Hi Randy,

I don't know if you have a similar situation, but I had to do this in order to print a page that showed there was nothing to print. On a verification-type report of ours, which prints exceptions meeting certain criteria, we wanted one page to spit out that indicated nothing met those conditions, with a label saying, 'Verification Successful'.

I accomplished this by doing a RECCOUNT() on the result set I was about to print, before doing the REPORT FORM command. something like:

&& do report query or whatever up here
select myreport
thisform.nRecsToPrint = RECCOUNT()
if empty(thisform.nRecsToPrint)
create cursor myfakereport( fld1 c(10) ) && create identical structure here
select myfakereport
append blank
REPORT FORM blah noconsole to printer prompt
else 
select myreport
REPORT FORM blah noconsole to printer prompt
endif 

If the result set was empty, I made a one-record, blank cursor of the same structure, and selected it to print from. On the report itself, I had a label as descriobed above in the summary band, with a 'print-when' expression

>How can you make the headings of a report print even if there are no records to process (no detail lines). Right now it prints a blank page.