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Factory Studio has the capability to generate reports on the fly, even on client displays or saving into files, like XPS, HTML, Unicode, ASCII, PDF.
The reports can have multiple graphical components like tables, tags, grids, trends, and others. All these components have the capability to update the data once the report is generated, allowing users to always have the most recent data on their reports.
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This section lets you configure and save the basic properties for a report. Standard content can be added with the report editor. Application users can then run reports.
To create or edit a report:
Column | Description |
Name | Enter a name for the report. The system lets you know if the name is not valid. |
Padding | Select padding to use when replacing a tag name with its value (field starts with space for the same number of characters as the tag name):
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SaveFormat | Select the report format:
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SaveFileName | Enter a string, along with {ObjectProperties}. Use the full path. |
SaveTrigger | Enter with an object property to be the trigger. |
Append | Enter the file to append the report |
Size | Report size configuration. |
EditSecurity | Check the user groups that can edit the report |
Header | Choose another report to be the Header. |
Footer | Choose another report to be the Footer. |
Legacy | Read-only. Show if the report is a legacy. |
Description | Enter a description of this report. |
[Other columns] | For definitions of other columns that are available in this table, see "Common Column Definitions". |
To change the report format between “portrait” and “landscape”, you need to change it in both NovaPDF (printer used by FactoryStudio) and the target printer.
You create the text, formatting, and values for the report using the text editor.
To use the text editor:
The namespace Report lists all configured reports.
The most commonly used method of the report is the Save Command:
Report.Report1.SaveCommand()
See "Namespaces" for the complete programming reference on runtime objects.