Deleting fields in reports causes compile error from RDL SP1
davmac1
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I am trying to delete fields in the report layout using the classic report designer, but it causes a compile error while validating RDL content.
To remove fields, do I need to delete the layout and then regenerate it after finishing my changes?
Currently the client is classic only, but they intend to move to RTC in the future.
If I leave the fields but make them invisible, it looks good to the user, but the report layout is a mess and hard to modify.
To remove fields, do I need to delete the layout and then regenerate it after finishing my changes?
Currently the client is classic only, but they intend to move to RTC in the future.
If I leave the fields but make them invisible, it looks good to the user, but the report layout is a mess and hard to modify.
David Machanick
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You need to remove the field from the layout first, than from the report...0
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The dataset in the RDLC is defined by the fields that are on the sections in the classic report. Remove a field from a section, and the RDLC gets confused because it tries to use a field that is not in the dataset.0
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Thanks - looks like extra work - unless you can delete the layout and regenerate it when you need to do this - will that work?David Machanick
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The invoice reports and such have very advanced RDLC layouts that cannot be automatically re-generated. It's not like you'd lose it forever though, you can always get the standard reports from the installation DVD. Another approach could be to take a copy of the reports, do your modifications on the copy and leave the standard ones intact.0
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Just don't delete the layout. Make them small and make them invisible, just like how standard NAV does it.Confessions of a Dynamics NAV Consultant = my blog
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thanks - that is what I have been doing - just makes for a very cluttered looking designDavid Machanick
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