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Ok, I'll try it!
I only have a few questions. I'm using MSSQL Server, do I need to make a
copy of SQL Server DADE plugin in my project?, if so, what is the name
of the file? and finally, what else do I need in oprder to compil… -
Nard,
I am building dictionary entries using my own code. I have implemented
a language column in my dictionary tables, and the dictionary pipeline
is connected to a view that filters the table by the language code, so
dif… -
Hi!
Sorry for missunderstanding...now it is clear!
THX!
;-)
Benjamin
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Hi!
ppReport has no OnPrint events...???
What is right..ppReport or OnPrint of some other component?
THX!
Benjamin
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I swear I did try it and it didn't work ;-)
Thank you
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Serge Dosyukov
Borland Delphi 6 product certified
MCP
"Programming is not a job; it is a style of life."
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This is a Help file. Do you plan to have PDF version like you have for RB
itself?
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Serge Dosyukov
Borland Delphi 6 product certified
MCP
"Programming is not a job; it is a style of life."
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Ok, Thanks a lot!!
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Sorry not where & and but equals, less than, greater than etc.
Lee
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Thanks for the reply, however looked though the developer quide the
help file and having no luck what so ever in finding
tdaCriteriaOperatorType and the options you can use, the example code
you have suggested uses dacoLike are there … -
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Or am I missing something obvious here, namely can I just write some code
to force the Report Designer to display the field alias as TableName +
FieldName (in the Query Designer and Data View) without using a dictionary
at all?
In article <3fb11e40$1@dm500.>, support@digital-metaphors.com (Nard
OK, I discovered one issue which is my fault: I had some old code turning
off UseDataDictionary in the OnHide event for the designer, which is why
it was losing its design time setting. Sorry about that one. However, my
other…Hi Nard,
Ok, so the only plan of action here is to find the collation order for
unique identifiers on SQL Server on Windows 2000.
I have been able to find some info and will investigate further.
Cheers,
Hi Nard,
Suppose I was not able to find / create a suitable GUID comparison function,
how would you procede?????
I find it almost impossible to believe that I am the first person who is
trying to use RB with SQL serve…Hi Nard,
Part of the problem is that the SQL Server is (most of the time) not running
on the same machine as the reporting engine. So, determining the local OS
would not work. Maybe a property could be exposed that allows the us…Hi Nard,
Thanks for the reply.
Yup, I've seen references to casting the field to a char. That would solve
the problem, but peformance would be poor - no indexing on a cast field. It
would also have a large impact on t…Hi Nard,
Thanks for the reply.
I'm using SQL server and it does not sort unique identifiers
alphanumerically. It does however "group" all similair guid values together.
RB is detecting the unique identifier fiel…thanks nard
I had tried simlar techniques to find an invalid state but it was returning
expected values. the activepage was set correctly and from looking at the
code it should all have worked OK, except i still got the error.
I reinstalle…I have similar problems and when I reported it was just told that there are
no known problems. I'm using Delphi 5.
Ken
Hi,
Thanks for your speedy reply.
I am trying to use the example you mentioned in your reply but with
interbase instead of Paradox. (RBuilder\Demos\EndUser\Custom DataViews).
So I copied myQueryDataVw and MyDataVw cl…Nard:
I tested the below example and works excellent, but if I load a query saved
to a database with the:
FMemoryStream.Size > 0 then LoadSQLFromStream(FSQL, FMemoryStream); command
the query designer doesn't aut…Thanks.
Bob Tucker
"Nard Moseley (Digital Metaphors)" wrote in
"Alessandro Federici [RemObjects Software]"
Sorry ... views are allready implemented in MS ACCESS DADE!
;-)
THX!