iSequencingAdd (Function)

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Initializing the data sources of sequenced reports

Managing the page numbers

Use of global variables

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InitRequest

InitRequestConnection

iChangeSubReportSource

iInitReportQueryConnection

iReportPrintingStatus

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Initializing the data sources of sequenced reports
Managing the page numbers
Use of global variables

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iSequencingAdd (Function)

In french: iEnchaînementAjoute

Adds a report into a sequence of report prints.

Remark: The sequence of report prints allows you to print different reports one after another, and view them as one in the report viewer. You can add various types of documents in this sequence. See Sequencing reports for more details.

Versions 21 and later

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

New in version 21

This function is now available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

Example

iDestination(iViewer)
iSequencingAdd(RPT_Report1)
iSequencingAdd(RPT_Report2, 3)
iSequencingPrint()

// Ouvrir le visualisateur de rapports
iDestination(iViewer)
FOR EACH Activités
// Ajoute l'état des activités pour l'activité en cours
iSequencingAdd(ETAT_Activités, Activités.IDActivités, Activités.IDActivités)
// Ajoute l'état du matériel correspondant à l'activité en cours
iSequencingAdd(ETAT_MatérielEquipement, Activités.NomActivité)
END
iSequencingPrint()

Syntax

iSequencingAdd(<Report> [, <Parameter 1> [... [, <Parameter N>]]])

<Report>: Character string (with or without quotes)

Report name:
Logical name of report, defined in the report editor.
Physical name of report (including its path) if the compiled code is included in the report.

<Parameter 1>: Optional parameters (the type corresponds to the parameter type)

Optional parameter expected by the report. This parameter was defined in the opening code of report. This parameter can be the name of a view, the name of a memory zone, etc.
Caution: If lower bounds and upper bounds have been specified for the report, the first two parameters must correspond the lower bound and to the upper bound (respectively).
Caution: This parameter is passed by value to report and not by Address.

<Parameter N>: Optional parameters (the type corresponds to the parameter type)

Optional parameter expected by the report. This parameter was defined in the opening code of report. This parameter can be the name of a view, the name of a memory zone, etc.
Caution: If lower bounds and upper bounds have been specified for the report, the first two parameters must correspond the lower bound and to the upper bound (respectively).
Caution: This parameter is passed by value to report and not by Address.

Remarks

Initializing the data sources of sequenced reports

The reports are not run when running iSequencingAdd: only their name and their parameters are stored.

These reports are actually run during the call to iSequencingPrint.

Caution: If the reports in the sequence are based on a query, the query must be initialized by iInitReportQuery in the "Initializing" event of the report (and not before the call to iSequencingAdd).

Managing the page numbers

If the reports found in the sequencing display the page number, the page numbers will be continued for the different reports.

For example, if the first report of the sequencing is numbered from 1 to 10, the second report will be numbered from 11 to 20, and so on.

To force the page number of a report found in the sequence, use iPageNum in the requested report.

Use of global variables

Chained reports can handle global variables in the different WLanguage events associated with report. In this case, the value of the global Variable taken into account is the one corresponding to the actual printout or preview..

If the value of a global Variable is modified between the call of function iSequencingAdd and function iSequencingPrint, its value in report will correspond to the last value assigned to it.

Related Examples:

Training (WINDEV): WD Reports

[ + ] This example presents the different methods for creating a report:

- prints based on different data sources (queries, variables, ...)
- prints based on controls (Table, Spreadsheet, PVT, ...)
- printing composite reports
- specific prints (portrait/landscape, report with watermark, report with bar code, ...)

Business / UI classification: Neutral code

Component: wd260etat.dll