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Simon Harris
Hi All,
I have a report which includes two date fields. These are coming out with
unexpected values.
The reports data source is QRY_INVOICES. Looking at the query on its own,
the values look fine.
When I run the report, the values for the two dates are always 07/01/2006
and 01/01/2006 (Thought I would mention the values in case there is anything
significant about them).
I have also noticed that these do not change when moving from record to
record within the report - They always stay static. I thought perhaps I had
done something to make them always retain some value, but if I drag these
columns onto the report as fresh objects, I see the same behaviour.
I should also mention that the database recently went corrupt, and I had to
create a fresh DB and import all the objects.
Very odd, I am at a loss as to what to try next. Any help/suggestions much
appreciated.
Thanks,
Simon.
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I have a report which includes two date fields. These are coming out with
unexpected values.
The reports data source is QRY_INVOICES. Looking at the query on its own,
the values look fine.
When I run the report, the values for the two dates are always 07/01/2006
and 01/01/2006 (Thought I would mention the values in case there is anything
significant about them).
I have also noticed that these do not change when moving from record to
record within the report - They always stay static. I thought perhaps I had
done something to make them always retain some value, but if I drag these
columns onto the report as fresh objects, I see the same behaviour.
I should also mention that the database recently went corrupt, and I had to
create a fresh DB and import all the objects.
Very odd, I am at a loss as to what to try next. Any help/suggestions much
appreciated.
Thanks,
Simon.
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