Array of account data
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Is it possible to bring back several query data and place them in an array? I want to use that array to generate pages of information
Ferron
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Is it possible to bring back several query data and place them in an array? I want to use that array to generate pages of information
Ferron
ferronrsmith wrote:
several query data and place them in an array
I'm not sure you are vague enough. Perhaps you could abstract it a little more. :rolleyes:
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ferronrsmith wrote:
several query data and place them in an array
I'm not sure you are vague enough. Perhaps you could abstract it a little more. :rolleyes:
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I am grabbing several user information from a database and because i am cheap and don't wanna use crystal, i want to post the result in my form and some how generate multiple pages (if at all possible)
Ferron
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I am grabbing several user information from a database and because i am cheap and don't wanna use crystal, i want to post the result in my form and some how generate multiple pages (if at all possible)
Ferron
You really need to work on accurately describing what you looking for. From the Crystal remark I assume you are wanting to generate some sort of report, the "generate multiple pages" comment though leaves several questions. What do you mean by pages? ASP.NET pages, report pages? Stop trying to be so vague.
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You really need to work on accurately describing what you looking for. From the Crystal remark I assume you are wanting to generate some sort of report, the "generate multiple pages" comment though leaves several questions. What do you mean by pages? ASP.NET pages, report pages? Stop trying to be so vague.
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An html page with all the inform on multipages, nothing complex?
Ferron
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An html page with all the inform on multipages, nothing complex?
Ferron
Format the data as XML and use an XSLT to produce HTML pages.
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