I didn't. The reason being is that the numbers are very small (e.g. 2, 24, 10) and the space on the report is quite large. And if I use the old syntax the numbers appear fine.
Thank you, Gaylen.
>Dmitry
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>Just a SWAG - Did you try increasing the length of the fields on the report?
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>Gaylen
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>>I recently switched the syntax of calling XFRX to convert reports to PDF format from this method:
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>>loSession = XFRX("XFRX#INIT")
>>loSession.ProcessReport(tcReportFrxName)
>>loSession.Finalize()
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>>to this:
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>>loSession = XFRX("XFRX#LISTENER")
>>REPORT FORM (cReportFrxName) OBJECT loSession
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>>The reason I switches is to make XFRX convert reports that have more than one detail band. Now the reports that have more than one detail band are converted ok. But reports with just one detail band have the following problem. Almost every report shows some numerical fields in the detail band as bunch of asterisks (as if the number is too large to fit into the space). But the numbers are very small. And if I change the syntax back to the old method, the numbers are converted ok.
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>>Can anybody suggest the cause of this problem? My version of XFRX is 12.1 (not the latest though).
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>>Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
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