Anyone ...
Am I missing something regarding the matrix control?
I have set up a report with title information. I drag in and fill a matrix
with the report data and for some reason when I preview the report it looks
as if it widens the report to the right and even takes one of the text boxes
from my titles and shoves that way to the right as well.
The end result is that I get the matrix and the data on the report but with
the title/headers all messed up.Move all your title textboxes into one single rectangle (to "group" the
layout). Then make sure that the left corner of that rectangle is left of
the matrix left corner.
-- Robert
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> Anyone ...
> Am I missing something regarding the matrix control?
> I have set up a report with title information. I drag in and fill a
> matrix
> with the report data and for some reason when I preview the report it
> looks
> as if it widens the report to the right and even takes one of the text
> boxes
> from my titles and shoves that way to the right as well.
> The end result is that I get the matrix and the data on the report but
> with
> the title/headers all messed up.|||Robert;
Oh man, Thank you for the advice. I tried it on one of my reports and it
worked like a charm. I'm pretty new working with this product and would
never have thought of that.
Thanks Again.
Dave
Robert Bruckner [MSFT] wrote:
>Move all your title textboxes into one single rectangle (to "group" the
>layout). Then make sure that the left corner of that rectangle is left of
>the matrix left corner.
>-- Robert
>> Anyone ...
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>> with
>> the title/headers all messed up.
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Master..sys_datatypes_info and SysxLogins
Hello all,
Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005, I noticed that the
above tables are missing. i know that it is bad practice to code agaisnt
system tables but it is done. I need to know the equivalent tables in SQL
2005 or better still a process for retrieving literal_suffix and
literal_prefix information.
Thanks
Ronald> Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005
http://www.aspfaq.com/sql2005/show.asp?id=1
Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005, I noticed that the
above tables are missing. i know that it is bad practice to code agaisnt
system tables but it is done. I need to know the equivalent tables in SQL
2005 or better still a process for retrieving literal_suffix and
literal_prefix information.
Thanks
Ronald> Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005
http://www.aspfaq.com/sql2005/show.asp?id=1
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Master..sys_datatypes_info and SysxLogins
Hello all,
Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005, I noticed that the
above tables are missing. i know that it is bad practice to code agaisnt
system tables but it is done. I need to know the equivalent tables in SQL
2005 or better still a process for retrieving literal_suffix and
literal_prefix information.
Thanks
Ronald
> Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005
http://www.aspfaq.com/sql2005/show.asp?id=1
Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005, I noticed that the
above tables are missing. i know that it is bad practice to code agaisnt
system tables but it is done. I need to know the equivalent tables in SQL
2005 or better still a process for retrieving literal_suffix and
literal_prefix information.
Thanks
Ronald
> Recently while testing are application agaisnt Sql 2005
http://www.aspfaq.com/sql2005/show.asp?id=1
Labels:
agaisnt,
application,
code,
database,
mastersys_datatypes_info,
microsoft,
missing,
mysql,
oracle,
practice,
server,
sql,
sysxlogins,
tables,
theabove
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