I am using Crystal Reports 2008.
I have a report that is configured with multiple subreports that are linked to specific data groups within my database. I have about 100+ subreports within one main report.
This allows my laboratory to utilize one main report for all the various testing & reporting they do.
As I continue to add additional subreports to the configuration of this main report, it obviously slows down due to (most of the subreports making identical database queries) - returning similar/comparable results.
Since many of my subreport configurations are similar to each other, can I utilize one subreport for all configurations that utilize similar data graphs/layouts?
I tried using groups to sort the data by test group name so the similar testing groups would not get all mixed together. This did not work out and I could not get groups to effect subreports when the group is configured outside of the subreports.
Thanks for any help.
Stephen Waichulis
I have a report that is configured with multiple subreports that are linked to specific data groups within my database. I have about 100+ subreports within one main report.
This allows my laboratory to utilize one main report for all the various testing & reporting they do.
As I continue to add additional subreports to the configuration of this main report, it obviously slows down due to (most of the subreports making identical database queries) - returning similar/comparable results.
Since many of my subreport configurations are similar to each other, can I utilize one subreport for all configurations that utilize similar data graphs/layouts?
I tried using groups to sort the data by test group name so the similar testing groups would not get all mixed together. This did not work out and I could not get groups to effect subreports when the group is configured outside of the subreports.
Thanks for any help.
Stephen Waichulis