I have a number of Business Objects report that I want to open and edit. However these reports each run a very long time. Thay are all set to autorefresh on opening so just opening them would take a long time every time I want to edit them. I was hoping that Business Objects had a way to open the files WITHOUT causing the refresh to begin (like holding the shift key down in MS Excel or MS Access prevents any auto macros from running). Failing to find that, I am searching for a programmatic solution. BO has a DOCUMENTS.OPEN function in Visual Basic but there is very little help documentation for using the "noAutoRefresh" sub parameter. I cannot get the correct syntax for using it. I have tried:
Documents.Open("filename",True)
Documents.Open("filename",noAutoRefresh = True)
No syntax seems correct. Does anyone know the correct syntax to use the noAutoRefresh parameter?
Documents.Open("filename",True)
Documents.Open("filename",noAutoRefresh = True)
No syntax seems correct. Does anyone know the correct syntax to use the noAutoRefresh parameter?