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Brilliant, thanks. WOrks a treat.
I was making a second tbl var and doing.
lTbl2 := lQueryDataView.SQL.GetTableForSQLAlias('INVITEMS');
Andy
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D7 rb 9.
We have hundreds of systems using the same method with an end user report
desgner, it would be a masive change.
The way we have works beautifuly.
I'll get someone to look into it though. But can we access the joined tab… -
That's great news Nard. Much appreciated.
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Not sure if its poor etiquette or not to resurrect old requests like
this, but now that we are finally rolling out our product with a nice
new suite of RB reports, we have (in the first week) a customer who
wants to run a one of ou… -
Hello again
I'm really sorry to bang on about this, but are you able to give any
indication as to i) the likelihood of this improvement ever happening,
and if so, ii) when (14.07, 15.01, etc)?
I (reluctantly) ask be… -
Hey, I love Report Builder but how has this one been missed for all
these years? Its a big big headache. Its means that rather being able to
take a single report that contains many common calculated fields,
database links, layout f… -
Thanks Nico - that works a treat!
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Actaully, it "almost" works: when the DataViews update themselves the
SIZE column for every field is set to 10! If I just popup the
QueryDesigner and close it (OK btn) then this gets corrected. Any
suggestions?
P.S… -
I worked it out myself. I would be grateful if anyone could point out
anything I've missed or anything I'm doing that's not necessary:
procedure TnxRBDesignerEngine.DoDataModuleFieldsRefresh(Sender : TObject);
var
l… -
Hi Nico,
The version is:
ReportBuilder Enterprise Edition
Version 11.05
Thanks
Ben.
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Hi Nico,
Thanks for the info, I have tried your suggestion but get the following
error:
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Invalid SQL statement.
Incorrect syntax near '<'
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Great, thanks Nico.
Jason.
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Hi
Can I send images with an example attached to the answer? I think it
will help to understand my problem
Thanks
Ing. Alewaerts Ignacio
El 17/09/2013 10:27, Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) escribió:
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Hi
It was my mistake when answering. I write again the problem
I need to add a parameter in a calculated field in my datapipeline. I
use the following expression to add a new field in the calculation tab
of my datapipeline… -
SORRY
lLink.Parent := MASTERPIPELINE ;
Sembra che Diego Rigoni abbia detto :
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I found a better pieces of code RAP, it seems works

procedure ReportBeforeOpenDataPipelines;
var
lLink:… -
hi!
thanks!
i have a similar function " TQueryGeneric = class(TraSystemFunction) "
and it works.
but in some cases i want to add client query with DADEin Link dade to exixst pipeline with rap Comment by rbuser November 2013
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Hello Diego,
some time ago we had same problems. I have solved it the following way:
* create some reportbuilder-rap-functions to define a query, i.e.
virtualquery(1, 'select * from details where id='+master['id']);
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I'll explain better

if i add this
procedure ReportBeforeOpenDataPipelines;
var lSQLBuilder: TdaS… -
Hi!
I'm trying to use it... but, how can i create a master-detail link with
TdaSQLBuilder?
should i intercept every "ondetailbeforeprint" and modificy the search
on dade query with current master value?
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Nard Moseley (Digital Metaphors) wrote:
That worked. Thank you!
This solves my immediate problem, but I wonder if there is an article
somewhere that explains parameters a little? I still am unsure of some
of the prop… -
Hi.
As we own RB 12 Enterprise Edition, I made a little test with the ISNULL
function from MS SQL.
In the Data tab a put manually the next SQL statement:
SELECT *
FROM CLIENTE
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Hi.
Thanks for the answer Nico.
If the Select is contain it in RB. How can I do that??
TIA
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Hi Nico.
Sorry for bothering you.
Do you have any sample code?? or Do you have a workaround??
Thank you.
Merry Christmas.
"Rolphy Reyes" escribió en el mensaje de noticias:52b874fd@… -
Hi Nico.
Thanks again for the answer.
As you point, that's what I do before posting here.
The steps:
1.- Manually alter the SQL using the SQL tab in the Query Designer.
2.- Go to the Design Tab
3.- Ri… -
Hi.
Thanks Nico for the answer.
I forgot to said, that I'm testing the Macro Functions as Parameters not as
a field of the sql select.
Something like:
Select *
from MyTable
where MyField = {… -
Sorry the correct example is
procedure FechaOnPrint;
var lParameter: TppParameter;
lsValue1 : TDate;
begin
lParameter := Report.Parameters['pIntervalo'];
lsValue1 := lParameter.Values[… -
Sorry. My mistake.
Thanks for answering so fast. I already was considering upgrading to
the latest version to take advantage of many features you've published
Thanks again
El 03/01/2014 12:51, Nico Cizik (Dig… -
How would it be on the Calc tab becuase with the next example
procedure FechaOnPrint;
var lParameter: TppParameter;
lsValue1 : TDate;
begin
lParameter := Report.Parameters['pIntervalo'];
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Hi
I know how to do it with autosearch fields but I'm using parameters
because I need to do something with values entered by users before add a
condition to the datapipelines. If I use the
pDate.autosearchsettings.searchexpre…