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Requests | Пожелания / Re: Lime Report without X
« on: February 02, 2023, 02:25:35 pm »
Hello all

I am still hoping to get an answer. I am still having problems as I want to create reports without X.

HulkHagen

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Requests | Пожелания / Re: Lime Report without X
« on: September 20, 2022, 01:33:19 pm »
Is LimeReport still alive?
The last change of code (in GitHub) was one month ago and Mr. Arin Alexander was not active in this forum for at least 2 months.

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Requests | Пожелания / Lime Report without X
« on: September 06, 2022, 03:54:24 pm »
Hello

Is it possible to run Lime Reports without X, so it can be started/used with QCoreApplication?

With a lot of friendly greetings, HulkHagen

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Hello everybody

I am trying to use the COUNT-function but without success. I was not able to find anything function-related in the user manual. What is the correct syntax? What is the purpose of the "DataBand"-Parameter? Is it the band where the query is located in? Or the band the result is displayed? Or the target band where the amount should be displayed?

My goal: I want to output a list of serials in a text field AND display the amount of serials in a different text field.
Displaying the serials works fine by using "$D{production_order.SERIAL}" in a text field.

My SQL-statement of "production_order"
Code: [Select]
SELECT serial
FROM orders
WHERE orderId = $D{orders.id}

I want to display the amount of serial numbers without invoking a second SQL-statement with "Select count(*) ...".


I watched the video on limereport.ru and and adjusted my command to the syntax shown in the video.
Code: [Select]
$S{COUNT("$D{production_order.SERIAL}","DataBand1")}But I get:
Code: [Select]
SyntaxError: Parse errorI tried a lot and tested to omit some of the quotation marks as I seen it in some other forum posts. I also tried different DataBands, but it did not help. If I omit the quotation marks completely:
Code: [Select]
$S{COUNT($D{production_order.SERIAL},DataBand1)}I get:
Code: [Select]
Function COUNT not found or have wrong arguments

What am I doing wrong? Or is there another way to achieve my goal, maybe by using custom scripts/functions?
I am using version 1.4.49


Thanks in advance

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