TDateParameter with soBetween search operator

rbuser

Hi
I need to know how to read both date values individually from a Tdate
type parameter with a soBetween search operator.
To read the full value, I'm using pDate.autosearchsettings.searchexpresion

I'm using RB 14.08

Thanks

Ignacio

nicocizik

Hi Ignacio,

Use the TppAutoSearchField.Values property to get access to the
soBetween or soInList values.

Access the AutoSearchField object using the Report.AutoSearchFields[]
property or AutoSearchFieldByName routine.

rbuser

Hi
I know how to do it with autosearch fields but I'm using parameters
because I need to do something with values entered by users before add a
condition to the datapipelines. If I use the
pDate.autosearchsettings.searchexpresion command it returns the whole
value '01/11/2013,10/101/2013' but I need both values into different
variables.
Is there a way as using report.autosearchfields[].values[] but with params?

thanks

El 23/12/2013 13:05, Ignacio Alewaerts escribió:

nicocizik

Hi Ignacio,

I apologize, I did not know you were using parameters.

You can access the parameter values using the TParameter.ValueCount and
TParameter.Values[] property.

For example:

lParameter := Report.Parameters['MyParam'];

lsValue1 := lParameter.Values[0];
lsValue2 := lParameter.Values[1];

rbuser

How would it be on the Calc tab becuase with the next example

procedure FechaOnPrint;
var lParameter: TppParameter;
lsValue1 : TDate;
begin
lParameter := Report.Parameters['pIntervalo'];

lsValue1 := pIntervalo.Values[0];
fecha.Value := lsValue1;
end;

It show the error message Expected '(' or '[' but 'Values' found or
something like that?

Thanks



El 30/12/2013 12:26, Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) escribió:

rbuser

Sorry the correct example is

procedure FechaOnPrint;
var lParameter: TppParameter;
lsValue1 : TDate;
begin
lParameter := Report.Parameters['pIntervalo'];

lsValue1 := lParameter.Values[0];
fecha.Value := lsValue1;
end;

Hope it helps
Thanks


El 30/12/2013 12:26, Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) escribió:

nicocizik

Hi Ignacio,

You did not mention that you are using RAP .

For RB 15, we added support for the Values property in RAP. In RB 15+
you can simply using the following syntax to access each individual
parameter value.

lParamValue1 := MyParameter.Values(0);
lParamValue2 := MyParameter.Values(1);

Moving forward, we hope you will consider upgrading to the latest
version of ReportBuilder to take advantage of this as well as many other
new and exciting features. See the link below for all features added
for RB 15.

http://www.digital-metaphors.com/rbWiki/General/What's_New/RB_15

rbuser

Sorry. My mistake.
Thanks for answering so fast. I already was considering upgrading to
the latest version to take advantage of many features you've published

Thanks again


El 03/01/2014 12:51, Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) escribió: