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Brian Keanie
In my application I have to produce 5 different reports. Each report
contains a SubReport.
I created a query for the initial SubReport and the MainReport as well as
the SubReport and MainReport based on the appropriate queries. I then copied
each of these four objects to create the other 4 reports and of course
connecting to the appropriate queries.
Believe it or not they all functioned as expected then for no apparent
reason the Reports all seemed to refer to a source which I had not dictated
they should. The entire 5 of them seem to have a mind of their own. I can
open one up and point it to the correct query, save it and reopen to find it
has reverted to whatever.
Can anyone shed some lite on what is going on? Much appeciated as always.
Regards
contains a SubReport.
I created a query for the initial SubReport and the MainReport as well as
the SubReport and MainReport based on the appropriate queries. I then copied
each of these four objects to create the other 4 reports and of course
connecting to the appropriate queries.
Believe it or not they all functioned as expected then for no apparent
reason the Reports all seemed to refer to a source which I had not dictated
they should. The entire 5 of them seem to have a mind of their own. I can
open one up and point it to the correct query, save it and reopen to find it
has reverted to whatever.
Can anyone shed some lite on what is going on? Much appeciated as always.
Regards