At 10:29 AM 5/1/2009, Emmitt Dove wrote:
The code to figure out each of the above is quite simple by
comparison. Why wouldn't I simply locate that code in the
page header band on-before-generate eep rather than creating
probably 30+ report expressions to do the same job?
Emmitt,
I read your comments and analysis with great interest.
Technically for a static one-page report or the data for each
separate page, based on a page-break, the page header would be
be proper logic to do it all as you have suggested. However, a
report with multiple breaks on the same page will still need
the traditional reset variables, etc.
Of course, using the DB Calcs instead, you will never have to
worry about anything.
FYI, there is a sample report included in 2009 SAT applications
that demonstrate the exact technique.
SAT 2009 Sample Applications http://www.rupdates.com/sat2009
2009 R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 SAT will include more even more.
http://www.RBASEeXtreme.com or http://www.RBASeXtreme.com
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
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