Make a table of Reports_to_print. INSERT INTO Reports_to_print (collist) SELECT tblview COUNT( colname), #DateTime, report name, rept where clause WHERE clause that is eunique per report. The possible colium list: Run(1)/norun(0) INT, datetime when to run, NumOfReps, report name, report where clause, etc. The report printing operations can be made to run automaticly. RRR
----- Original Message ----- From: "Aiko Ichimura" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "RBASE-L Mailing List" <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 4:59 AM Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: 2006 Conference Package > Dear Razzak and all, > > Thank you for encouraging me to attend the conference. > I thought I was only one in the Maryland and Dc area to work in the Rbase > platform. > I was about to give up on it. > > I am inspired by so many good people who do superb work for the clients. I > should go on to discover new things with the new 7.6 version. > > By the way, when I got home and went to see my clients, they had list of > things to complain about their system that had been give to me to support. i > tried to fix and adjust the programs to tailor their needs. > One thing I need to think before I jump in to do it. > > The client doesn't know when she run report, amount of pages she has for the > particular run. she needs to know if the load is a lot and nee to run print > it later so that it doesn't put everyone's job on hold. > By printing how many record exists for the job on the header, that will do > the trick. The total record number is printed at the end of the report in > the footer frame. What is the best way to achieve this? To calculate the > number of record and pass it on to the report? oror within the report > designer, is there anything I can use to achieve this? > > Unfortunately, the preview screen (6.5 V) the report allows the user to see > is limited to the first page unless I missed something to change this into > scrollable preview. > > Any suggestion would be appreciated. > > Look forward to going up to PA for 7.6 training session. > Thank you. > > Aiko Ichimura > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > !DSPAM:4545f80e677095209328925! > >
