I'm trying to create report using Visual Studio 2003 based on stored procedure. This sp has final select from temporary table.
When using the Report Designer to create a report that connects to a Microsoft SQL Server parameterized stored procedure, there are no database fields available for the...
I'm trying to create report using Visual Studio 2003 based on stored procedure. This sp has final select from temporary table.
When using the Report Designer to create a report that connects to a Microsoft SQL Server parameterized stored procedure, there are no database fields available for the...
I'm trying to pass parameters to both main report and subreport(Crystal 8.5 ,each one based on a different ttx file), and export them to PDF files. The main report has two parameter fields on it and subreport has one.
The test code below shows what is being done.
sReportPathRPT =...
I'm trying to pass parameters to both main report and subreport(Crystal 8.5 ,each one based on a different ttx file), and export them to PDF files. The main report has two parameter fields on it and subreport has one.
The test code below shows what is being done.
sReportPathRPT =...
I'm trying to pass parameters to both main report and subreport(Crystal 8.5 ,each one based on a different ttx file), and export them to PDF files. The main report has two parameter fields on it and subreport has one.
The test code below shows what is being done.
sReportPathRPT =...
I'm trying to pass parameters to both main report and subreport(Crystal 8.5), and print reports from the code. The test code below shows what is being done.
sReportPathRPT = "D:\MainReport.rpt"
Set oCRApp = New CRAXDRT.Application
Set oMainReport =...
I'm trying to pass parameters to both main report and subreport, and print reports from the code. The test code below shows what is being done.
sReportPathRPT = "D:\MainReport.rpt"
Set oCRApp = New CRAXDRT.Application
Set oMainReport = oCRApp.OpenReport(sReportPathRPT...
I'm trying to pass parameters to both main report and subreport, and print reports from the code. The test code below shows what is being done.
sReportPathRPT = "D:\MainReport.rpt"
Set oCRApp = New CRAXDRT.Application
Set oMainReport = oCRApp.OpenReport(sReportPathRPT...
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