I wish it were that simple. Unfortunately, the query I'm binding the report to is only being used for the purpose of making sure the detail section is generated enough times. The actual data being displayed is selected and built by a whole bunch of logic that I couldn't make work in a SQL...
Actually I tried that this morning just to see what would happen. For the most part it works great, except now, it's doing the same thing with the very first record in the whole report (and only with that record). Any idea how I could fix this?
Thanks for the help,
jt
I have created a report where I am using the "Detail_Format" event to generate what I want to display in my details section. I have created a temporary table that I am calling "Example Table" here and I am pulling my records from there. However, in order to be sure that I don't pull the same...
You are right. OrderID is a datatype that contains data like, "A1000", "A1000-1", "A1000-2" where "A1000-1" and "A1000-2" are children of "A1000." The purpose of the first two queries is to find all of the OrderIDs that have children and list them with their children. That's why I have the...
I'm having problem figuring out how to display some data I need on a report. I have tried two different methods:
1)I wrote a series of queries to feed into a subreport. When I ran the queries on a small sample it worked just fine, but when I ran it on the real data(more than 80 fields, more...
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