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Old 11-04-2008, 09:22 AM
marysdrumming
 
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Default Converting a Crystal Report with Many Sub-Reports intoCF Report Builder

I am trying to rewrite a Crystal Reports report which has 11 subreports in CF
Report Builder. In the CR report, each subreport has it's own report footer
seciton. I have not been able to find anything in CF Report Builder that
allows me to do the same. Is CF Report Builder capable of producing a report
with multiple subreports?



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Old 11-04-2008, 09:22 AM
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Default Re: Converting a Crystal Report with Many Sub-Reportsinto CF Report Builder

Having successfully created a report with 5 or 6 subreports (with each
sub-report containing a multiple sub-sub reports) I can say with confidence,
"Yes you can." However the real question you should ask is, "Should I
create a report with multiple sub-reports in CF ReportBuilder?" And the answer
to that is.... NO, WHAT ARE YOU CRAZY!

If you have something that works in Crystal Reports I would suggest you stick
with that. Otherwise you're setting yourself up for a lot of headaches. Now
maybe it was because I started using the report builder that came with MX7, but
it seems there are still quite of few bugs that will leave you shaking your
fist at your computer. If however you do continue and do the CF Report Builder
route, be prepared for your application to crash unexpectedly, and for many
things to not work they way you expect them to. And if you ever need help good
luck. Take the fact that you had difficulty finding good documentation as a
sign of how little Adobe supports this product.

CF Report Builder is fine for very simple reports, but don't get fancy with
it, you'll only regret your decision in the end.

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