Hello All,
I have images (jpg, gif) stored in a sql server 2014 database in a database field of datatype Image.
And I am using this field (BLOB field) in my crystal report 2011 detail section inorder to display images.
The problem with my crystal report is, it's displaying some gif images...
I just tried, it worked if I select single value but did not worked with multiple values selection.
when I say show sql query for subreport I see the following:
{CALL "xyz"."dbo"."storedprocedurename";1('Product 1 '',''Product 2')}
In crystal reports XI R2 go to Database menu and click Show SQL Query, you will see the following statement.
{CALL "xyz"."dbo"."storedprocedurename";1('Product 1')}
I tried below solution posted on sap forum to pass either a single value or multi-value to a sql server stored procedure parameter (varchar datatype) from crystal report XI R2.
In my crystal report , I am displaying all the available parameter values to the user and the user will select...
I am displaying all the available parameter values to the user in the crystal report and the
user will select either a single value or multi value as below.
Single Value
Product 1
Multiple Value
Product 1
Product 2
I just tried & it didn't work, when I say show sql query in subreport I see the following:
For multiple values:
{CALL "xyz"."dbo"."storedprocedurename";1('(''Product 1 '',''Product 2'')')}
For single value:
{CALL "xyz"."dbo"."storedprocedurename";1('(''Product 1 '')')}
where as it should be...
I forgot to mention that I have a subreport. I linked the below Join formula in the main report to the stored procedure parameter in the subreport, inorder to pass a multi-value parameter to the stored procedure.
//Formula: @JoinFormula
Join({?testparam - Productname},",")
Will your suggestion...
I have a join formula as below in my crystal report ( the parameter is multi-value parameter).
Join({?testparam - Productname},",")
which will return the result as follows
'Product 1,Product 2,Product 3'
But I want the result as follows
'Product 1','Product 2','Product 3'
Please advise.
Hello Everyone,
I have a crystal report which is using the sql server stored procedure as a datasource. In the stored procedure I have 3 parameters,One of the parameter is called @Country.
When I try to make this @Country parameter dynamic I am getting the error as
Fail to get values...
Hello Everyone,
I have a report in which I am displaying images side by side (formatted with multiple columns) in the detail section.
Is it possible to preserve the correct height/width ratio of the images? They appear to be stretched to fit a specific size.
Is it possible without the...
Hi Everyone,
I have a column called "Title" which holds the translation of title in different languages. When I am placing this column in the "Group Header" section I see only little empty square boxes, I don't see the translated title.
I am using Crystal Reports XI R2.
Any suggestion how to...
I have tried using 5 inches width and .5 gap and it created 2 columns and the images are displaying perfectly side by side but in "Detail a" section I have a field called "comments" which is holding a big paragraph of text and the text is getting truncated.
Please suggest how to fix this.
When I am placing the blob field in "Detail b" section, it's not displaying the images side by side(when an employee has more than 1 image) but instead it's displaying one after another.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Hi Everyone,
I have to design a report to display the employee details in a "detail a" section such as employee id, employee name etc.,
Also I would like to display the image(which exist in a database table as a blob field) in a "detail b" section. An employee can have 0,1 or 2 images...
Hello Everyone,
I have been asked to create report standards for crystal reports XI R2.
If anybody can provide me the report standards will be greatly appreciated.
Please help.
Thank You!
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