I am a bit unclear what you are trying to accomplish. You can connect your report to a JITPipeline and pull the data directly off your database from there. Then you will have control over how many times you would like to print a template. Please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to do.
It's simple : imagine I have just one table with 2 record inside it. I would like to print 10 times the first record, and 7 times the second one (I have a papeline or a SQL request on it), how ??
The easiest was to do this would be to pre-process your data before entering the report generation process. You could then extract your data fields using a JITPipeline to show them repeatedly on the report. I would recommend placeing placing two subreports in your main report each connected to a diferent JITPipeline with the record count set to 10 and 7. Then using the JITPipelines, pull the datafield you need directly out of your dataset.
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I am a bit unclear what you are trying to accomplish. You can connect your
report to a JITPipeline and pull the data directly off your database from
there. Then you will have control over how many times you would like to
print a template. Please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to do.
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Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
I would like to print 10 times the first record, and 7 times the second one
(I have a papeline or a SQL request on it), how ??
The easiest was to do this would be to pre-process your data before entering
the report generation process. You could then extract your data fields
using a JITPipeline to show them repeatedly on the report. I would
recommend placeing placing two subreports in your main report each connected
to a diferent JITPipeline with the record count set to 10 and 7. Then using
the JITPipelines, pull the datafield you need directly out of your dataset.
--
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com