Eh, this must be simple, but i can't find an easy way for this. Is there a easy way to change the reports server name. We have a test enviroment where the reports are created and then transferred to live. Everything else is the same except the server name where the database is. If the reports...
webSource0.AddParameter "prompt0", "2001,1,1 0:00am/2001,1,31 11:59pm/40415" when looking at source and this is rigth -> the data what was sended. i'm kinda desperate by now...
I would really apreciate if anyone could point me to something... (other than recrystalize).
Latest invention was to pass one parameter to the .rpt and split and extract the needed values from that. Once again works fine in the designer but when putted to web... looking at hour glass.
well found out about the us time syntax.... crystal reports manuals are nice that they speak of many ways to do this but that only one works actuall... great job by the author ;)
Dim s As String
s = "2000, 12, 1"
formula=CDateTime (s)
This one works just fine, return the datetime and time is naturally 00:00:00. But as the manuals say that the DateTime syntax is DateTime (YYYY, MM, DD, HH, MM, SS) or one can give a string that holds the DateTime in the same...
A small addition to this...
if i don't send any parameters but go directly to the .rpt so that it prompts for the values it works fine via web too. So it must be in the {?laitos} parameter.... but can anyone give suggestions what am i doing wrong here ?
Hi,
i'm totally new to crystal reports but have complished some already.. I have problem about web reporting or thats where i encounter it only.
When designing the report everything works just fine. I pass 3 variables for the report and on those basis it shoouuld collect the data. In the...
I have 2 parameter fields in the header and the parameters are sended from a html form. Everything works fine occasionally. Common problem is that the report prompts for the second parameter thoug it is supplied (can be seen in the web reports source). What might cause this ? All caches are...
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