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> ** I understand this (I've actually use this be
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I understand this (I've actually use this before), but my point is that when
I have the Parent Request open in Remedy, I see all the information for the
Parent Request (who submitted it, etc). I don't need this i
what about Crystal & sub reports?
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> The sub report would look at the 2nd form as if you were going to put a
> table on the screen.
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you were going to put a
> table on the screen.
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Subject: Re: embedded report puzzler
** I don't know if a Join form would work, since this is a one-to-many
relationship (one parent with many children). I tried to express that
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I don't know if a Join form would work, since this is a one-to-many
relationship (one parent with many children). I tried to express that with the
two records in my report-sample
I don't know if a Join form would work, since this is a one-to-many
relationship (one parent with many children). I tried to express that with
the two records in my report-sample below (it could be any number). Since
this is web based I definitely don't want to use Excel or Access. I'm not
sure
Brien,
I may not have a good handle on what you're asking, but I think the
solution is as simple as creating a join form. Then do your report off
of that form. The basic reporting has no ability to create joins, but
that can be done when you create the join form. Alternately, I'd advise
trying
Thanks Ben, I am using the Native remedy reporting using the server-side
reporting forms (ReportCreator). I'm not actually trying to show the
parent/child relationship on the report, but just a qualification enforced
on the report to show just the children (maybe that is the same thing). It
seem
Brien,
I'm not sure if I understand what you're trying to do exactly. First
off, before you shut down on the idea of displaying the data on the
form, what exactly is the desired output? Give examples of the data in
the two separate form, and then explain how you want to ideally display
it. I k
Say you have two forms, parent/child relationship. So, to display children
on the parent form, you just add a table list view and add a qualification
to link the two tables (probably using InstanceID or RequestID). That
works great.
But now suppose that your client really needs the format of tha
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