Problem with Dataports

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  aleix1979 Member Posts: 213

  2005-05-20

  Hi tony,
  
  This is probably because you set up a key for the second Data Item and didn't fill the ReqFilterFields field in the Data Item properties.

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  DenSter Member Posts: 8,304

  2005-05-20

  If you want to do for instance header - lines; header - lines; header - lines, no that is not possible with dataports. For some weird reason dataports cannot be written with indented dataitems, only one data item at a time.
  
  So you can only do all headers - all lines.....
  
  If you need a 'report style' dataport, you will have to program file creation and write each line separately in loops for your table indentation.

  Daniel Rimmelzwaan
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  jsnayberk Member Posts: 58

  2005-05-23

  DenSter wrote:

  For some weird reason dataports cannot be written with indented dataitems, only one data item at a time.
  
  So you can only do all headers - all lines.....
  

  
  ...except you use FileFormat "UPXML". The result, however, will be a XML-File.

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  Josef Snayberk

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  DenSter Member Posts: 8,304

  2005-05-23

  Good catch, yes that is true. I didn't mention it because in my experience XML confuses people even more.

  Daniel Rimmelzwaan
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