If you never ask the user for input you can do this : Set the property "Interactive" of the Report and the Query to "No".
If you ask user's input on some condition you can overload prompt() method of the Report and the Query and only execute super() when the condition is met.
Steeve...
-----Message d'origine-----
De�: geerties [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoy�: 18 juin 2004 03:58
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Objet�: [development-axapta] Printing report from a class
Hi.
I print a report from a class with
private ReportName lastValueElementName()
{
return reportStr(WeekJaarNaberekRend);
}
In the run I restart the same report with an output menufunction but
in the init of the report I specity other ranges this second time.
I want to do this all in batch.
My problem is that with the second run of the report I always get the
window with the specified RANGES, I must confirm this window before
executing second report.
How can I suppress this window and also the window with the
printspecifications.
Thanks
geert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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