Old style cross-tab : HeaderGroup.ReprintOnNewpage
Hello,
I'm currently using ver. 4.6.65
If the vertical band count is too large to fit one page, an infinite loop occures during the preparation of the report when the Horizontal HeaderGroup.ReprintOnNewPage property is set to True.
Seb.
(sorry for my poor english)
I'm currently using ver. 4.6.65
If the vertical band count is too large to fit one page, an infinite loop occures during the preparation of the report when the Horizontal HeaderGroup.ReprintOnNewPage property is set to True.
Seb.
(sorry for my poor english)
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Hi Seb.
Try to ask your question again . Its hard to understand it .
I try again.
I have to make an old style cross-tab report.
I design it and while previewing it, I get an infinite loop when the number of columns does is greater than one page. This loop occures when the property ReprintOnNewPage of the horizontal goup header is set to True and when there is a memo in the horizontal group header.
Here the xml code of a report which shows my problem.
Preview -> infinite loop.
Setting mmoGrp.ReprintOnNewPage to False -> works fine.
Setting mmoGrp.RepreintOnNewPage to True and Reducing md_v.RowCount to 5 (for instance, the number of colums fit one page in these case) -> works fine.
I think it'll be easier to understand with this exemple.
Best regards
S?©b.
PS : I opened a ticket with the same file.
I tried to put a header band in my report and i moved the memo (column title one) from my group header to the new one.
I set the header band.PrintOnNewPage property to true and the report worked perfectly.
The infinite loop seems only occuring when there's a memo in a group header whith his PrintOnNewPage property is set to True.
Problem is i need to keep group title. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":(" border="0" alt="sad.gif" /> Best Regards. Seb[/img]