Here is the situation: I have 3 tables.
Table 1: part number, unit of measure, standard cost
Table 2: last price paid, and Date of last price paid (same as last receipt date)
Table 3: PO# of last price paid (same as last receipt date)
When I insert these fields into the details section in Crystal Reports, I get duplicate part numbers listed on the report. Each part number may have several vendors attached to it, so this is expected.
This is what I am getting:
ItemNumber UM Std Cost LastCost LastReceiptDate PONumber
88888 Each 1.00 1.50 7/19/04 11111
88888 Each 1.00 1.80 7/22/04 22222
88888 Each 1.00 2.00 7/20/04 33333
What I want:
ItemNumber UM Std Cost LastCost LastReceiptDate PONumber
88888 Each 1.00 1.80 7/22/04 22222
I want the report to only show the most recent receipt date, price paid, and PO. Basically I need to do some sort of "comparison" between multiple vendors and its last receipt date within each part number.
Please help~~~~ Thank you!Hi,
I had faced same problem but I think if u used Command Object insted of tables
u can get solution.
write SQL query in Command Object and use MAX function on Receipt Date
-Yags
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Crystal Report 10
I'm using a particular software which uses standard .rpt files created with CR 8.5.
Now I have available Cristal Reports 10 and I'd like modifying these .rpt files.
I open 8.5 rpt file with CR10 and I save it without modifying it.
I can see .rpt file dimension is reduced about 50% and running report by using the particular software it gets an error : unable to load report.
Is it necessary conversion from 10 rpt file to 8.5 file ?
How can I use CR10 to modify 8.5 rpt file ?You need to update your software as well. It uses the runtime version of 8.5, which is unable to read version 10 reports, and now that you edit your reports these are saved using version 10 format (you saw the decrease in size). The version 10 developer can only be used to save reports in version 10 format. The runtime engine for verion 10 can however also read version 8.5 reports.
- Jukka
Now I have available Cristal Reports 10 and I'd like modifying these .rpt files.
I open 8.5 rpt file with CR10 and I save it without modifying it.
I can see .rpt file dimension is reduced about 50% and running report by using the particular software it gets an error : unable to load report.
Is it necessary conversion from 10 rpt file to 8.5 file ?
How can I use CR10 to modify 8.5 rpt file ?You need to update your software as well. It uses the runtime version of 8.5, which is unable to read version 10 reports, and now that you edit your reports these are saved using version 10 format (you saw the decrease in size). The version 10 developer can only be used to save reports in version 10 format. The runtime engine for verion 10 can however also read version 8.5 reports.
- Jukka
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Crystal Design
Hi,
I've a standard Invoice template with Page header, Group Header and Detail section. Invoice can be of one page or multiple pages depending on the number of invoice line items. I want to print Customer service and payment details (fixed text of about 40 lines) on the back of every page. How do I achieve this. Any help is much appreciated.
thanks & regards
radhastart a new page after group footer. if ur invoice is of one page , then this new page can be printed on back.|||Thanks for this. It works fine when the invoice has one page.
My report is grouped by Invoice Number so for an Invoice with multiple pages group footer prints on the last page of the invoice and the balnk page prints after the last page of the Invoice. My requirement is to print the details on the back of each page. Any help would be much appreciated.
thanks & regards
radha
I've a standard Invoice template with Page header, Group Header and Detail section. Invoice can be of one page or multiple pages depending on the number of invoice line items. I want to print Customer service and payment details (fixed text of about 40 lines) on the back of every page. How do I achieve this. Any help is much appreciated.
thanks & regards
radhastart a new page after group footer. if ur invoice is of one page , then this new page can be printed on back.|||Thanks for this. It works fine when the invoice has one page.
My report is grouped by Invoice Number so for an Invoice with multiple pages group footer prints on the last page of the invoice and the balnk page prints after the last page of the Invoice. My requirement is to print the details on the back of each page. Any help would be much appreciated.
thanks & regards
radha
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Cross instance / server joins
We are implementing two production instances of SQL Server standard
edition so we can separate GIS data from non-GIS data. Is it possible
to do joins between instances or even servers? If yes can someone
point me to a document on how to set it up?
Thank you,
Randy
wawork@.hotmail.comYes, you can via linked servers. Be prepared for poor performance, however.
Databases that interact with each other frequently should be in the same
instance.
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Tom
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Thomas A. Moreau, BSc, PhD, MCSE, MCDBA
SQL Server MVP
Columnist, SQL Server Professional
Toronto, ON Canada
www.pinpub.com
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"Randy K" <wawork@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:431dbdc5.2953031@.msnews.microsoft.com...
We are implementing two production instances of SQL Server standard
edition so we can separate GIS data from non-GIS data. Is it possible
to do joins between instances or even servers? If yes can someone
point me to a document on how to set it up?
Thank you,
Randy
wawork@.hotmail.com
edition so we can separate GIS data from non-GIS data. Is it possible
to do joins between instances or even servers? If yes can someone
point me to a document on how to set it up?
Thank you,
Randy
wawork@.hotmail.comYes, you can via linked servers. Be prepared for poor performance, however.
Databases that interact with each other frequently should be in the same
instance.
--
Tom
----
Thomas A. Moreau, BSc, PhD, MCSE, MCDBA
SQL Server MVP
Columnist, SQL Server Professional
Toronto, ON Canada
www.pinpub.com
.
"Randy K" <wawork@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:431dbdc5.2953031@.msnews.microsoft.com...
We are implementing two production instances of SQL Server standard
edition so we can separate GIS data from non-GIS data. Is it possible
to do joins between instances or even servers? If yes can someone
point me to a document on how to set it up?
Thank you,
Randy
wawork@.hotmail.com
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