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Populating dynamically loaded .rpt with ADO recordset.
Problem Solved! :-) If you use the Active Data Driver (using the relevant flavour, ADO for the following example) to develop the report, and save it as a .rpt file (with or without the data), you can then use the following code to populate a recordset and point the report at it. you can then...- climberhunt
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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Populating dynamically loaded .rpt with ADO recordset.
Stephen, the oRpt.DiscardSavedData method causes the parameter entry dialog to pop up. I had tried this before to no avail. Ken, the oRpt.DiscardSavedData achieves the same thing, I had intended to save the report without data when I got all this working. I have since found out the following...- climberhunt
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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Populating dynamically loaded .rpt with ADO recordset.
I'm trying to populate a report with an ADO recordset. The following code is what I have so far. Dim oApp As New CRAXDRT.Application Dim oRpt As CRAXDRT.Report Dim rsResults As New ADODB.Recordset Set oRpt = oApp.OpenReport("c:\MyReport.rpt") PopulateRS rsResults '...- climberhunt
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