>Hi,
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>I would like to be sure that I am understanding one aspect of VFP reports. I have a report where the General tab has teh following:
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>MyCursor.FieldName
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>I have the following The Print When expression
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>select("MyCursor") > 0
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>I thought that if the cursor MyCursor is not open VFP will simply not print this field. But I get run-time error. Does it mean that VFP report evaluates the General expression of the report before the When?
Most likely. Is there a reason to use such an expression? You need to have all your cursors before the report is run.
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