Hi,
For give me this this has been answered already in this forum. I tried to find it.
Here's the scenario:
In a Windows Form applicainn, I have a report that contains several sub-reports . Each sub report binds against business objects that refer to a global singleton object to get their necessary query/look up parameters, like date range.
Currently, the container report handles the .._ItemDataBinding event and sets the global business objects. Each sub-report handles the .._ItemDataBinding where the business objects are updated and then bould to report.
Well, my data seems to binding late. It works if i press the preview button twice.
So, it seems like the report has already rendered when the ItemDataBinding event is called. Does that make sense?
I don't get it.
Is there a better event I could utilize?
Thanks,
Michael
For give me this this has been answered already in this forum. I tried to find it.
Here's the scenario:
In a Windows Form applicainn, I have a report that contains several sub-reports . Each sub report binds against business objects that refer to a global singleton object to get their necessary query/look up parameters, like date range.
Currently, the container report handles the .._ItemDataBinding event and sets the global business objects. Each sub-report handles the .._ItemDataBinding where the business objects are updated and then bould to report.
Well, my data seems to binding late. It works if i press the preview button twice.
So, it seems like the report has already rendered when the ItemDataBinding event is called. Does that make sense?
I don't get it.
Is there a better event I could utilize?
Thanks,
Michael