Hi All,
is it possible to disable the headers in each page.
i need headers on first page, i dont want to see the headers on all Pages.

Thanks,
Kalyan

Do you mean headers as in column headers? (i.e. titles).

If so then just change the LINES environmental setting to something much bigger than the number rows you are expecting, e.g. SET LINES=999999

T

Try using ON TABLE SUBHEAD.

TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT RCOST DCOST
BY COUNTRY PAGE-BREAK
BY CAR
ON TABLE SUBHEAD
"THIS IS A HEADING FOR THE FIRST PAGE ONLY"
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT PDF
END

Hi Tony,

i used the SET LINE Property, here there is no page break but the header(titles of the report)is disbaled once i scroll the scroll bar.

please let me know how can i freeze my header part(titles).

thnaks,
Kalyan

check this link,

https://forums.informationbuilders.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/...771036261#3771036261

Hope this helps,

Thanks Kamesh.

guide me good book to learn WebFOCUS.

Just take a look on the documentation in IBI site. That will be more helpful for you.

Creating reports with webfocus language

I must offer a word of caution before you delve headlong in to the "locked column" css concept. I have actually been working with these recently. Yes, the locking column feature is very cool but are not cross-brwser capable.

I have a potentially very wide report (actully I have concatenated multiple accross reports side by side because of the sort limit (40) in focus but that is neither here nor there) that the users wanted the first column (the titles) to lock. The technique described by Merkey ...

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/bmerkey/examples/locked-column-csv.html

... does not work in Firefox. Its an IE 5+ only solution.

In my particular case, my users could potentally be using firefox so...

To create the scroll effect of frozen column titles I implemented the report in frames with column titles in a left frame and the report body in a scrollable right frame. The frame solution is a bit more clunky, code-wise, and I've been on client sites where frames were a "no-no" but here the client is ok with frames and this technique provided a cross-browser capable solution.

I'm just trying to save you some grief before you go too far with css trickery. Find out what browsers your users will have and whether those browsers support your particular css features you want to use before you invest too much effort.

-cDave