Salto de página
Hola, quisiera saber como inserto un salto de página en un reporte o como establezco un tamaño de pagina.
Gracias por la respuesta q pudieras darme.
Chau.
Gracias por la respuesta q pudieras darme.
Chau.
1 Respuesta
Respuesta de consite
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Dele una leidita al help ..
En modo de diseño
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Cambiando desde la opcion del menu File / page Setup
En tiempo de ejecucion usas:
Pagesize
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PAGESIZE is the size of a logical page for the converted reports in terms of destination unit of measurement (specified using the DUNIT keyword).
Syntax
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[PAGESIZE=]width x height
Values
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Any valid value in the unit of measurement and of the form width x height.
Default
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For bitmap, 8.5 x 11 inches. For character mode, 80 x 66 characters.
If the report was designed for character mode and is being run or converted on bitmap, the following formula is used to determine page size if none is specified:
(default page size * character page size)/default character page size.
For example, if the character page size is 80 x 20, the bit-mapped page size would be: (8.5 * 80)/80 x (11 * 20)/66 = 8.5 x 3.33.
Usage Notes
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n For non-character DUNITs, you can use a decimal to specify fractions (e.g., 8.5 x 11).
En modo de diseño
=================
Cambiando desde la opcion del menu File / page Setup
En tiempo de ejecucion usas:
Pagesize
==========
PAGESIZE is the size of a logical page for the converted reports in terms of destination unit of measurement (specified using the DUNIT keyword).
Syntax
======
[PAGESIZE=]width x height
Values
========
Any valid value in the unit of measurement and of the form width x height.
Default
=======
For bitmap, 8.5 x 11 inches. For character mode, 80 x 66 characters.
If the report was designed for character mode and is being run or converted on bitmap, the following formula is used to determine page size if none is specified:
(default page size * character page size)/default character page size.
For example, if the character page size is 80 x 20, the bit-mapped page size would be: (8.5 * 80)/80 x (11 * 20)/66 = 8.5 x 3.33.
Usage Notes
============
n For non-character DUNITs, you can use a decimal to specify fractions (e.g., 8.5 x 11).
