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vba button - added to print screen - fails in SL2011

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Posted on by RedStorm 1,350

1. Just upgraded to SL2011 FP1, 2. Testing customized AP Voucher and Adjustment screen ( 03010) where we added a button to PRINT the AP Edit Report (03810) for this particular batch (the VBA is below), 3. Pressing button to print worked in SL7, FP1.  Now in SL2011 FP1 it results in error(s):

Crystal Report Windows Forms Viewer
The ) is missing.
Details: errorKind
Error in File 03810
....rpt: Error in formula Record Selection:
'({vr_03810_cRI_ID} = 4) AND (vr_03810.batnbr =064816)'
The ) is missing.
Details: errorKind
A resolution for this error was found:  In SL2011, it is necessaey to enclose the TableName.ColumnName in curly braces.  Example: {ARTran.Custid}Source: https://community.dynamics.com/product/sl/f/35/p/74955/137552.aspx

But now we get another error. This time is says:
Crystal Report Windows Forms Viewer
A string is required here.
Details: errorKind
Error in File 03810
....rpt: Error in formula Record Selection:
'({vr_03810_cRI_ID} = 4) AND ({vr_03810.batnbr} =064816)'
A string is required here.
Details: errorKind
This is the EXACT CODE from SL7 version that had worked:
Private Sub Button1_Click()
    BatchNbr = Trim(GetObjectValue("cbatnbr"))
    ParmStr = "ROI.EXE " & PRMSEP
    ParmStr = ParmStr & "03810/RUN" & PRMSEP
    ParmStr = ParmStr & "03810/FORMAT" & PRMSEP
    ParmStr = ParmStr & "vr_03810.batnbr =" & BatchNbr & "/WHERE" & PRMSEP
    ParmStr = ParmStr & "/PSCRN"
    serr1 = Launch(ParmStr, True, True, 0)
End Sub

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  • Ram Peru Profile Picture
    Ram Peru 2,830 on at
    Re: vba button - added to print screen - fails in SL2011

    Hello Dave ( RedStorm )

    you are always welcome.

    Thank you,

    Regards,

    Perumalsamy R

  • RedStorm Profile Picture
    RedStorm 1,350 on at
    Re: vba button - added to print screen - fails in SL2011

    Perumalsamy R:  You did it! :-)  Thank you for providing exactly what I needed.  This prints my report just like I needed.  Thank you, thank you, thank you!  Dave (RedStorm)

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    Ram Peru Profile Picture
    Ram Peru 2,830 on at
    Re: vba button - added to print screen - fails in SL2011

    Hello RedStorm,

    Try this below code in your customization.This will solve your Error.

    Private Sub Button1_Click()

     

        BatchNbr = Trim(GetObjectValue("cbatnbr"))

        ParmStr = "ROI.EXE " & PRMSEP

        ParmStr = ParmStr & "03810/RUN" & PRMSEP

        ParmStr = ParmStr & "{vr_03810.batnbr} =" & Sparm(BatchNbr) & "/WHERE" & PRMSEP

        ParmStr = ParmStr & "/PSCRN"

        serr1 = Launch(ParmStr, True, True, 0)

    End Sub


    Thanks,

    Perumalsamy R


     

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