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ABC: Fixing GPF when there are no records to print in reports 1999-03-31 -- Geoff Bomford Newsgroups: topspeed.products.c5ee.reports
>When trying to print a report from a file that happens to have no records, I
>get the following message: (after another message box appears to indicate
>that there are no records to print)
>
>'Window is not open. Shall I GPF?'
Enclose any Prop setting within a check for returnvalue...
IF NOT ReturnValue ! the report was opened.
SETTARGET(Report,?AbbrevBreak) !Embed
?Image2{PROP:Text} = TPL:LogoFileName !Embed - End User Logo
SETTARGET !Embed
END
--
Regards,
Geoff Bomford
>I've reached the conclusion that if I remove the three lines below relating
>to SETTARGET(....) the problem goes away.
>
>Below is a section of code extracted from the Source Option:
>
>ThisWindow.Init PROCEDURE
> ... some code
> ! Open the window
> OPEN(ProgressWindow)
> SELF.Opened=True
> ! [Priority 8001]
>
> SETTARGET(Report,?AbbrevBreak) !Embed
> ?Image2{PROP:Text} = TPL:LogoFileName !Embed - End User Logo
> SETTARGET !Embed
>
> ! Restore from INI file
> INIMgr.Fetch('PrintIssueRegister',ProgressWindow)
> ! [Priority 8400]
>
>
>ThisReport.Init(Process:View,Relate:IssRep1,?Progress:PctText,Progress:Thermometer)
> ThisReport.AddSortOrder()
> ThisReport.AddRange(REP1:ProjectNo,GLO:ProjectNo)
> etc. etc. etc...
>
>Any ideas on how to circumvent this one?
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