of how to reference a TppVariable
in the main report from a subreport. The same concept will apply when
trying to reference a variable in another subreport.
Hi Ken,
How are you loading the second report when the "All" option is selected?
I'm guessing you changed your code on how this report is loaded. Try
tracing through this and see if you can see why the third report is being <…Hi Chantal,
If you are just trying to display a date range rather than a calculation
(grand total, etc.), you might try using a TppLabel rather than a
TppVariable. You should be able to simply update the Label.Caption at the …Hi Andy,
You need to be sure you use a Section style subreport if you would like it
on its own page. Otherwise, you can try using a TppPageBreak component to
force ReportBuilder to break to the next page before printing the s…Hi Tracy,
What type of subreport are you using? If you save the subreport definition
to a report template and load it manually at designtime, do you still see
the same behavior? Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are …Hi Everett,
1. Yes, you can set the ZOrder by using the TppSubreport.ZOrder property.
You will want to set this property before the report prints.
2. There is an example of dynamically loading subreports located in the …Hi Everett,
My recommendation would be to create a report with only a detail band.
Place two Section style subreports inside the detail band (one for the main
report, one for the sub report). These reports will print one afte…