Hi,
We have a SQL server db backend for our ERP system. I have written a Crystal Report to extract data from one particular table called itemspecbomw which contains amongst other things Bill of Materials costings. When I run the report I know that some rows are missing as when I look at values through the ERP system itself, the values are different.
What I have found is that when I run the equivalent ERP system report, the Crystal Report I have written shows extra rows. If anyone knows why this mystery is happening, I woould be grateful for your help.
Many thanks,
Tony.
Tony Kennedy BSc. B.I.S.,
MCSA Cand.
A good start is half the work.
Every start is difficult .
-Two Gaelic proverbs
We have a SQL server db backend for our ERP system. I have written a Crystal Report to extract data from one particular table called itemspecbomw which contains amongst other things Bill of Materials costings. When I run the report I know that some rows are missing as when I look at values through the ERP system itself, the values are different.
What I have found is that when I run the equivalent ERP system report, the Crystal Report I have written shows extra rows. If anyone knows why this mystery is happening, I woould be grateful for your help.
Many thanks,
Tony.
Tony Kennedy BSc. B.I.S.,
MCSA Cand.
A good start is half the work.
Every start is difficult .
-Two Gaelic proverbs