>Hi Aaron.
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>Sorry for the delay in my reply -- we've been working heads-down on SFReports for the past while to get it finished.
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>>2. Subclassed SFReportEngine by dragging it to the form. I renamed it to 'oRptEngine'
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>Any particular reason why you did that? A better way to do it is to create subclass of SFReportEngine as a class, then change the cReportEngineClass and cReportEngineClassLibrary properties of the form to point to the new class and class library. Also, I'm curious as to why you're subclassing this component. I'm sure you have a good reason for it, but we envisioned this would only be subclassed rarely since it's really just a "manager" objects that directs other objects that do the actual work.
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>>3. Added the following code to the Init of the form:
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>It looks like you neglected the DODEFAULT() statement in Init, so the Init code in the SFRWizard class is being overwritten and never executed. That's almost certainly the cause of the problem.
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>Doug

Doug,

I use both Stonefield Database Toolkit and Query. I am very impressed with the quality and performance of both products. I have the Stonefield Reports demo and I am looking forward to the upcoming release. Any update on expected release date? If it is not going to be out this month, let me know if it is possible to get a copy of the beta.

Kind Regards,

Mat