nicocizik
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Thank you for the example. The issue is that your project files are still referencing a different Delphi version and therefore referencing the incorrect RAP .dcu files. If you delete the Stats.dpr and Stats.dproj and let the current version of Del…
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Hi Rajeev,
Please see my recent response to the referenced thread and respond with your findings.
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Hi Stephen,
In my quick testing with the latest version of ReportBuilder, a simple application ran successfully in a new build of Windows Server 2019 (See screen shot).
1. I first suggest trying with the latest version of Repor… -
Hi Rajeev,
This is not a known issue.
1. Please update to RB 21.03 and Delphi 10.4.2 and retest. We build all versions of ReportBuilder with the latest available version of Delphi. While they should be interface compatible, w… -
Hi Rajeev,
This error indicates that you have an older compiled file in your library path. Since we do not provide the RAP source, you need to be sure you have the latest version of the .dcu files being used by Delphi. Check your applic… -
Hi Rajeev,
Since your previous app used the BDE, all saved reports/templates will have the BDE QueryDataView defined for DADE queries. These report definitions will need to updated to use the FireDAC QueryDataView (TdaFireDACQueryDataVie… -
Hi Rajeev,
This is likely a property of the DOA connection component. Check for a LoginPrompt boolean property or similar.
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Hi Christoph,
You can enable exporting to file by setting the Report.AllowPrintToFile property to True. This also enables an "Export to File" button in the preview.
1. Take a look at the help topic for the TppPDFDevice. This … -
Hi Christoph,
ReportBuilder does not interact directly with printers or printer drivers. It uses generic Windows API calls which in turn communicate with compatible printer drivers to "print" the report. The dialog shown when using the … -
Hi Rajeev,
The TdaDOAQueryDataView error indicates that you do not have the DOA (Direct Oracle Access) DADE plugin installed or do not have the plugin in your library path. This plugin is included with ReportBuilder and is located in the… -
Hi Rajeev,
I'm a bit unclear about where the error is occurring. Assigning a TDatasource object should not cause a TStringList error. As a test, set your library path to \RBuilder\Source\ and trace further into the RB source to see wher… -
Hi Ken,
This is not a known issue. Please send a template or example that demonstrates this problem in .zip format to support@ and we'll take a look.
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Hi Andy,
I suggest taking a look at the Server edition of ReportBuilder. It allows you to preview, print, export, and manipulate (via autosearch) any report template using a simple web interface. It would be fairly simple to set up an R… -
Hi Thomas,
There are a couple options here:
1. After loading a template, run a conversion routine that alters the report's datapipeline property and then loops through each band ( in Rename TppDBPipeline Comment by nicocizik February 2022 -
Hi Christophe,
Unfortunately it is not currently possible to "force" Outlook to insert the signature when sending from ReportBuilder.
The Signature property can be used to either define a signature or provide a path to a si… -
Remco,
Yes, it is still on our list to research and possibly add native DOCX format export to ReportBuilder for a future release.
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Hi Ralf,
This is working as designed. In order for a stretchable component (memo, RichText, etc) to stretch vertically, it needs to be placed in a dynamic height band. Static-only bands such as the Footer Band and Page Layers (PageStyle… -
Hi Robert,
This is something that will need to be done in code before the report prints. Assuming the parameter value is already defined, you can use the OnInitializeParameters event to check the ppSetGroup parameter and toggle the Group… -
Thanks for the clarification.
In this case you will need to make the sum calculation manually using a TppVariable and the OnCalc event. Something like the following:…
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Hi Mario,
The DBCalc component has a SuppressRepeatedValues property. Use this to get the effect you are after.
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Simply set the Report.Template.Format property to ftASCII.
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Hi Ron,
In our tests, using the Start New Page feature gave the effect you are after.
The Group.NewPage feature ("Start New Page") does not (should not) break to a new page for the first iteration of the group. In our tests wi… -
Hi Ed,
It's likely that the template you are attempting to load has become corrupt in some way. Try opening it and re-saving as ASCII text, then opening in Notepad to see if there are any outlier values.
If you would like to s… -
Hi Mayerlin,
The page width is controlled by the Report.PrinterSetup.PaperWidth property. There is no built-in feature to automatically increase the paper width based on the space used.
It is possible to alter the PaperWidth p… -
Hi Marcano,
The DBText component does not stretch vertically. Try using the DBMemo instead.
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Hi Ivan,
In the future, please provide the line(s) of code that fails so we can understand what your application is trying to accomplish.
Copies likely refers to printer copies which is the Report.PrinterSetup.Copies property f… -
Hi Julien,
Thanks for the feedback. I'll add it to our list of possible enhancements.
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Hi Steven,
The issue with mousewheel in the preview is focus. The previewer consists of numerous controls, all gaining and loosing focus as a user interacts with them. The OnMouseWheel event will only fire for the "focused" control when… -
Hi Rajeev,
In my quick testing with the EndUser demo, the ListView.ItemID and ListView.FolderID returned the correct values when an item is selected in the Report Explorer.
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Hi Mario,
Thank you for upgrading. In my quick testing, exporting a PDF file to a memory stream did not show any memory leaks using FastMM.
1. How are you detecting a memory leak? Are you using FastMM or another memory manage…