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displaying a fixed number of records per page is the best way, I feel, with next and previous buttons to navigate, even page numbers to directly jump to particular pages.<br />
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What is the database backend that you are using?
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displaying a fixed number of records per page is the best way, I feel, with next and previous buttons to navigate, even page numbers to directly jump to particular pages.

What is the database backend that you are using?

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the database i'm is sybase... does it matter wat kind of database i'm using?? <br />
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hope to hear from u soon... <br />
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thanxs and regards,<br />
popster
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the database i'm is sybase... does it matter wat kind of database i'm using??

hope to hear from u soon...

thanxs and regards,
popster

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hi rag2000... <br />
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got wat u mean... will work on tat... thanxs.. .<br />
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regards,<br />
popster
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hi rag2000...

got wat u mean... will work on tat... thanxs.. .

regards,
popster

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hi all... <br />
am working on a project and once of the modules is report printing... <br />
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the reports that i need to print is pretty large.. ie ten of thousands records with some calculations to be done... <br />
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i know using pages (ie displaying a number of records per page) is one of the method... but how should i go abt doing it?? also, is there any other methods to to it?? <br />
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thanxs in advance..<br />
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regards,<br />
popster
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hi all... 
am working on a project and once of the modules is report printing... 

the reports that i need to print is pretty large.. ie ten of thousands records with some calculations to be done... 

i know using pages (ie displaying a number of records per page) is one of the method... but how should i go abt doing it?? also, is there any other methods to to it?? 

thanxs in advance..

regards,
popster

print of reports

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