Javier:
Your post got me to thinking. I CAN do this the way I
originally thought. I can load 2 sets of the records into
the table. If I know I can fit 20 rows of data onto one half
sheet of paper, then I will load blank rows so that there's
20 rows. Then load a duplicate set of the data. Have one set
with an ID of 1, the other set with an ID of 2.
I can then locate a Break Header based on the ID, with stuff
like the customer name, etc. Have a Detail band with the
20 rows of data, then a Break Footer with the totals. The
other break would immediately follow, with no form feed.
Cool! This will be easier than I thought! The toughest part
is going to be locating all the fields so that they fit perfectly
within the preprinted form.
Karen
Create a dummy table with 2 records, create a view with your table and the dummy table, the view will show each record twice. I do not know if this help but at least it is an easy way to create a view with multiple occurrences. I have an application in which I need to print variables number of copies; I have a dummy table (dummy_table) with one column called dummy_id and 50 records with values for dummy_id from 1 to 50
