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First of all create a simple report with one frame, a connection and
SQLl component. |
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In this design we place two more Group Section in the content slot and set second Group Section key as
[Address.AddrCity] and set third as [Address.AddrCustemer] |
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putting a frames in the Before slot of city and customer,
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In this example put one Label control with text ‘City’ and a Text control with ValueExp
[Address.Addrstate].and done same with customer group section.
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In the
content section of this group, put a frame and in it place
the control needed to display customer’s information. Now
you may run the report. |
| Naming
Rules |
| When naming elements such as a component, variable, constant, or procedure, you must adhere to the following rules: |
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The name can contain up to 40 characters. |
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The first character of the
variable name must be a letter. A letter is any upper- or
lowercase character in the US ASCII (A-Z and a-z) character
set, and does not include foreign characters such as Ś or
™. |
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Subsequent characters in a name
can be letters, digits, or the underscore (_) character. |
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Operators, such as *, ^, and %, cannot be used. |
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The name cannot contain spaces. |
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Do not use Actuate Keywords
(words recognized by the Actuate compiler). See the Actuate help
for a complete list of these keywords. |
| NOTE: Although Actuate
Basic, unlike Visual Basic, lets you use names that are the same
as function names; this is not
a good accepted practice. |
