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Crystal Report Not Refreshing
I have a VB application with Crystal Reports incorporated through ActiveX components. When I run the CRViewer the Report which connects through ODBC with AS400 back-end is not refresh to the latest changes in the backend. I must enable Crystal Report's refresh button so users can refresh the data. I have already disable 'Save Data with Report' in Crystal Report Designer prior to importing the report into VB. When I click on refresh button the report is refresh with the latest data. Should I include VB code in the CRViewer so the report gets refresh automatically once is loaded ?
How do I do this ? Please provice sample code.
Thank you.
How do I do this ? Please provice sample code.
Thank you.
Prior to calling the CRViewer1.ViewReport method, set these properties:
CRViewer1.DisplayToolbar = True
CRViewer1.EnableRefreshBut
This will allow your users to refresh the data on demand.
CRViewer1.DisplayToolbar = True
CRViewer1.EnableRefreshBut
This will allow your users to refresh the data on demand.
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It is very simple. Set the Crystal Report OCX property "DiscaredSaveData" to true. This will solve your problem.
siva
It is very simple. Set the Crystal Report OCX property "DiscaredSaveData" to true. This will solve your problem.
siva
NellaiSiva -
Your account was created in March - you should know how things work around here by now. Do not propose an answer unless you are more than 100% sure it is correct. Yours is not. Not only have you misspelled the property name, but your proposed answer repeats Aaron_Young's comment.
Oqueds - please REJECT the proposed answer.
Your account was created in March - you should know how things work around here by now. Do not propose an answer unless you are more than 100% sure it is correct. Yours is not. Not only have you misspelled the property name, but your proposed answer repeats Aaron_Young's comment.
Oqueds - please REJECT the proposed answer.
Proposed answer rejected.
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Private Sub Form_Load()
With Timer1
.Interval = 60000 'set to trigger every 1 minute (it's max value)
.Enabled = True
End With
End Sub
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
CRViewer1.Refresh <-- Call the refresh here
End Sub