HI all,
im having a beginner q about Nav4Sp1: Whenever u run a form or a RequestForm of a Report(in our case filtered), the user could go to the menu buttton "List" and run the Form ID 31, which gives him full control over that Item Form view inluding the power to control the filter. Thats exaclty what i dont want to have. So, how can i achieve to keep him away?
If the solutions goes in to virtual / temp tables, could someone point me in the right directopn?
Many thx in advance!
tom
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Your talking about reports & form & lookups (I think)
What filters do you want to lock down?
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we have a report with a requestoptionform. but within the reqoptform the user can stil click on the LIST Button( which looks like the blue up arrow) o tget the full table view, where he could still aplly / disble current filter. but he is not supposed to see some entries. so, how i can i prevent the user to click / to get the full listview?
i tried it via running a regular form within a report, but with the same result.
any pointer are really appreciated..
thx tom
Is this correct? So If this is the case the User will HAVE TO KNOW the value beforehand and not have the lookup avaialble to assist them.
Correct?
What type of entries are they not supposed to see?
Do you want to remove the Request form where you can type in the options?
You can always set the DataitemTableView property on the report.
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@DataItemtableView, is axaclty what i had in mind, but once the user runs the report, he can use: F7, Ctrl&F7, etc, top manipluate the filter. >>And thats what i exaclty not want to happen!
thx tom
Do you want a report with 100% fixed filters that will never change?
We can reply with guesses all year.
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to get a workaround i alrady created a report in a different system(SSRS).
thx for the input
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