If you have a data pipeline connected to a TQuery, and you add calculated fields to the query, you can get the data pipeline to refresh by setting AutoCreateFields to False, then True (toggling it that is.) This should allow you to see the fields in the Report Designer.
Thanks...But, this is not exactly my situation-I think. The user creates a datamodule with the query designer, adds all regular fields, creates calculated fields, they can sort on the calc field, but cannot see it for grouping and searching. Since the calc field is available for sorting, it is assumed that AutoCreateFields is not the problem...Is the field string list for grouping/searching different from the string list for sorting?
Thanks for any additional guidance you can provide.
Neither is grouping nor searching on a calculated field is supported in the visual Query Designer or Query Wizard. In order to create this type of SQL you'll need to manually edit the SQL. You can do this by proceeding to the last page of the Query Designer, right-clicking and accessing the Edit SQL option. DataViews which have been manually edited cannot be visually edited or linked...
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fields to the query, you can get the data pipeline to refresh by setting
AutoCreateFields to False, then True (toggling it that is.) This should
allow you to see the fields in the Report Designer.
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Tom Ollar
Digital Metaphors Corporation
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com
Thanks...But, this is not exactly my situation-I think. The user creates a
datamodule with the query designer, adds all regular fields, creates
calculated fields, they can sort on the calc field, but cannot see it for
grouping and searching. Since the calc field is available for sorting, it is
assumed that AutoCreateFields is not the problem...Is the field string list
for grouping/searching different from the string list for sorting?
Thanks for any additional guidance you can provide.
John
visual Query Designer or Query Wizard. In order to create this type of SQL
you'll need to manually edit the SQL. You can do this by proceeding to the
last page of the Query Designer, right-clicking and accessing the Edit SQL
option. DataViews which have been manually edited cannot be visually edited
or linked...
--
Tom Ollar
Digital Metaphors Corporation
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
info@digital-metaphors.com
OK, thanks...at least I know its not supported.
John