Thank you. This is my first time I do a sub-report.
I understood from your reply that once a master report is running well on a web application, then, there is no further step to do in the code behind in order to run a sub-report, and I started from there.
I changed my sub-report logical design and it worked.
How I solved the problem:
The data needed to be displayed in the sub-report was also in a group section. It seems that there was kind of recursive calls (maybe)! So, I changed the logic and made simple sub-report and have the data displayed on the details section of the sub-report.
(And life is good!)
I still don’t understand how CR was able to figure out the table/query needed for the sub-report at run time of the web application!!
Could you please explain how?
Thanks
Marked as answer by Noorstudio on Apr 22, 2012 04:05 PM
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Re: Invalid group condition
Apr 22, 2012 04:04 PM|LINK
Hello!
Thank you. This is my first time I do a sub-report.
I understood from your reply that once a master report is running well on a web application, then, there is no further step to do in the code behind in order to run a sub-report, and I started from there.
I changed my sub-report logical design and it worked.
How I solved the problem:
The data needed to be displayed in the sub-report was also in a group section. It seems that there was kind of recursive calls (maybe)! So, I changed the logic and made simple sub-report and have the data displayed on the details section of the sub-report. (And life is good!)
I still don’t understand how CR was able to figure out the table/query needed for the sub-report at run time of the web application!!
Could you please explain how?
Thanks