- you can send to support@digital-metaphors.com in zip format. Please include only the .dpr, .res, .pas, .dfm that are required to run the project. Use Delphi components and ReportBuilder.
- If yo have a report that produces pages endlessly here are some trouble shooting tips...
1. Check each report/childreport and make sure that the Report.DataPipeline property is assigned OR AutoStop is set to True.
2. Try setting all Detailband.PrintHeight to phDynamic. It may be that you have a fixed height detail band that is too large to print on a page.
3. As a test, try commenting out all event-handler code associated with the report. Make sure that you are not manipulating the dataset in any manner, while the report is generating. This can cause the report engine to get lost.
4. Save the report under a new name and try incrementally simplifying it until the issue goes away. Then incrementally add complexity until you isolate the cause of the error.
-- Nard Moseley Digital Metaphors www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley Digital Metaphors www.digital-metaphors.com
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- you can send to support@digital-metaphors.com in zip format. Please
include only the .dpr, .res, .pas, .dfm that are required to run the
project. Use Delphi components and ReportBuilder.
- If yo have a report that produces pages endlessly here are some trouble
shooting tips...
1. Check each report/childreport and make sure that the Report.DataPipeline
property is assigned OR AutoStop is set to True.
2. Try setting all Detailband.PrintHeight to phDynamic. It may be that you
have a fixed height detail band that is too large to print on a page.
3. As a test, try commenting out all event-handler code associated with the
report. Make sure that you are not manipulating the dataset in any manner,
while the report is generating. This can cause the report engine to get
lost.
4. Save the report under a new name and try incrementally simplifying it
until the issue goes away. Then incrementally add complexity until you
isolate the cause of the error.
--
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com