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use a different Header in a Sub-Report

edited February 2009 in General
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    A subreport set to PrintBehavoir of pbChild prints on the parent's page
    space - like a memo. It shares the page header/footer of the parent. It can
    have title/summary and groupheader/groupfooter.

    A subreport set to PrinterBehavior of pbSection prints on its own page space
    and has its own header/footer.




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    Nard Moseley
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  • edited February 2009
    For examples of using Section style subreports, check out the main reports
    demo installed with the product and the Developers Guide tutorials.

    If you have a report that generates an infinite number of pages, then you
    likely have an invalid configuration.

    You might have an invalid data linking relationship. You might have a
    report/childreport that is not connected to a datapipeline and has AutoStop
    set to False - meaning it will generate pages until you call
    report/childreport Stop. You might have some event-handler code that causes
    the report engine to get lost.

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    Nard Moseley
    Digital Metaphors
    www.digital-metaphors.com

    Best regards,

    Nard Moseley
    Digital Metaphors
    www.digital-metaphors.com
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