passing variables to the report

Hi I'm trying to pass a variable to my report, I have a report with one adoquery and I have this script for on the start report.

ADOquery1.active:=false;
ADOquery1.sql[6]:='where g.per_pk='''+<periodo>+''';
ADOquery1.active:=true;

in the fastr report 3 VCL I use this line
dmprincipal.frxReport1.Script.Variables:=Periodopk.Value;

from my Delphi code.


How can i Do this trought my VB.Net code.

thanks.


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  • edited 1:39AM
    natan78 wrote: »
    Hi I'm trying to pass a variable to my report, I have a report with one adoquery and I have this script for on the start report.

    ADOquery1.active:=false;
    ADOquery1.sql[6]:='where g.per_pk='''+<periodo>+''';
    ADOquery1.active:=true;

    in the fastr report 3 VCL I use this line
    dmprincipal.frxReport1.Script.Variables:=Periodopk.Value;

    from my Delphi code.


    How can i Do this trought my VB.Net code.

    These days FastReport Studio supports SQL parameters. For example, you can write following query:

    SELECT e.*
    FROM
    employee e
    WHERE
    e.Salary >:salary_limit

    In this case salary_limit is a VARIABLE, that transmitted into query. Below is VB6 snippet, that control the SQL parameter:

    Private Sub Command1_Click()
    Dim Query As FastReport.TfrxADOQuery
    Dim Param As FastReport.IfrxParamItem
    Set Query = report.FindObjectEx("ADOQuery1")
    If Query Is Nothing Then Return
    Set Param = Query.ParamByName("salary_limit")
    If Param Is Nothing Then Return
    Param.Expression = Text1.Text
    Set Param = Nothing
    report.ShowReport
    Set Query = Nothing
    End Sub

    Sorry, I have no VB.NET example right now.

    Setting a variable's value within FastScript namespace is not more difficult than in FR Delphi:

    dmprincipal.frxReport1.Script.Variables["periodo"]:=Periodopk.Value;

    S you can see, this code almost same to Delphi code, except double quotes instead of single quotes.


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