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I have multiple tables in the database. Something like this: 1 - Object Table (objects contain components and attributes) 2 - Component Table (components contain attributes) 3 - Attribute Table We managed to generate one XML file that contained all information about a specific object(s)...

Can I report off XML in the following manner: 1 Have the XML file contain the structure of the data. 2 Have the data stored in a database. I want to be able to write a report base on the XML (data structure), but when I run the report, I want the data to come from a database. Thanks. -Emad

In Visual basic I can write a recordset out to an XML file. Can I use Crystal reports to report on that file? Which version of crystal reports supports this feature? Thanks.

Well we know the dynamic columns will go up to a max of 30 and maybe not. We are debating the possibility that we add all 30 up front and then add them all to the report up front. But how do I only display the ones that are filled out. So if attribute1 only needs column1 and column13 while...

If you have columns temperature and time. Then later column strength is added nothing happens to temperature and time or their data. So columns are added but no columns are removed.

I asked this earlier but the answer was not very clear. So I am rephrasing the questions. Setup: A PROCEDURE has ATTRIBUTES AND COMPONENTS. An ATTRIBUTE has ELEMENTS A COMPONENT has ATTRIBUTES and these ATTRIBUTES have ELEMENTS too. PROCEDURES are stored in the table TB_PROC PROCEDURE's...

I would like to report on a table that changes e.g. Table1 will have columns id,ver,length but it could change to contain id,ver,length,width,height etc... I would like to create a report that will display id and ver all the time and then display the other variable fields. So the report could...