nicocizik
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Hi Luca,
No, the application should not access exported files as they are being generated. If you are overwriting existing files, you could possible export to a different file name and rename/replace the original once the report has fini… -
Hi Andy, thank you for your purchase.
An RTM is a report template which is a representation of the report design. Think of it as a binary version of what you see in the report designer. The report that you see in the previewer, printed … -
Hi Sebastian,
The .NET framework is not required to install ReportBuilder.
What exact version of ReportBuilder are you using?
What are the exact errors you are receiving? Do they appear when loading Delphi, compilin… -
Hi Sergio,
Did you look at the demos I mentioned? These demos show exactly how to use DBCalc and Variable components in this way.
Also, please work through the "Groups, Calculations, and the Summary Band" tutorial to get a b… -
For a simple sum, I recommend using a DBCalc. Variables are useful for more complex calculations.
Do not use the AfterGroupBreak to reset a value, use the ResetType or ResetGroup properties (Variable/DBcalc).
I suggest spendin… -
Hi Jon,
We have not heard of this from any other customers using RB 22.0X. I suggest performing a corrupt install cleanup and re-installing ReportBuilder. Before re-installing, open Delphi and be sure all RB related packages are removed… -
By default all templates are saved in binary format. It is possible to re-save the template in ASCII format using the Template.Format property.
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Hi Sergio,
I'm unclear about your question. Are you referring to creating a routine in RAP? If so, yes, it is possible to create a new RAP method that can be called from during report execution.
I suggest spending some time w… -
Hi Sergio,
Again, this is not a known issue with ReportBuilder.
If you save the template to file and try to load it at Delphi design-time are you still unable to edit the report?
If this only occurs with one template… -
Hi Sergio,
This is not a known issue with ReportBuilder. If you create a new Delphi application with a designer and report, do you get the same behavior?
Please upgrade to the latest version of ReportBuilder (RB 22.03) and ret… -
Hi Bohdan,
We do not have much experience with the DevExpress SVG component however we have seen other customers have success with their components and PNG. If you are certain you have the proper units in your uses clause, you can try se… -
Hi Bohdan,
Delphi 11 does not natively support SVG images. Are you using the Skia library?
If so, you need to be sure to add Skia to your uses clause.
In our testing with RB 22.03 for Delphi 12 (which includes Skia … -
ReportBuilder 22.03, which includes Delphi 12 support, is now available. Thank you for your continued support!
in Delphi 12 Comment by nicocizik November 2023 -
This is not a known issue. Which version of ReportBuilder are you using?
Please create a simple example demonstrating this behavior using only Delphi and RB components and send it to support@digital-metaphors.com in .zip format and we wi… -
For those following this thread, the issue was caused by an inactive print spooler on the host machine. Starting the Print Spooler service solved the problem.
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Hi Laurent, (Quote) Yes, or simply call the TppViewer.ExportToFile routine which takes care of this for you. This is how file export is handled from the built-in preview.
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Hi Marius,
Try placing stops in the TppDataSettings.SetUseDataDictionary and TppDesigner.SetDataSettings routines and see if that gives any clues to how the UseDataDictionary property is getting set to false. -
This appears to be a library path issue.
1. Be sure the uses clause of the rbNexusDB2228.dpk is updated with the latest NexusDB package names.
2. Check your library path to be sure the NexusDB packages are available to Delphi. -
Hi Laurent,
This is not a known issue. We will need to see your underlying code to understand what is happening.
1. Are you displaying the report in the built-in Report Preview or your own TppViewer?
2. Are you expo… -
Hi Rodrigo,
The DataDictionary and MetaData have not been changed for quite some time.
The TdaMetaData.GetFields routine simply retrieves the table and field names from the DataDictionary tables if it is enabled. Try double cl… -
Hi Marius,
This is not a known issue. Please update to the latest version of ReportBuilder and re-test.
Where are the field and table values displaying incorrectly? DADE workspace inside the Query Designer or Query Wizard, or … -
Hi Rodrigo,
Which database and connectivity are you using with your report? If you set the UseTableOwnerName property to False, does the error still occur?
Note that you may need to rebuild your DataDictionary table entries to… -
Hi Yuki,
The PDF component can display PDF files inside a report with "section" print behavior meaning it will take up its own page. I suggest exploring this option first.
Place the pdf component in the Title band after and sh… -
Hi Sara,
Still on our list
One option would be to draw the image to the TppPaintBox canvas and… -
Hi Mauricel,
You can use the TppTextFileDevice.RetainLineBreaks property to keep the carriage returns. Do this by using the Report.OnFileDeviceCreate event.procedure TForm1.ppR…
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Hi Jonathan,
I am having difficulty recreating this behavior. The text file device (exporter) is specifically designed to allow any file extension added.
In my testing with RB 22.02, setting the above properties in code and in… -
There is a patch available for RB 22.02 that solves this issue. Registered users with a valid software subscription can email support@digital-metaphors.com to receive the patch.
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Hi Dag,
The first item to check is that your datapipelines have AutoCreateFields set to True. If so, then the pipeline will simply create the fields it is given from the dataset.
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Hello,
Please update you profile to include your name so we can address you properly.
I am a bit unclear about the solution you are referring to. Is this an example we sent to you in the past? The PageStyle has been primarily…