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I am hoping that this is an easily answerable question:
I remember that there was a SET command that you could use for HTML output that would allow one to load one page at a time. I was thinking it was "BYPANEL", but after a little searching, I don't think that is it.
Basically, I would like the functionality similar in Active Report that allows the user to scroll to the next page of records so the initial load is less cumbersome (and response is quicker). I have gotten so used to using Active Report that I have forgotten this command. I am doing an accordion styling for this report, so AHTML won't work in this scenario. If anyone has a quick answer, I would appreciate it!
Regards,
DebbieThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
So, I stand corrected. The "SET" command absolutely was "ON TABLE SET WEBVIEWER ON". It's been a long time since I needed it, so I was convinced the SET command was something else.
Anyway, thanks for the help, I am now using this and it helps somewhat with the response time and display of my report (in AHTML). I am not seeing any difference when I change the CACHELINES setting however, but I think it's okay the way it is. I had to abandon my hope to use accordion styling. It just does not look right with the WEBVIEWER ON. I'll keep that as an idea for something else down the road however.