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I assume if you use different policy id on the first run you get the correct data.<br />
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Crystal has a bad habit of caching the data. &nbsp;Make sure IE and IIS are clearing the cache between runs.<br />
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mlmcc
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I assume if you use different policy id on the first run you get the correct data.

Crystal has a bad habit of caching the data.  Make sure IE and IIS are clearing the cache between runs.

mlmcc

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Yes, it is correct on the first time and the session vars which have the key are clear and reset correctly before the next try.<br />
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I tried <br />
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Response.Cache.SetCacheabi<wbr />lity(HttpC<wbr />acheabilit<wbr />y.NoCache)<wbr /><br />
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but got the same results<br />
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Thanks,
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Yes, it is correct on the first time and the session vars which have the key are clear and reset correctly before the next try.

I tried

Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache)

but got the same results

Thanks,

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thanks, because of licensing issues that I just found out about, I'm moving my reporting back into vs2008 using rdlc reports<br />
thanks,
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thanks, because of licensing issues that I just found out about, I'm moving my reporting back into vs2008 using rdlc reports
thanks,

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the first report that I set the .selectionformula property<br />
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.SelectionFormula = &quot;&nbsp;WHere policyid = &quot;&nbsp;&amp; Session(&quot;policyid&quot;)<br />
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and the report prints correctly, then I select a different customer, the Session variable gets reset, (I'm sure) but the report outputs the report from the first PolicyID.<br />
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I've tried many times, selecting customers in many different orders, but the report always prints with the first policyid<br />
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Is there something I need to reset in the report to get it to accept the new .SelectionFormula ?<br />

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the first report that I set the .selectionformula property

.SelectionFormula = " WHere policyid = " & Session("policyid")

and the report prints correctly, then I select a different customer, the Session variable gets reset, (I'm sure) but the report outputs the report from the first PolicyID.

I've tried many times, selecting customers in many different orders, but the report always prints with the first policyid

Is there something I need to reset in the report to get it to accept the new .SelectionFormula ?


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