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Hi
I am trying to use Active Reports component in WebFOCUS 7.1.4. Before I go ahead into report development, I just wanted to check whether any limitation exists WRT using Active Reports in WebFOCUS. for eg. is there any limit to the no. of rows/recordsets which can be displayed in if we use this feature?
Any related content/material would be of great help.

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Syed
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Syed

Check tm4625 on the ibi support site, which covers active reports and limitations You will have to log on.


Alan.
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Hey Alan
That was indeed very useful. Thanks for your prompt response!

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Syed


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I discussed this issue at Summit with some technicians and found that the number of rows in the latest version also in IE has been increased to 20K.
They showed us a lot of other interesting improvements.




Frank

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Hey Frank
Just found your post as I was not accessing my inbox all this time. This is good news for people working on Active Reports component. Can you share any document/website where we can find the rest of the improvements which you mentioned in your post?

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Syed
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Syed

that's a bit difficult, I think your local sales rep can help you in this much better.




Frank

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Hi Frank
No issues. I'll try lay my hands on some material.
1 small query- Can we avoid showing (or somehow suppress) the 1st two rows which come as default sections in the Active Reports, i.e.
File.......View
n of n records (Page 1 of 1).

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Syed


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Syed

I don't know, I have seen the product and played a bit with is, but these details ???

In fact you can do the same things on building the report as you can in a normal HTML report but now save it as a AHTML.
Can you suppress the first two lines in a normal HTML report? I do not think so.....




Frank

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