I updated the version of the 2008 report for the 2011 version and now the side edges of the panels do not close right ...
see:
http://www.tafner.net.br/quebra.png
13 Answers, 1 is accepted
Upgrade to Q3 2011 or later to resolve this problem.
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Steve
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http://www.tafner.net.br/erro.png
Check the following forum post for more information on the error and let us know if further help is needed.
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Steve
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code in rptResumoOrcOp.Designer.cs:
instanceReportSource2.Parameters.Add(new Telerik.Reporting.Parameter("LinhaID", "=Fields.LIN_N_CODIGO"));
Error:
Invalid value of report parameter 'LinhaID'.
what should I do?
The provided code is correct and we would need a sample report or more context to identify where the culprit is.
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Steve
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How to pass parameters to the subreport in reporting in 2012?
We've covered the changes to the report parameters since Q1 2010 in your other forum thread. Please review it again, and make sure you conform to the requirements.
We cannot offer concrete suggestions as we do not have your report, so if you're still having problems, it would be best if you provide us with a runnable sample report that exhibits the problem and we would advise you once we review it.
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Steve
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Since the introduction of the new Report Sources you have to pass to the SubReport a ReportSource object which has its parameters assigned. Most probably you are used to passing the parameters directly to the SubReport item. However this no longer works and you will have to adopt the new way for doing this:
var irs =
new
InstanceReportSource();
irs.ReportDocument = MyReport();
irs.Parameters.Add(
new
Parameter(
"LinhaID"
, databaseID));
subreport1.ReportSource = irs;
I hope that helps.
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IvanY
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Please check out the Report1.Designer.cs file - there you will find the appropriate way to assign report source parameters when using a SubReport item.
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This example does not speak like I do in the subreport, the filters:
irs InstanceReportSource var = new ();
irs.ReportDocument = MyReport ();
irs.Parameters.Add (new Parameter ("LinhaID" DatabaseID));
subreport1.ReportSource = irs;
Thanks,
Camila.
There is no difference between passing hardcoded values and variables. The code you need to pass the parameters is the same. If you want to pass variables then you need an additional data source, but that is not related to the subreport parameters code snippet.
I have attached the same sample, but this time using fields instead of hardcoded values. Please have in mind that if you still experience problems and you are not able to resolve them or the problem is somewhere else you can always send us a runnable sample. That way we can view and debug it at our end and advise you more accordingly.
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IvanY
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