| 1 Document with many reports [message #187500] |
Mon, 28 August 2006 05:54  |
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Originally posted by: dm.sobacosoftware.com
Hello to everyone,
my problem is the follow;
I need create an "Asset statements", and this one is composed by many
different reports. The data source is an only XML file, relative to one
customer, with, for example, 5/6 or more sub-sets of data.
The question is:
It is possible create one single Report/Document, composed, for example,
by 5/6 or more reports relative to the same XML and obtain at the end
one big report(pdf file in my case) with index and all the reports as
part of the same documents.
It is possible with Birt to do that ? If yes which is the correct
structure to give at my documents? Which is the correct way to obtain that?
Thanks a lot!!!!!!
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| Re: 1 Document with many reports [message #189313 is a reply to message #187500] |
Wed, 06 September 2006 02:59  |
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Originally posted by: mazumdars.airtelbroadband.in
Diego wrote:
> Hello to everyone,
> my problem is the follow;
> I need create an "Asset statements", and this one is composed by many
> different reports. The data source is an only XML file, relative to one
> customer, with, for example, 5/6 or more sub-sets of data.
> The question is:
> It is possible create one single Report/Document, composed, for example,
> by 5/6 or more reports relative to the same XML and obtain at the end
> one big report(pdf file in my case) with index and all the reports as
> part of the same documents.
> It is possible with Birt to do that ? If yes which is the correct
> structure to give at my documents? Which is the correct way to obtain that?
>
> Thanks a lot!!!!!!
Hi Diego,
It is possible for you to create a single report having multiple
reports in it.You can put hyperlinks to the different sub reports at the
start of the document.Since your data source is only one, you could
create individual datasets using the same data source which can be then
used for populating the various reports. You can use the various
formating tools i.e. page breaks, grids etc.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Sujoy.
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