Hello,
I am using Crystal Reports 2013.
I have a SQL table with about 50K records that looks like this.
I want to identify the accounts that have an Inventory_Flag of 'Y' AND 'N'.
In other words, using the sample data above, the only Account I want to identify is 78989.
Thanks for any...
Hello,
I am using Crystal Reports 2013.
I have a SQL table that looks like this with thousands of records.
My report groups by and does a page break on Dept. There are many pages per Dept. The current report (mainframe COBOL) I am converting, has an index page at the end that shows each...
I keep getting the following database warning in Crystal XI because of the multiple data sources. I don't think this is a problem?
Database Warning:
"More than one datasource or stored procedure has been used in this report. Please make sure that no SQL Expression is added and no server-side...
Yes, for each table the links are between the contract numbers. I just double-checked.
Also, each contract number in the primary Table A can be in one, many, or no records in Tables B and C.
Maybe it's not the join after all.
I am linking FROM table A TO table B, and FROM table A TO Table C, with a left outer in both cases, and no selection criteria at all.
I create a report to display TableA.contract# and TableB.contract#. This displays a contract number value in both...
It definately has something to do with the join(s). As you suggested, I removed all selection criteria and picked a contract number that is showing on this report that should not be.
At first, I only (outer)joined Table A to Table B and displayed TableA.contract# and TableB.contract#...
I DO NOT have "convert nulls to default values" checked.
Some additional information...
It is possible that the same contract number can be in BOTH Tables B and C.
It appears my report is selecting the contract numbers that reside in ONLY Table B or Table C, but not in both. The report is...
Hi lbass - thank you for your time.
My entire record selection formula is
Isnull({TableB.contract_num}) and
Isnull({TableC.contract_num})
Based on dgillz's response, I thought conditional suppression was my only alternative that would not undo my left join(s).
In response to your first...
Thank you for your replies. However, I am still experiencing the same issue.
How can I use a conditional suppression without undoing the left outer join?
I am using Crystal Reports XI against SQL server tables.
I have 3 SQL tables.
Table A – stores all contract numbers
Table B – uses the data element contract number
Table C - uses the data element contract number
I want to identify all contract numbers in Table A that are not found in either...
I am using Crystal XI against SQL server tables.
This seems like a simple solution, but I wasn't able to find it in any of my tek-tips searches.
What is the general soulution to keep Group Header and Detail records together?
In other words, I don't want to end a page with a GH and I dont want...
I'm using VB.net in Visual Studio 2003 against SQL 2000 tables.
I am trying to learn and apply a professional looking navigational structure for my web application.
It was suggested to me to use Panels within a 2 column, 1 row table. The left table column would include my menu panel and my...
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