MS Access Report having two sub reports

S

SMAZ

Hi,

I have created report in ms access 2000. It has two sub reports.
I am able to view the data in that report (Preview mode)
The issue is whenever I send this report to a printer it wont + most of the
time the printer get wiped!!!!!!!!!

Did anyone faced the same issue? if yes plz tell me how to fix it.

PS: I am using application.runcommand for printing a selected report.

Help would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
S

SMAZ

Hi

Let me define few more things about the report.

The hierarchy of this report is as follows
1. Main Report: Main_Report
1.1 Sub report: SubReport_1
1.1.1 Sub Report: SubReport_2

A) Main_Report:
1. Sub report SubReport_1 placed in number header of main report Main_Report
seom
2. detail section has also some data
3. Page Footer has Data time + Name of Report + Page Number

B) SubReport_2:
1. Has Detail and footer Section
2. SubReport_1 placed in footer Section

C) SubReport_1:
1. Has only Header & detail

Printer for all (main and sub reports) is set to Default.

In Preview (Main_Report) display number of pages like:
Data on 1st page
Only lines on 2nd page and so on.

When I send this report to printer it wont print and some time the printer
deleted or status = Unable to connect.

Well you asked: Why are you not using the OpenReport Method?
can you plz tell me the pro & cons of both?

Thanks
 
K

Klatuu

For starteres, the Runcommand is obsolete and only remains to support older
code from previous versions. And, it is not specific. The OpenReport deals
specifically with a report.
 
S

SMAZ

Thanks a lot Klatuu! I'll replace runcommand with the openrport.

anohter observation on report:
Machine config:
OS: win 2000 Prof. (SP4)
Office: Office xp - SP3
1. Report launched succesfully in preview mode
2. On Printing, all printers attached with the machine disappears

the same report is printing smoothly from other machine.

any idea?

Thanks
 
K

Klatuu

Hmmmmmm, don't know. Seems I remember something about this, but I don't
recall the specifics.
Try searching the the Reports group and if you don't find anything, post
your question there.
 

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