Prompt Button & Local Cache

[hittony]

Hi,

I want to put a prompt button in a report page and i don't want to use local cache when i clic on it for the refreshed data.

Is it possbile ?

THX ;)

[Bark]

The local cache is a query property, you can disable but it will disable it for every run; you cannot tell not to use it only when click on the button.

Go to queries, properties pane, Use Local Cache --> No

Regards,

Bark

[hittony]

The local cache is a query property, you can disable but it will disable it for every run; you cannot tell not to use it only when click on the button.

Go to queries, properties pane, Use Local Cache --> No

Regards,

Bark

This proterty does work with run, but it doesn't work with a prompt button. A prompt button use oCV_NS_.promptAction() and a Run use oCV_NS_.getRV().RunReport(). I think this is the reason. Is there a run button or sth like that ?

[Bark]

It might be other options but I suggest either javascript or a drill-through to the same report.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Bark

[hittony]

It might be other options but I suggest either javascript or a drill-through to the same report.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Bark

Thx anyway Bark,

I dont like js in my reports, a drill through doesn't work either as i want.
Firstly, it can't submit parameters, so i have to auto-submit them.
Secondly, if it doesn't open in a new window, it works only the first time !

:o

[hittony]

Custom Refresh Button

But it works only if the report isn't from a drill through :-X

[Bark]

Secondly, if it doesn't open in a new window, it works only the first time !

I'm not sure what you mean by this but I've got a report that changes the database so when the user clicks on a button it changes a flag of the line I've clicked on. The report is grouped by that flag and at the beginning, the line wasn't changing groups because of the local cache and I solved it by disabling the cache and adding the drill-thru to the button.

It works for every single click, doesn't matter whether it is the first or the 10th (I've tried it).

Anyway, I'm happy you found another way.

Regards,

Bark