Just a thought to build on these ideas...
What if you were to add a column to the temp table solely for the
purpose of page breaking. The last insert for your master data and
each stop set would place a flag value in the column to force the
break in the report. It would also free you from being concerned as
to exactly how many lines needed to be seeded to begin with.
Ben Petersen
On 22 May 2001, at 8:20, Emmitt Dove wrote:
> No, Nicky, unfortunately. I'm already using a temp table to print a bill
> of lading which must be only one page but must fill the entire page. So I
> use the temp table seeded with enough blank rows to force my data section
> to be the right size; all the really really fine print goes in the page
> header and page footer. What I'm attempting to do is, for a multiple-stop
> bill of lading, print the master bill and each stop bill all into the same
> PDF. So a 2-stop bill would have three pages. Naturally, this needs to be
> completely automated, requiring no extra steps on the user's part.
>
> >Emmitt,
> >
> >Would the nature of the data/form of the reports allow you to put the
> >data for the 3 reports initially into a temp table and then print a
> >single report to PDF from it?
> >
> >Nicky
>
> Emmitt Dove
> Manager, DairyPak Business Systems
> Blue Ridge Paper Products, Inc.
> 40 Lindeman Drive
> Trumbull, CT 06611
> (203) 673-2231
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