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I have a C# program that user would select several search criteria and then
outputs to the Crystal Report. A message is output to user if no matching
record is found. In my code I also clear, removed and dispose of the table
in the dataset that was used which should have nothing in it any way. I then
clean up the search string that I built at run time.
Now in the same screen, user change one of the search criteria and now there
are matching records. However, each records are repeated n time for each
prior search that has no matching records.
I have examined the row counts in the dataset while in the debug mode(int y
= dsLocal.Tables["trips"].Rows.Count
and it shows 5 trips but once it goes
to crystal it would double or triple of that.
This repeating problem only occurs after the no match record message is
printed. If user was able to find matching record each time then no repeated
records will show in the report.
I'm not sure and don't know if this is a C# or Crystal problem. Would be
great I I can first just determin that. Very strange bug and appreciate any
help,
Alpha
outputs to the Crystal Report. A message is output to user if no matching
record is found. In my code I also clear, removed and dispose of the table
in the dataset that was used which should have nothing in it any way. I then
clean up the search string that I built at run time.
Now in the same screen, user change one of the search criteria and now there
are matching records. However, each records are repeated n time for each
prior search that has no matching records.
I have examined the row counts in the dataset while in the debug mode(int y
= dsLocal.Tables["trips"].Rows.Count

to crystal it would double or triple of that.
This repeating problem only occurs after the no match record message is
printed. If user was able to find matching record each time then no repeated
records will show in the report.
I'm not sure and don't know if this is a C# or Crystal problem. Would be
great I I can first just determin that. Very strange bug and appreciate any
help,
Alpha