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Hi Ian,
If a memo inside the report is showing this, then you are likely
populating the memo somewhere in code with the AutoSearch Description.
According to your .dfm segment, this is in the OnStartPage event of the
Hi Ian,
The first scenario is likely using separate "<=" and ">=" search
conditions separated by an AND keyword...
WHERE
Date_Repaired <= 15/04/2007
AND
Date_Repaired >= 01/04/2007
Th…Hi Ian,
Take a look at the following article on the fundamentals of using Report
Parameters.
http://www.…Hi Ian,
TppDBText components have the ability to expand horizontally to fit
text, using the AutoSize property.
If you would like text to expand vertically, you will need to use a
"stretchable" component such as a Tp…Hi Ian,
If I understand correctly, you are using our End-User solution with
report templates saved to DB. Each of these reports contains its own
data definition (DADE) and is therefore self contained as far as data
acce…Hi Ian,
I'm a bit unclear about your requirement.
ReportBuilder simply uses the data it is given. If you have applied
filters to a dataset that is connected to the report, then that filtered
data is what the report…Hi Ian,
ReportBuilder simply uses the data it is given. Any options used on a
dataset connect to a report will affect that Report output the same way
any other DB aware control would be.
The ADS documentation shoul…Hi Smokoveck,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using? Also, which
version of TeeChart are you using?
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Hi Will,
For the customization you need, your options are to either give your
users access to RAP (which will allow them to write code to display any
value required), or create a custom report component that can perform
…I Will,
You can use the TppSystemVariable component with its VarType property
set to vtSearchDesc to display a small description of the search
condition a user enters for the report.
This is currently the only way t…Hi Arthur,
You are using a very old version of ReportBuilder and Delphi.
In my testing with the latest version of both, and RAP code very similar
to yours, everything compiled and functioned correctly. It's possible,Hi Arthur,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using? Also which DB
and connectivity are you currently using?
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Hi Rodolfo,
Yes, ReportBuilder has the ability to function completely from code,
without the use of the end-user features.
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using?
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Hi Dimitar,
Are you able to recreate this behavior with a simple example? If so,
please send the example in .zip format along with your current serial
number and purchasing email address to support@digital-metaphors.com and <…Jan,
There is a global printer list class. You can tell it to refresh using the
following code
uses
ppPrintr;
ppPrinters.Refresh;
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Bhoj,
The print quality is a driver specific function that is accessed by the
DEVMODE structure in the Windows GDI. The DEVMODE data structure contains
information about the initialization and environment of a printer or a
Hi Prathy,
When you print this report to the Screen or Printer, does the footer show
up? If so, this may be an issue with TExtraDevices. Try contacting
support@waler.com for more information.
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Hi Jen,
I'm not quite sure who coded this example initially for you and I'm not sure
what they had in mind when they did. It's literally not intended to do
anything except view a merged report on screen in a modal preview. Sor…Hi Roland,
Try using the Page Style band. This band will print behind any report
objects by default. To activate the Page Style, simply select the "Page
Style" option from the "Report" main menu option in the designer.Hi Jesus,
I'm a little unclear about what you would like to accomplish. If you would
like to print multiple copies of a report in the format: Page1, Page1,
Page2, Page2... and so on, simply set the TppPrinterSetup.Collation to<…Hi Jeremy,
ReportBuilder has been extensively tested for memory and resource leaks. I
would suggest running your application through a QA application such as
MemCheck or Sleuth QA to sort out the issue.
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Hi Hanjo,
The following article may help with this issue.
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Article: TroubleShooting: Report Prints Endless Pages
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You need to include the entire path name and file name when loading files
into Delphi objects. Below is a simple example implementing the code I gave
in a previous post.
in LoadFromFile procedure gives me file can't open using ppRichtText Component Comment by nicocizik September 2004Semone,
You are not receiving an AV because ReportBuilder is throwing an exception
letting you know the file defined does not exist before the AV occurs. If
RB did not check for a valid file name you would still see an AV.
Semone,
When you load a template, the objects that are currently on the report no
longer exist, therefore the reason you are receiving an AV is that the
birthdayletter TppRichText component does not exist any more. The image is…Hi Semone,
Are you able to load this file into a TppRichText component from the
designer successfully? The RichText in ReportBuilder is a wrapper around
Delphi's TRichEdit which in turn relies on Windows. Try loading your file…Hi Semone,
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Article: Adding Custom Labels to the Label Wizard
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The ReportBuilder Label Wizard contains an extensible …Hi,
You need to set the FileName string property on the Report.PrinterSetup
object, if you want to save the PRN file. It is a public property, so you
won't see it in the object inspector. There are some articles in the
Hi Jorge,
I apoligise about the tech tip, it does need to be updated. However the
concepts described about replacing a dialog in RB are still sound. Below is
a link to an example that creates a custom Print Dialog and regist…Hi Jorge,
Rather than change the ReportBuilder source, you will want to simply
register a new dialog.
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Tech Tip: Replacing Built-in Dialogs/Forms in ReportB…