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Not sure where you got this name, but I think this should just be and expression like: [SOMain.Contacts.Code] >= [FromContactCode] See also: https://www.fast-report.com/public_download/docs/FRNet/online/en/UserManual/en-US/DialogueForms/DialogFil…
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This is an older post, but I think you should be someting like this: MyTextField.Text = ChangeMe((string)Report.GetColumValue("fieldname")); So I would think "fieldname" will have to become "datasource.fieldname". Chang…
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But this only wortks when your report has 1 parameter. It was smart enough to see the report I select has 3 parameters, why can't I map all three then!
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Ok, so I fugred it out myself. In an other support item I saw a suggestion that you run FastReport.Utils.RegisteredObjects.AddConnection(typeof(MsSqlDataConnection)); before anything. And Yep, now Prepare works and I have connections and I can exp…
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When running this report that has a MSSqlDataConnection in the Windows Report Designer it works fine. But after the .Load() call the Connections and Datasources dictionaries are empty. Is this some limitation with the free/Opensource version? If so,…
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That is not it. I just checked agian ans SetParamaterValue() also creates a paramater when it does not already exists.
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So just to be sure, I can't see it in the screenshots. You made a report, with a Query using an SQL Statement, in the next wizard step you set the SQL parameter Idventa takes it's value from a Report paramater, also called Idventa. You did not show …