How do I generate multiple report in single crystal report using VB.NET?

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I have table BookingRecordDeposit Table in SQL Server. Using this table i want to generate Deposit Receipt. In terms of the Deposit, Deposit can be more than one. so it means report also one or more. i have generate single deposit report but what about more than one. I think i have to use For Loop. can any one tell me that i have take right choice?

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this is first time that i have to create multiple Reports.

Can any one help me?

Posted 14-Jun-16 18:52pm

Sumitgiri M. Goswami

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an0ther1 15-Jun-16 19:15pm

I assume you are passing in a Deposit Id (or similar) when running the report?
If you were to pass in a Booking Id the Report would then print for each Deposit - if your report is setup so that each page contains a single Deposit then you would get 2 pages if there was 2 deposits, 3 pages for 3 deposits etc.
Using a loop to display multiple reports is not necessary unless there is an extremely good reason. Your code would need to show a Report Viewer, wait for it to be closed & then run the next Report - very messy.

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