Crystal 9
Need a counter variable to start at 902 instead of 0. Does anyone know how to do this?
My formula looks like this
WhileprintingRecords;
NumberVar counter;
If not isnull(GroupName ({SERVICE.START_TIME}, "by hour")) Then counter := counter + 1
I added a call in my shell script to reference the profile file. I also, still had to add ksh to my CRON task schedule. If I didn't add ksh, it would not run. Weird.
. /etc/profile
Thanks everyone!
...one. Below is the problem entry. Also, below is the CRON log file. There is no problem executing this from the command line manually.
#Load Table
25 11 *** sh /data/loaddata.sh
CMD: sh /data/loaddata.sh
> root 10904 c Tue Feb 1 11:05:00 2005
< root 10904 c Tue Feb 1 11:05:00...
Thanks for feedbacks.
I used Access to link the two tables and created a query to perform inserts. Man, it would take 4 hrs to complete the job. Does anyone know if ADO is being used when using an Access query to perform an insert?
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Crystal Reports 9
Need help creating a Minimum (MIN) formula based on the results from a Summary (SUM) formula. Below is the Summary formula:
sum({agentstats.acdgrpprimtalktime}, {agentcnfg.agent_id}) + sum({agentstats.acdgrpovfltalktime}, {agentcnfg.agent_id})
The summary formula is on the...
wichitakid,
the running total works fine in the Detail Section. But what if I need to create a GROUP Section to get the same results from the running total?
Crystal 9 and Oracle 9i
I need help with a formula that increments a counter whenever the value on a field from the previous record is not the same value, otherwise the counter retains the value from the most recent increment. For Example, lets say the table looks like this.....
ID Type...
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