... date to determine if this has already been entered
v_CheckField1 = l_existingSubformRows[i].Start_Date;
var v_LocalCheckDate = new Date(v_CheckField1);
v_LocalCheckDate.setMinutes(v_LocalCheckDate.getMinutes() ...
... and from a developers understanding: field1 is told to update field2 when field1 is changed. When field2 is changed, it is told to update field1. This causes a recursive or endless loop where each field ...
... milliseconds it took for a report to execute... I decided to do a database level calculation using two datasets:
-- Oracle 10g: DataSet1 -- your normal dataset query with an added field (ReportStartTime)
SELECT
field1,
field2,
TO_CHAR(systimestamp, ...
... want a bigger border at the bottom of the overall report and a light one to divide each record. Staying within the properties pane, you can do the following:
BorderColor:
#efefef, , , White, =IIF(RowNumber(Nothing)=Count(Fields!Field1.Value, ...
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