on 05-31-2011 2:38 PM
Hi,
I am trying to generate a dynamic report using crystal reports 2008 but failing to do so. Can anybody guide me are there any steps that I need to follow in order to generate a dynamic report.
Thanks.
Thanks Ido and Don, I will try to use the third party tools and see if it works.
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you can also have your users just run the reports On Demand from crystal reports server.
this means that everytime that they opened the report, the report would hit the database for any new records. however, if the user has the report opened, the data remains static unless the user refreshes the report.
if you want to have a report refresh while it is open in the crystal reports server viewer, you could use the autorefresh function that is in the webelements function library [here|]. that autorefresh is based on a specific amount of time and not based on whether data changes.
jamie
You need to explain what you mean by Dynamic? There are lots of dynamic parts to crystal reports. The Data itself is Dynamic for example.
Don
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The free Crystal 2008 viewer doesn't provide data refresh functionality. There are several free/inexpensive 3rd-party viewers that provide refresh functionality. See list at http://kenhamady.com/bookmarks.html
Ah, that you for clarifying.
Yes, either Ido's suggestion or contact sales here for CR Server, it's a single PC deployment and will allow you to schedule reports and enable your users to preview them and/or hit the Refresh button to update the data in the report.
Or if they have access to the data source they can install Crystal Reports and simply send them the Report, they can open it and hit the refresh button after logging onto the database.
Thank you
Don
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