Call preview report in code

gonzy1981

Do you know if i can call report in mode preview??

Report206.USEREQUESTFORM(FALSE);
Report206.RUN;

mohana_cse06

i have written this code in a form button
on 'on push' trigger i have written the code which u have mentioned

but report is not opend in preview mode?

lyot

Searched for it a long time...
It seems not possible, what I did is print it to html (SAVEASHTML) and showed the html file (HYPERLINK°.

kine

No, there is no way how to run the report in Preview mode. You can only print it on default printer without the request form, but you cannot run it automtically into preview.

gonzy1981

Ok, thanks.
I'll do it as SAVEASHTML.

Sandeep_Prajapati

If I get you correctly,
that can be done using sendkeys.


WshShell Automation 'Windows Script Host Object Model'.WshShell

yourReport.RUN;
CREATE(WshShell);
WshShell.SendKeys('%{v}');
CLEAR(WshShell);

mohana_cse06

Sandeep Prajapati wrote:

If I get you correctly,
that can be done using sendkeys.


WshShell Automation 'Windows Script Host Object Model'.WshShell

yourReport.RUN;
CREATE(WshShell);
WshShell.SendKeys('%{v}');
CLEAR(WshShell);

Its working Perfect

good work dude

Belias

Sandeep Prajapati wrote:

If I get you correctly,
that can be done using sendkeys.


WshShell Automation 'Windows Script Host Object Model'.WshShell

yourReport.RUN;
CREATE(WshShell);
WshShell.SendKeys('%{v}');
CLEAR(WshShell);

no, i don't think he can use this trick, because he doesn't show the request form ---> no preview button

Sandeep_Prajapati

Belias wrote:

Sandeep Prajapati wrote:

If I get you correctly,
that can be done using sendkeys.


WshShell Automation 'Windows Script Host Object Model'.WshShell

yourReport.RUN;
CREATE(WshShell);
WshShell.SendKeys('%{v}');
CLEAR(WshShell);

no, i don't think he can use this trick, because he doesn't show the request form ---> no preview button

Hi Belias, You are absolutely correct. If he sets USEREQUESTFORM = false, the trick will not work. I assumed that, he is not showing the request form only in an attempt to go directly to preview mode. So the above trick was suggested by me.