I'm running a crystal report from c#.net application, taking parameters from textboxes on the screen, using the parameters to do the data selection, and then printing the parameters in the heading of the report.
The first time I run the report, it displays properly, with the correct info in the heading. If I change the parameters and execute it again, the data on the report changes, but the heading still shows the original parameters that I entered.
Has anyone else encountered a problem like this? Or can you suggest a solution?
Thanks,
ChrisPost the code you are using for displaying the report.|||I solved this already by using a trick that fixes another crystal problem with the navigation end page button: I commented the code in the navigate method, and called my PopulateReport method from the page load event.
I don't know why this works, but it solved the problem.
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Parameters formatting
Hello Everyone,
Is it possible to format the textboxes that are used for parameters.
For example a string field is double the length we require. We show 9
characters but it show 27 characters.
This is a great product, the user friendliness of the parameters is
causing issues with the directors and senior management.
Please help me as I want to keep using this.
Thanks
MichaelI posted a sample yesterday on www.MSBICentral.com
The sample is Parameters.FormattedDates.RDL... It shows how to format a date
for the parameters... I think this will show you how to do what you wish..
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"Michael van der Veeke" <michael@.property4view.com> wrote in message
news:uNVrXYyEFHA.624@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Hello Everyone,
> Is it possible to format the textboxes that are used for parameters. For
> example a string field is double the length we require. We show 9
> characters but it show 27 characters.
> This is a great product, the user friendliness of the parameters is
> causing issues with the directors and senior management.
> Please help me as I want to keep using this.
> Thanks
> Michael
Is it possible to format the textboxes that are used for parameters.
For example a string field is double the length we require. We show 9
characters but it show 27 characters.
This is a great product, the user friendliness of the parameters is
causing issues with the directors and senior management.
Please help me as I want to keep using this.
Thanks
MichaelI posted a sample yesterday on www.MSBICentral.com
The sample is Parameters.FormattedDates.RDL... It shows how to format a date
for the parameters... I think this will show you how to do what you wish..
--
Wayne Snyder, MCDBA, SQL Server MVP
Mariner, Charlotte, NC
www.mariner-usa.com
(Please respond only to the newsgroups.)
I support the Professional Association of SQL Server (PASS) and it's
community of SQL Server professionals.
www.sqlpass.org
"Michael van der Veeke" <michael@.property4view.com> wrote in message
news:uNVrXYyEFHA.624@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Hello Everyone,
> Is it possible to format the textboxes that are used for parameters. For
> example a string field is double the length we require. We show 9
> characters but it show 27 characters.
> This is a great product, the user friendliness of the parameters is
> causing issues with the directors and senior management.
> Please help me as I want to keep using this.
> Thanks
> Michael
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