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Thanks to both of you for your helpful inputs!

atlopes, If I simply modify date.msxsl.xsl to change the faulty statement within function seconds() from return oDate.Seconds() to return oDate.Seconds()/1000 , that corrects the result. Is that not the adjustment I should make?

I think the function in the file date.msxsl.xsl would need to be adjusted, because it isn't consistent in what it returns. It can return either seconds or milliseconds. So I can't simply divide the function result by 1000. function seconds(){// if (arguments.length > 0){ var oDate; if ((oDate...

mikrom, That is not my code. It's a snippet from code provided in the implementation of these functions provided June 2001 by Chris Bays in his file date.msxsl.xsl. (You can see a reference to it at http://exslt.org/date/functions/seconds/date.seconds.html.)

Hi atlopes, I looked further and found that we are using the Javascript implementation of these functions provided by Chris Bays 2001-06-12 -- /** <doc:module date="2001-06-12"> <doc:module>exslt:date-time</doc:module> <doc:name>dates</doc:name> <doc:version>2.0</doc:version>...

I'm using the date:seconds function (from the EXSLT date and time functions) to obtain the number of seconds in a duration string, but I'm getting incorrect results. For example, for the following xslt code, I would expect the result to be 85904. Instead, I'm getting a result 1000 times...

Hello. I have created a Crystal report that uses an Oracle function as its datasource. Here is the function call that is contained in a Command object in the Crystal report file: select t.* from TABLE(rvx_gtb_voucher('{?ParamType}',{?ResID},'{?EmbarkDateFrom}','{?EmbarkDateTo}','{?Ship}'))...

No, the report has no subreports. It is a fairly straightforward detail report.

I created a Crystal report (version 11) which has an Oracle stored procedure as its datasource. The stored procedure contains 2 static date parameters. The Crystal report runs fine when run in the Crystal Report software. But when I run it in Crystal Viewer, I am prompted twice to enter the...

I have a Crystal report that has an Oracle stored procedure as its datasource. I've adjusted the stored procedure parameters in the Crystal Report file to contain dynamic values (from either a database view or a Command object query). The report runs correctly when run from the Crystal Report...

Turkbear, Thank you for your input, but I spoke to our head architect, and for reasons that haven't been really explained to me, we are not able to use synonyms. So I still need to know if there is a way to implement the custom table prefix on dynamic parameters. Thanks. Evelyn

Hi Turkbear, I'm not sure what you mean by that. Can you explain it? Thanks. Evelyn

Hello. I've created a CRv11 report against data in an Oracle view. The report contains a dynamic parameter which uses a select query in a Crystal Command Object to provide a list of parameter values. Then I published the report to the Crystal Server. We want the report query to be run by...

I want to display a value from a dataset within my report header. I placed the value in a hidden textbox named "FacilityName" which contains this expression: =First(Fields!FacilityName.Value, "dsFacility") In the report header, the expression is: =ReportItems!FacilityName.Value The problem...

I'm trying to implement a callback in Asp.net 1.1. When I do a simple test it works correctly, so I know I have all the pieces in place. The problem I'm having is in the RaiseCallBackEvent method in the server code. Since there is no postback, how do I access textbox values changed on the UI...