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Open Document method is very powerfull tool which could be utilized in “Drill Down” and “Drill Up” kind of reporting without the need of creating ‘Sub-Reports”. The video added to this article will demonstrate steps to do this. This also helps you in performance as its calling a different report and passing the parameter values

This Post details on how to build LOVs within Universe and use them in Crystal Reports. The benefit of building LOVs in a Universe is that you do not have to maintain these LOVs using Business Views and CMC. The LOVs will be part of the Universe on which you are building the report and

This is exciting news to many of developers who wants to have Crystal Report behave just like the way WebI merges the dimensions when adding multiple queries to a WebI document. And No, I am not proposing to have a Sub-report. Make sure to click on ‘Read More’ button to view the “Video” and watch

This is one of the best Urdu poetry. The children who sang this has very beautiful and innocent voices and translation in English makes it best for viewing by non-Urdu speakers. I am sure listening to this makes us nostalgic and takes us back to memories of sweet childhood we had. I normally listen to

Cameron International played perfect host to the ASUG – Texas Houston chapter meeting. This was my first time speaking at any of the ASUG chapter event. The audience were great considering the bad weather we had in morning. I think about 60+ made to the event out of 90 registered to this event. After introduction

This is recording of my Cricket bowling action from year 2009. This was before the CICA Indoor finals which we won convincingly. This will not be last video, will attepmt to post some of the best matches I have played and recorded and also do the posts related to International Cricket matches being played around

Join me at BI 2012, the conference presented by WIS Publishing, the publisher of BusinessObjects Expert, the leading online resource for the BUSINESSOBJECTS community, in Las Vegas, February 28 – March 2. I am leading the below case study on SAP Crystal Reports. Registered attendees can choose other sessions across 10 tracks, including: Track 1:

This video covers following topics Creating database in SQL Server 2005 Creating Table in Database Inserting sample data in table within SQL Server 2005 Management Studio Creating ODBC ( System DSN ) pointing to database created in point 2 Using the ODBC connection from Crystal Reports 2008 Designer Adding table to the report Adding Fields

You can find demonstration of Xcelsius integration into Crystal reports 2008 using XML in below video.