data region

Fields in a data region return a row for every value returned as part of the result of the query when the report is processed.

Type or select the data region with which to repeat the rectangle on every page that the data region appears.

Fields in text boxes or other report items that are not part of a data region return a single value when the report is processed.

For a simple table data region with no grouping, there is only one scope.

The following code example indicates whether the current instance of the item is within the Product dataset, data region, or grouping.

Choose this option to show the rectangle with a data region each time the data region appears on a page.

Figure 4 shows the result of first dropping the genre, then the account and total size in the data region on the left side of the report.

However, each data region that you add to a report can accept data from just one dataset.

Choose this option to show the text box with a data region each time the data region appears on a page.

Choose this option to display only the first instance of a value when the text box repeats in a data region .

When you use multiple data regions in a report, you can configure each data region to use a different dataset.

Groups and detail are converted into a list data region.

This data region performs well, and most JCS users designate it as the default cache region to use first.

When referring to a field within a data region, the data table or Business object for the data region determines which collection is used.

To view the data in a report, you need to add fields from the dataset to a data region.

To add multi-instance data to a report, use a data region rather than a text box.

When the dataset for a data region returns no data, the data region is not rendered.

A list data region is a data-bound report item that contains a single column of multi-instance data on a report.

References that are not part of a data region return a single value.

The memory is locked provided that it is determined that the locking-associated data region is read.

The rectangle stays in place next to the data region, and the report item stays within the rectangle.

If Scope is specified, the aggregate function applies to all data in the dataset, grouping, or data region.

In the Fields window, select a dataset from the list at the top of the window, and then drag a field to the data region.

You can nest other data-bound report items within a table data region, including another table.

A new element is added each time you drag a specific field to a data region or text box in the report.

A list is a data region that presents data arranged in a freeform fashion.

References from a data region (table, matrix, list, or chart) return a value for each row in the dataset.

A list data region can also display other data regions, text boxes, and graphical elements in a free-form layout.

A matrix is a data region that contains both columns and rows that expand to accommodate the data.

You can supply a parameter value to a sort expression in a data region, dataset, or grouping.

In the Evaluate sort expression in this scope section, select Choose data region or grouping.

The methods which calculate ET0 at missing climatic data region have been presented.

You can add a table data region to a new blank report or an existing report.

A matrix is a data region in which data is arranged into columns and rows.

Describes data region report items: table, matrix, list, chart.

A matrix data region contains both columns and rows that expand to accommodate the data.

Each data region can contain data from only a single dataset.

In a matrix data region, data is arranged into columns and rows.

Group items within a data region and set sort orders on the groups.

The dataset defines the data that can be used in a data region.

Any object, such as a text box, graphical element, or data region, that exists on a report layout.

Use the Filters dialog box to define filters for the data region.

You can use nested data regions to display the same data region multiple times in your report.

If a data region is specified, the running value is reset for each new instance of the data region.

You can define filters on datasets, data regions, and data region groupings.

A list data region repeats with each group or row in the dataset.

The following code example provides a count of all orders in the Orders grouping or data region.

Select the data region and scope for the sort.

The data region doesn't start at the start of the partition.

A table data region is composed of multiple parts.

A document map label on a data region group.

After the table data region is on the report, you can add columns and rows to it.

After adding a table data region, you add fields to the columns in the table.

A table is a data region that presents data row by row.

A Sorting tab on data region properties.

A table will push items down if they are positioned below the data region.

When deciding whether to use a subreport, you may want to consider using a data region instead.

The partition's data region doesn't occupy the entire partition.

A Groups tab on data region properties.

A parent group on a data region group.

You do this by creating another data region, such as a list, and setting the grouping on that data region to employee.

You would then place the table inside of the data region.

See Lesson 4: Adding a Table Data Region.

The appearance properties for the data region (for example, Color, Font, and Padding) apply to the NoRows text box.

after you add a data region or a text box to the report , you can open the data sources window and drag fields into specific cells.

Specifically, you map each cell in a data region to a field in your data source.

Analysis of intervening flood in missing hydrologic data region

To associate a data region with a dataset by using fields

Repeat report item with data region on every page