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Does VFP 9 have this feature?
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06/10/2004 10:05:10
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Visual FoxPro Beta
Divers
Thread ID:
00949117
Message ID:
00949170
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Hi Dmitry,

since a frx is in deed a dbf, but with another expension, you can make do something like this, in semicode:
use <somefrx>
copy stru to masterfrx.frx
use masterfrx
add a field called reportname
loop start
 lnRecord=recno()
 append from firstfrx && then secondfrx and so on
 goto lnRecord
 repl rest reportname with 'firstfrx'
loop end
Then to report you do like this:
lcFilename=somename.frx
use masterfrx.frx
copy to (lcFilename) for reportname=yourreport
report form (lcFilename)
eras (lcFilename)
All this is semicode, but I guess you understand the idea. You may have to change my semicode in order to create 'real' report.frx files.


>I understand you that one way is to place all reports in a folder like "reports." But I think it does not look good when the customer sees all the 800 files (2 for each 400 reports). I think there is more "opportunity" for one of the files to get corrupted or deleted. This is why I was looking for a way to "package" all reports into one file.
>
>>why do you want to store the reports in the EXE?
>>If there is a modification the frx file resiting in a subdictionary like "reports" is much better. You just change the file and you dont have to recomile the EXE.Different users can have one exe but differnt reports.
>>reports can be managed by a report table.
>>we have manny customers and app 400 reports no Problem
>>
>>dirk
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