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FAQ-How can I use a Multivalue or Date Range Parameter with a Command 1

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RustyAfro

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Jan 12, 2005
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Hi everyone, I just loaded my first faq:
faq766-6779.

You guys have helped me figure out a lot and I wanted to give back something to the community.

I have seen this issue come up before and have run into myself. I finally figured out a workaround to it.

It is of course a last resort. You should always use CR's SQL generation whenever possible. A View would be my second choice. But in those cases of a very unfriendly dba, this method can help you get a command working with user friendly prompts that is all evaluated on the server.

I hope this helps some of you! ::)

Joel Seguin
 
Nice job, and a star vote from me... [thumbsup]

The main limitation is that the report can't contain a subreport. This is because this technique requires that the original report becomes a subreport (and a subreport can't contain a subreport).

- Ido

view, e-mail, export, burst, distribute, and schedule Crystal Reports.
 
Agreed, but many reports do not need subreports so the technique should work often. Hopefully CR will add better command functionality in the future (2008 doesn't seem to have it).

 
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