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I have a report and in it I have a subheading. In the subheading, I have two defined fields. When I take those fields out, all of my records show up. When I put them back in, two of my records disappear.
This is boggling my mind. Any ideas?
- Stephanie Pierce WF 7.1.4 Win2K
Posts: 15 | Location: Texas | Registered: July 19, 2005
-DEFAULT &txtBDate = ' ';
-DEFAULT &txtEDate = ' ';
-DEFAULT &sltUser = ' ';
-SET &DATE1=&txtBDate;
-SET &DATE2=AYMD(&txtEDate, 1, 'I8YYMD');
JOIN
INNER WKFL_TASK_COUNTER.WKFL_TASK_COUNTER.USER_ID IN WKFL_TASK_COUNTER
TO SEC_USERS.SEC_USERS.USERID IN SEC_USERS AS J3
END
JOIN
WKFL_TASK_COUNTER.WKFL_TASK_COUNTER.FLOW_ID IN WKFL_TASK_COUNTER TO
WKFL_FLOW_LIST.WKFL_FLOW_LIST.FLOW_ID IN WKFL_FLOW_LIST AS J0
END
DEFINE FILE WKFL_TASK_COUNTER ADD
BDATE2 = &DATE1;
BDATE/A12 = EDIT(BDATE2, '$$$$9999/99/99');
EDATE2 = &txtEDate;
EDATE/A12 = EDIT(EDATE2, '$$$$9999/99/99');
END
TABLE FILE WKFL_TASK_COUNTER
SUM
DATETIME_DONE NOPRINT
CNT.JOB_ID AS 'Job Count'
BY USER_LAST_NAME NOPRINT
BY FULLNAME AS 'Name'
BY FLOW_NAME AS 'Flow Name'
ON TABLE SUBHEAD
"Count of Jobs Done <BDATE - <EDATE "
ON TABLE SUBFOOT
"Generated on <+0>&DATE <+0> "
WHERE ( NOTE EQ 'Key Query Answer: Task complete'
OR 'Key Query Answer: Re-route to SM Chg Supervisor'
OR 'Key Query Answer: Priority Processing'
OR 'Key Query Answer: Accept w/ counter offer'
OR 'Key Query Answer: Accept w/ corrections'
OR 'Key Query Answer: Delete' OR 'Key Query Answer: Accept');
WHERE ( USER_LOGIN_ID EQ '&sltUser');
WHERE ( DATETIME_DONE GE DT(&DATE1) );
WHERE ( DATETIME_DONE LT DT(&DATE2) );
ON TABLE SET PAGE-NUM OFF
ON TABLE SET BYDISPLAY ON
ON TABLE COLUMN-TOTAL AS 'Total Jobs'
ON TABLE HOLD AS H1 FORMAT HTMTABLE
ON TABLE SET HTMLCSS ON
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
ENDSTYLE
END
-RUN
- Stephanie Pierce WF 7.1.4 Win2K
Posts: 15 | Location: Texas | Registered: July 19, 2005
Firstly, you should add a format to your BDATE2 and EDATE2 fields. Secondly, you could achieve the result you want by using pure dialogue manager and keep the values as variables.
&BDATE = EDIT(&DATE1, '$$$$9999/99/99');
&EDATE = EDIT(&txtEDATE, '$$$$9999/99/99');
....
ON TABLE SUBHEAD
"Count of Jobs Done &BDATE - &EDATE "
If you must have actual fields, then try using the WITH syntax to associate your defined fields with real fields -
DEFINE FILE WKFL_TASK_COUNTER ADD
BDATE/A12 WITH DATETIME_DONE = EDIT(&DATE1, '$$$$9999/99/99');
EDATE/A12 WITH DATETIME_DONE = EDIT(&txtEDate, '$$$$9999/99/99');
END
T
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