Generate Character mode txt reports in runtime [message #604468] |
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stalin4d
Messages: 226 Registered: May 2010 Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Indi...
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Hi,
I have a form, from that form i need to generate 2 character mode reports which must be saved in my local drive in
(my documents/c:) this task should be done just by clicking a button, which must save the report in runtime. and the report should not display. just it should save the .txt file into local system.
what parameters i should give?
any idea?
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Re: Generate Character mode txt reports in runtime [message #604472 is a reply to message #604468] |
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shahzad-ul-hasan
Messages: 625 Registered: August 2002
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have a look and understand all mannual...
http://isu.ifmo.ru/docs/unixdoc/Developer/6reports.htm
Sending Oracle Reports to Files
Before printing your reports to a file, you should select the appropriate printer driver and any applicable options.
To print to a file, complete the steps below:
Select the applicable printer driver via [File]-->[Print Setup].
Select [File]-->[Run] or [File]-->[Print].
The Runtime Parameter Form is displayed.
Select [File] for DESTYPE.
Specify the complete path and file name in the DESNAME field.
Select [Run Report].
If you do not specify a value for DESNAME, Oracle Reports uses the default name report_name.LIS. If you do not specify a directory path, Oracle Reports saves the report output to the current directory.
The Print dialog box is displayed with Print to File checked.
Select [OK].
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