CarlCarlsson
Programmer
I am having problems passing data from oo4o, via Visual Basic to Crystal Reports.
1) I connect (from my Visual Basic-application) to an Oracle database with oo4o (Oracle objects for OLE, a "better version of ADO"
. A Dynaset is replied on the SQL-question. (I know that I have the data since I can display it in a VB Text Box, for example.)
2) I use the Crystal Reports Designer Component (in Visual Basic) and create a Crystal Reports-report with Unbound Fields (and Subreports with Unbound Fields). (I know I have the report because I can launch it in the Viewer, with its Unbound Fields and Subreports.)
3) My problem is that I do not know how to bind the Unbound Fields to the corresponding fields in the Dynaset.
Before, I used ADO instead of oo4o, but I want to use the latter since it has a "much better interface" to the Oracle database.
Also, I really want to stick with Crystal Reports, since it works so well in other cases.
Thanks a lot!
Carl
1) I connect (from my Visual Basic-application) to an Oracle database with oo4o (Oracle objects for OLE, a "better version of ADO"
. A Dynaset is replied on the SQL-question. (I know that I have the data since I can display it in a VB Text Box, for example.)2) I use the Crystal Reports Designer Component (in Visual Basic) and create a Crystal Reports-report with Unbound Fields (and Subreports with Unbound Fields). (I know I have the report because I can launch it in the Viewer, with its Unbound Fields and Subreports.)
3) My problem is that I do not know how to bind the Unbound Fields to the corresponding fields in the Dynaset.
Before, I used ADO instead of oo4o, but I want to use the latter since it has a "much better interface" to the Oracle database.
Also, I really want to stick with Crystal Reports, since it works so well in other cases.
Thanks a lot!
Carl