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Hi, any ideas on how to produce a report that states that there were no records generated when outputing to a HTML report? Currently I am trying to use a tpl file but it will not produce a report when it cannot find an event id (517) which would be the norm Also while I am here is there a way of generating...
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Ok I will have a look tomorrow, many thanks for your help, i really appreciate it
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No, the FIELD_# variables can only be used in the body, they change from record to record whereas the LPHEADER section is only generated once per execution. What you could do though, is set the %1 argument of your cmd file as an environment variable then refer to that variable in your template. Check...
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I have now made this work, seems strainge ms examples user .txt as the extension of the tpl template, i have change the template to be .tpl and it worked.. However can i use a variable in the title and the body, doesn't seem to work? <HEAD><TITLE> %FIELD_1% application Report</TITLE><...
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I copied all your examples and tried to run it on my machine and wasn't able to duplicate the error. :/ I noticed one tiny thing that I doubt is an issue but might be worth mentioning. The hyphen used in your -tpl argument you posted here is not a normal ASCII hyphen, it is some unicode character. Is...
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Hi All. i have this working into a text file, however i now want to take yesterdays events into a html file using tpl template. I have an example template i have modified to contain my fields, this is all taken from a script already present at this company to export the logs to txt file I do the following...
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:-) Enough time to become an XSL expert :-)
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Yes, I think that would do it ... all I need to do now is read up on XSL - how long have I got until the next release ?? Graham
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That's why I asked you for more details on the groups - when you use GROUP BY, each row is a group, so LPBODY already does that :-) For your idea, we have plans of extending the XML output format to detect groups automatically. In other words, if your query results are: A, M, X, 10 A, M, Y, 10 A, N,...
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It would seem that no one spotted my deliberate mistake ! Using the SQL Group By, I would have only 1 row output per group - I suppose what I was asking for was something a little bit more akin to Access reporting. Having said that, I think I could fake what I wanted by using the multiplex output, then...