nicocizik
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Hello,
I am a bit unclear what you are trying to accomplish. You can connect your
report to a JITPipeline and pull the data directly off your database from
there. Then you will have control over how many times you would like t… -
Hi Bill,
Are you able to recreate the issue without using your custom viewer? There
are no known issues of this kind with the TppCommunicator. You might try
downloading a trial edition of RB 7.03 and testing with that.Hi Paul,
ReportBuilder 6.03 is not compatable with Delphi 7. Please consider
upgrading to ReportBuilder 7.03.
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Hi Steve,
Try using the OnDrawCommandClick event of a component to allow a user to
click on an object and then perform some other task. The OnDrawCommandClick
event fires when the draw command that represents the component in t…Hi Trhia,
Be sure your report does not reside on a DataModule. Try moving the report
object to a form and see if this changes anything. Regardless, it is never
a good idea to try to run a report on a DataModule.
-- …Hi Trhia,
The Database information is saved down in the Report Template when designing
a report. You will either need to change the name of the database used in
your second app to match the one in your first one, or manually ed…Hi Luis,
Your best approach would be to use TppVariables to make all your
calculations. Place variables in your header and detail bands and in the
TppVariable.OnCalc event, pull the data directly out of the pipeline to be
…Hi Joe,
Which font/size/style are you using? I just tested with Arial, 12, Bold and
the results were identical. This could be a printer driver issue. Be sure
you have the latest update for your driver installed. Also, try pr…
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Article: Can ReportBuilder output reports in
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There are three ReportBuilder add-on pro…Hi Tom,
As far as I know, the digital-metaphors.public newsgroups are open to
Tamaracka searches.
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Hi Bobby,
Try placing Report.PreviewForm.Close inside the Report.OnPrintingComplete
event. This will close the preview form after you print.
procedure TForm1.ReportPrintingComplete(Sender: TObject);
begin
…Hi Larry,
One way you could try would be to traverse your tree structure ahead of time
and build an index of the nodes to be printed. You can assign each node a
unique id and place them in a TStringList object. Then using a JIT…Hi Graeme,
I am having a little trouble understanding the layout of your report. Do
you have a subreport inside a region in your detail band that traverses
through the expenses? If possible please try to create a small example…Hi Massimo,
The DBCalc does not have a bug that we know of. In some cases, it is better
to use variables rather than a DBCalc depending on the design of the report.
If possible, please send a small example demonstrating the iss…Hi Massimo,
Instead of using DBCalcs, try using TppVariables instead. Place a variable
in the detail band and in its OnCalc event update the value of another
variable in the footer after pulling the data directly out of the
Hi Sergey,
Depending on the complexity of your report, you can set the
TppDetailBand.PrintCount property to only show a certain amount of records
per page. You will need to be sure the DetailBand is set to phStatic to get
…Hi Bill,
In my testing I was able to get the PageLimit property to work correctly
from the TppViewer. It also printed the correct pages. Below is a link to
the test program I created. Let me know if I'm completely on the wron…Hi Bill,
You can get access to the Report object from the viewer by type casting the
TppViewer.Report object as a TppReport. Something like the following:
(TppReport(ppViewer1.Report).PageLimit := 100;
If you p…Hi Bill,
I created a quick example that does what I think you are trying to do. Be
sure you set the GroupFooter to phDynamic and the shape to
StretchWithParent. Hope this helps...
in Columns Comment by nicocizik October 2003Hi Alex,
Are you loading a template as your report? Be sure your template was not
created in landscape mode before you load it. If you still have an issue,
please send a small example in .zip format demonstrating the problem t…------------------------------------------------------
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Occasionally, we have customers state that their reports are in …Hi,
Try adding ppChrtUI to your 'uses' clause.
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There should be no reason you can't change the PrintHeight of the detail
band. Is this property disabled? Please send an example of this behavior
to support@digital-metaphors.com and we'll try to resolve the issue fo…Hi Felix,
Check to see that your printer driver is the latest available. This could
also be due to a corrupt install of your printer driver. Are you able to
print correctly from another printer?
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Hello,
You can access the text font size by using the TppLabel.Font.Size property.
Other than this, there is no other way to increase the size of a TppLabel
component.
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Hi Doug,
For future reference, please post questions as new posts.
You can access the band objects of a subreport by using the
Subreport.Report.Bands TList property.
Subreport1.Report.Bands[i];
--Hi Maxim,
Thanks for the suggestions.
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Article: Convert Crystal Reports to ReportBuilder.
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We do not have any automated conversion from Crystal Reports. However, most
customers find that
converting existing repo…Hi Steve,
Try using the OnGetCaptionText event to monitor what values are being
entered into each cell and chang the output accordingly.
Check out the crosstab demo 127 located in the \RBuilder\Demos\CrossTabs\…---------------------------------------------
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Question:
How can I force a page break occur based upon
a condition calculated at run-time…