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CrystalReportPreview
Posted: 16 Oct 08 12:17 PM
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Hi All,
I'm currently working on SLX 7.2.2. and I have a problem with my crystal reports:
I use to call reports with the following command behind a button:
Application.BasicFunctions.DoInvoke "CrystalReportPreview", sReport
I put the ID of the report maintable in a global variable and on the report opening script (in Manage report properties) I add the following condition:
Application.BasicFunctions.ReportAddCondition "TABLE:TABLEID", " = ", ID, "String", ""
I worked well in SLX 6 but since I'm on SLX 7 it works only once.
I put a 'stop' in the onopenreport script just after the add condition line. It stopped the first time I call the report, the report works well, then I close it and click on the report button one more time. It never goes on my stop...and the report never fired...
Do you know what the problem could be? |
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Re: CrystalReportPreview
Posted: 16 Oct 08 3:49 PM
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Have you tried using Application.BasicFunctions.GetCrystalReport ? You can also pass parameters using object.ParameterFields.Item(1).SetCurrentvalue
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Re: CrystalReportPreview
Posted: 17 Oct 08 9:39 AM
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| Maybe also try to add the reportclearconditions to your script to ensure the previous condition is not retained? Alternativly you can use the Crystal RDC to directly set conditions in the report rather than using the exposed SLX APIs |
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Re: CrystalReportPreview
Posted: 17 Oct 08 12:00 PM
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Hi,
Thank for your clues, but can't make it work. So I interested myself in what was done in SLX Report Manager.
And here is what I've done:
I've changed my launch script like this (Example for Contact):
Dim oCR
Dim oCond
Dim oConds
Dim oMV
'id = Application.BasicFunctions.CurrentContactID
'Application.GlobalInfo.Add "g_ContactID", id
'Application.BasicFunctions.DoInvoke "CrystalReportPreview", "Contact:Contact Detail"
GlobalReportController.Init
Set oCR = GlobalReportController.CrystalReport
oCR.Family = "Contact"
oCR.Name = "Contact Detail"
oCR.PluginID = ""
oCR.Reload
Set oCond = New SLXReportCondition
oCond.Table = "CONTACT"
oCond.Field = "CONTACTID"
oCond.Value = Application.BasicFunctions.CurrentContactID
Set oConds = oCR.ReportConditions()
oConds.Add oCond
oCR.ReportConditions = oConds
Set oMV = Application.MainViews.Add("System:SLX Loading Dialog", 0, False)
oMV.DetailsView.Script.Init GlobalReportController.CrystalReport.Name
oMV.Caption = "Loading..."
oMV.Show
GlobalReportController.ExportReportTo "Preview", ""
oMV.Hide
Set oCond = Nothing
Set oConds = Nothing
Set oCR = Nothing
Set oMV = Nothing
You'll need to include the two following scripts:
SLX Report Condition
SLX Report Controller
And finally I've removed the OnOpenReportScript and OnCloseReportScript on the Manage Report Properties.
It works pretty well, now I'll have to try it with more than one condition.
I've also Add the following to the SLX Crystal report Script (Line 432) on the Condition.Operator Case Else.
If Not IsNumeric(aCondition.Value) Then
strValue = "'" & aCondition.Value & "'"
Else
strValue = aCondition.Value
End If
To avoid going in the Case Else code you can also change the default operator from
mstrOperator = "=" 'Default
to
mstrOperator = " = " 'Default
in the SLXReportCondition (Class_Initialize) in the script SLX Report Conditions (Line 192)
I've also change the Global Script : Global Reports (Line 33) and remove an m in the strReportFammily var.
I hope this will help those in my case
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