on 07-15-2013 10:31 AM
Hi Folks!
The problem I am facing is on the conditional break in SAP adobe forms.
When I give some condition (and lets say, instructs the system to start the subform from 'Top of Next Page'), it immediately puts the subform in the next page instead of evaluating the condition on run time. Is it the normal behaviour?
Best Regards,
Bhaskar
Hello... I have devised an alternative trick to achieve my requirement which does away with condition break. I have published a blog with that solution.
http://scn.sap.com/people/bhaskar.tripathi/blog/2013/07/28/curious-case-of-page-break-in-adobe-forms
Hence, closing the thread.
Thanks!!!
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Hi Bhaskar,
You can refer to the tutorial as in Rakesh's reply.
Others thing you might want to check is the table data. You might want to to sort the table based on the column you used in the page break condition ; to output report group by effect.
regards,
Xiang Li
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Hi Bhaskar,
Are you placing 'Top of Next Page' in condition break or on subform it self. Please go through the settings once in below link and see, if you have missed anything.
http://www.saptechnical.com/Tutorials/AdobeForms/Break/Index.htm
Thanks,
Rakesh
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Hi Rakesh,
I was putting 'Top of Next Page' in condition break for Subform and giving some inequality check. But instead of evaluating the condition based on dynamic values it was evaluating at design time. Eg. a == a is TRUE whereas a == b is FALSE. This is very strange behavior. But anyways, I found another workaround for this issue. I would be publishing a blog on that solution soon
Cheers!
Bhaskar
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