Re: Reports 6i: showing data from another query

Thanks for that information.

[Quoted] In a query, can you reference a column from another query? So, in my example, could I select a column from Query A in Query B?

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Noah Arc
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Joost Bataille <j.r.l.m.bataille_at_uva.nl> wrote in message
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> Noah wrote

> > Won't doing it just cause "referencing at a frequency below its


> group" -type

> > errors?

> That error ocurs when you've moved an item beyond the repeating frame it

> belongs to. If you move items in the layout editor you've got to take care

> about that.

> If I have to do things like that I start with enlarging all the frames,

> starting with the outer frame. That can be done by pressing the 'select

> parent frame' button repeatedly till I've reached the most outer frame. I

> enlarge that frame and then try to find the next 'most outer' frame. That

I


> also enlarge. I repeat this till I have a clear picture of which frame is


in


> which other frame. The report should still run, of course, though the


layout


> will be changed.

> Then I do the fiddling with items of fields and check if the report still


> runs. Once it's OK I reduce the size of the frames again.

>

> Another thing came to mind: can't you rewrite Query B to incorporate the

> information from Query A you need to see? That would make things a lot

> easier...

>

> Good luck, Joost

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