Saving to File (from Database)
Hi,
In short, I have on a number of reports a property called OnTraversal. All
new reports made have this property.
We run report builder in 2 places in the program and in one we get an
OnTraversal error on the report.
If I save the report to file from where it does work. I see...
....
object Linked_Bookings: TppChildBDEPipeline
AutoCreateFields = False
UserName = 'Linked_Bookings'
OnTraversal = ppBDEPipelineTraversal
....
If I remove the OnTraversal line, save the text file and reload it into
report, it works fine!
In short, what I want to be able to do is run a routine against the database
to save the report manually to a StringList so I can search for this
property, remove it and save it back to the database.
How can I do this? Are there any notes on how to do this anywhere?
(I would also like to save the master list of reports out to file so they
can be uploaded to our user download area as well so this has a double wammy
for me)
Thanks in advance.
Steve
In short, I have on a number of reports a property called OnTraversal. All
new reports made have this property.
We run report builder in 2 places in the program and in one we get an
OnTraversal error on the report.
If I save the report to file from where it does work. I see...
....
object Linked_Bookings: TppChildBDEPipeline
AutoCreateFields = False
UserName = 'Linked_Bookings'
OnTraversal = ppBDEPipelineTraversal
....
If I remove the OnTraversal line, save the text file and reload it into
report, it works fine!
In short, what I want to be able to do is run a routine against the database
to save the report manually to a StringList so I can search for this
property, remove it and save it back to the database.
How can I do this? Are there any notes on how to do this anywhere?
(I would also like to save the master list of reports out to file so they
can be uploaded to our user download area as well so this has a double wammy
for me)
Thanks in advance.
Steve
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Comments
ppBDEPipelineTraversal but can not find it when it is loaded--you can stub
out a dummy if you want and the problem should go away. Just add the
declaration above the 'private':
procedure ppBDEPipelineTraverseal(sender: TObject); // I am not sure what
the params are suppose to be--just match the other ones
and then write the implementation
procedure TMyObjectName.ppBDEPipelineTraverseal(sender: TObject);
begin
//stub this out
end;
The best way to get around this (if the reports get complicated it gets to
be bad coding very quickly) is to use RAP and create pass through functions,
but that is your call.
HTH,
Ed Dressel
Team DM
procedure called ppBDEPipelineTraverseal.
Taking that however I've added a ppBDEPipeline and a TQuery onto the form
and linked these to the report. I've set an on traversal event and it seems
to work now.
Thanks for the help.
Steve