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  • Hi Steve,

    1. Check that the subreport is connected to a DataPipeline and that the
    DataPipeline is correctly connected to valid data in your dataset.

    2. If you are creating a Master\Detail report, be sure you are linking…
  • Hi Vijaya,

    This is how I would set up your report....

    Main Report
    DetailBand
    Section Subreport 1 - Contains everything that is currently in your
    detail band.
    Section Subreport 2 - Contains the sec…
  • Hi Francesco,

    There is no built in way to cause a page break in the current version of
    ReportBuilder. See the article below on how to work around this issue.

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    Article: Fo…
  • Hi Nols,

    The best way to suppress the printing of a subreport would be to set its
    Visibility to False. You can also disconnect the subreport from its
    datapipeline to make things run a little faster if you would like.
    Su…
  • Hi Benson,

    Are you using a Section Style subreport? If so, it will always print on its
    own page, then RB will try to print any bands below the subreport on a new
    page.

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  • Hi Georg,

    Try setting the TppSubreport.Band property to nil and see if that helps.
    This should completely disconnect the subreport from the main report.

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    Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
  • Hi Kemal,

    This report layout is a little tricky. You could possibly create a separate
    dataset that just contains the master information then at the top of the
    page, place a subreport connect to that dataset to print the initi…
  • Hi Jeff,

    The order in which the subreports print is determined by the z-order of the
    subreport objects on your report. To adjust the z-order you can use the
    "Bring to Front", "Send to Back" options by right clicking over the …
  • Hi Veridiana,

    Which version of ReportBuilder are you using? If possible, please create a
    simple example I can run on my machine and send it in .zip format to
    support@digital-metaphors.com.

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    Regards,
  • Hi Ron,

    Which version of ReportBuilder are you using? If possible, please send a
    minimal example demonstrating this behavior in .zip format to
    support@digital-metaphors.com and I'll take a look at it for you.

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  • Hi Teemu,

    I cannot think of any issues like this for RB 6.01, but this is a very old
    version of RB. You may try upgrading to RB 7.04 for Delphi 5 and see if
    that fixes the problem. Also, you may try setting the Report.CacheP…
  • Hi Georg,

    Subreports consist of two objects, TppSubreport (the component you see on
    the main report) and TppChildReport (the actual subreport design).

    If you know the name of the TppChildReport the subreport is using, you…
  • Hi Dermot,

    In order to reference objects outside the scope of a report in RAP, you need
    to create a global reference to that object by using the Module section of
    the Module View in the Calc tab (I assume you are using RAP). …
  • Hi Andy,

    I have never seen this behavior before. If possible, please construct a
    simple example that demonstrates this behavior and send it in .zip format to
    support@digital-metaphors.com so I can take a look at it for you.
  • Hi Andy,

    What type of subreport are you placing inside the Title band? Be sure you
    have the Title band's PrintHeight is set to phDynamic.

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    Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    in Subreport in title not works Comment by nicocizik January 2005
  • This question has been answered in the General Newsgroup.

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    Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    http://www.digital-metaphors.com


  • ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Tech Tip: Subreport header/footer bands do not print for
    Child type subreports.
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  • Hi Denise,

    This is probably happening when there is just enough space to print
    subreport C, then the report engine breaks to the next page to print the
    second group footer. Next the report engine sees that you have a Section …
  • Hi David,

    ReportBuilder 9 now includes a PageBreak component that would accomplish
    this fairly easily. You may also try placing a Section Style subreport in
    between these two subreports and see if that works.

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  • Hi David,

    You might try separating your report out into two Section Style subreports.
    For instance, your main report would only have a detail band with two
    section subreports in it. Inside the first section subreport would be…
  • Hi David,

    If you create a static height detail band (i.e. DetailBand.PrintHeight :=
    phStatic), you can size your detail band to a given size, then position your
    subreport anywhere you would like on the page. Unfortunately if …
  • Hi Colin,

    Sorry about that :).

    If you set the ShiftRelativeTo property of the Internal subreport to the
  • Hi Colin,

    If you are placing these subreports inside the detail band of your main
    report and your main report is connected to a dataset, the subreports will
    print in their entirety each time the main report traverses to a new …
  • Hi Rob,

    I tried creating a simple example of what you are trying to do using the
    DBDEMOS database but was unsuccessful in creating the behavior you describe.
    If possible, please send a small example demonstrating the issue tha…
  • Hi Kemal,

    Ah, I see... thanks for the better explaination. Try placing your text
    object inside a TppRegion with its KeepTogether property set to True. You
    can turn off the border of the region using the Pen.Style property.
  • Hi,

    I'm a bit unclear about what you would like to happen. By default
    ReportBuilder will break to a new page if a stretchable component cannot fit
    on a single page. If you do not want this to happen, you can simply set the <…
  • Hi Jonathan,

    If you remove the optmization from your app (i.e. don't close your dataset
    and cache the data in a client dataset), are you still able to create this
    behavior? This could be a timing issue having to do with when …
  • Hi Steve,

    Try setting the Visible property of the drilldown subreport to False before
    you send your report to the printer.

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    Regards,

    Nico Cizik
    Digital Metaphors
    in DrillDown Comment by nicocizik March 2005
  • Filip,

    I apoligize, but this is the best advise I can give you. There is no other
    way to merge two reports into one single print job unless you use two
    section style subreports in a single main report. However, as I mentione…
  • Hi Filip,

    You could try exporting your individual reports to archive files, then using
    the archive merge utility, print them as one print job. The Archive merge
    uitility can be downloaded from our website at the following pag…