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Hello,
Sorry, I understand now. This is not a bug, in ReportBuilder (as well as
most Windows applications) when a dialog is cancelled, all entered property
values are lost.
It is possible to replace any ReportBuilder… -
Hi,
I tested your code below on my computer and it seemed to work correctly.
Below is a link to the test app I made. Let me know what I'm doing wrong.
I'm using ReportBuilder 7.03 with Delphi 7.
in how many copies Comment by nicocizik October 2003 -
Hi,
This is correct, it is always a good idea to preprocess your data before
letting ReportBuilder handle it. This makes for a better running report
with few output surprises as this was the way ReportBuilder was designed to----------------------------------------
Article: .Net ReportBuilder Support?
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Digital Metaphors is very excited about the .Net platform and Delphi for
.Net.
The Digital Me…
ReportBuilder is currently available for the Windows platform only.
There is currently not enough market demand for a Linux solution to justify
the development and support costs. Thought it may change in the future,
Borlan…Hi Naz,
As a test, try downloading a trial version of ReportBuilder 7.03 and running
your reports with that. Be sure to back up any templates you might load
before opening them in 7.03. If you are still having the problem, per…Hi,
By definition, the crosstab component will order it's data alphebetically
regardless how the data is ordered in your dataset. A work-around to this
would be to create a new field in your dataset with the letters A - L inHi Michael
Personally I would create a summary dataset that keeps track of how many
records are in a group of data and use that summary dataset as a lookup
table to determine whether the horizontal line is visible or not.
<…Hi Jeff,
This is not a built-in feature or default setting in ReportBuilder. If you
place an empty report component on a form and try to print it, does the word
"TITLE" still show up or print? If not, be sure to check your exi…Hi Jeff,
If you would like to print a common header at the top of each page, you will
want to use the Header Band. To enable or disable any bands, you can select
them from the "Report" menu option in the Designer.
--…Hi William,
Yes this should be possible to do in either RAP or Delphi. You will need to
add the RTTI methods and method calls to your code as well as declair any
needed constants. For an example of how to do this, please see t…Hello,
Try this...
Report.Template.DatabaseSettings.Name := 'myDatabase';
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Hi Klaus,
Unfortunately, ReportBuilder does not support Unidirectional datasets.
Currently there is no way to use this type of dataset directly with
ReportBuilder.
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Hi Michael,
You can control the printer bin using the Report.PrinterSetup.BinName
property. Something the following:
var
lsBinName: String
begin
lsBinName := Report.PrinterSetup.BinNames[1];
…Hello,
We have had customers in the past try to print to a PDF Driver with very
limited success as well. Thanks for the information.
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Hi Simon,
Try placing all your Detail components inside a TppRegion with its
KeepTogether property set to True. This will keep all detail information
together on one page.
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Vikram,
You will need to create a TppFileDevice descendent similar to the
TppArchiveDevice, that instead of writing an archive to a file, writes each
page to memory. You can take a look at the source for the TppArchiveDeviceVikram,
Unfortunately there is no way to print an archive file to a stream. You
will need to save the file, then either load it into memory, or blob stream
and perhaps delete the file.
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Tech Tip: Loading an Archive File to a Blob
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You can easily write a routine to take a .RAF …Hi Klaus,
Are you able to recreate this behavior in our SQL Server Demo application
located in the RBuilder\Demos\EndUser Databases\SQL Server 7\... directory?
I was unsuccessful in getting your demo application to run, but in t…Hi Sergey,
If you are loading templates at runtime, you may be loosing your event
handlers. Please see the article below on lost event handlers and how to
deal with them...
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Try calling TppViewer(ppReport1.PreviewForm.Viewer).RegenerateReport;
Be sure to add ppViewr to your 'uses' clause.
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Hi Nicola,
There is a patch available for this. Please send an e-mail to
support@digital-metaphors.com requesting this patch and we'll get it right
out to you.
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Hi Marcelo,
Yes, you could possibly use the RichText Mail Merge feature to do this,
however I'm not sure you are going to get the output display you desire.
Try it and see how it goes. If you need an example of using the Mail M…Hi Marcelo,
Unfortunately DBMemo components can only hold only one field. As an
alternative, you might try placing multiple DBTexts/DBMemos inside a
TppRegion with the KeepTogether property set to true. This may give you theHi Marcelo,
The best way to get data into a report is by using a datapipeline. You
could hook a datapipeline up to your query and display the NAME field in a
DBMemo component. Let me know if I'm not understanding what you are …Hi Eric,
There is a patch available for RB 7.03 that may help with this problem.
Please send an email requesting the patch to support@digital-metaphors.com
and we'll get it right out to you.
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Hi Eric,
This is not a known issue with ReportBuilder. Are you loading numerous
large images with the report on each page? Is the Report.CachePages
property set to false? If possible, please send a copy of the report you
Olivier,
Please do not cross post.
Are you experiencing a greater memory use when you run our end user demo
applications? If not, please provide a small example that demonstrates a
large jump in memory usage from an …Hello,
When exporting to a Report Emulation Text file, you need to remember that
ReportBuilder is converting your report from pixel spacing to text spacing.
This turns out to be very inaccurate when making complicated conversion…