Could anyone please suggest some links where i can find a way to build Gantt Charts in CR. or send me the guideline to buid a Gant Chart in CR. ThanksRefer here
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Friday, March 23, 2012
GACUTIL.exe Not Available
Hello,
I am going through some examples on how to build custom tasks, and apparently, I don't have the gacutil.exe utility. I guess it does not come with the .NET Framework 1.1 or 2.0.
How do I get this utility?
Thank you for your help!
cdun2
Try installing the .Net Framework SDK 2.0 if it is really nowhere to be found. If you are using Visual Studio, I would have expected to be there as the SDK is part of the default install, it may even be required. Have you done a full Search on your machine?
It is not included with the smaller .Net Framework redistribution package aimed at client mahines.
|||Thank you, I will look into this.
cdun2
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Future of Report builder
Hi,
I am looking into letting users build their own reports. So far, it
looks good for most scenarios. However, some of the 'reports' I'd
like users to create are forms for our quotes, orders and invoices.
I can create these kinds of reports in VS 2005, but I can't in report
builder because of its lack of the List control. I use the list
control to display fields from the Document header data source, which
will only ever have one item in the list such as sold to information,
the document number, etc.
Will report builder gain the ability to use the List control so that i
can place item details arbitrary on the form? I'd like to see this
feature added, as it would allow my users to create any kind of
reports / forms they need so long as I provide them an appropriate
model.
For now, are there any workarounds?
Thanks
AndyBasically RB is for top management, who can create report on their own, for
forms you can try using "Infopath" for forms creation. Since it is a very
very earlier version, we expect MS will improve on it.
Amarnath
"Andy" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am looking into letting users build their own reports. So far, it
> looks good for most scenarios. However, some of the 'reports' I'd
> like users to create are forms for our quotes, orders and invoices.
> I can create these kinds of reports in VS 2005, but I can't in report
> builder because of its lack of the List control. I use the list
> control to display fields from the Document header data source, which
> will only ever have one item in the list such as sold to information,
> the document number, etc.
> Will report builder gain the ability to use the List control so that i
> can place item details arbitrary on the form? I'd like to see this
> feature added, as it would allow my users to create any kind of
> reports / forms they need so long as I provide them an appropriate
> model.
> For now, are there any workarounds?
> Thanks
> Andy
>
I am looking into letting users build their own reports. So far, it
looks good for most scenarios. However, some of the 'reports' I'd
like users to create are forms for our quotes, orders and invoices.
I can create these kinds of reports in VS 2005, but I can't in report
builder because of its lack of the List control. I use the list
control to display fields from the Document header data source, which
will only ever have one item in the list such as sold to information,
the document number, etc.
Will report builder gain the ability to use the List control so that i
can place item details arbitrary on the form? I'd like to see this
feature added, as it would allow my users to create any kind of
reports / forms they need so long as I provide them an appropriate
model.
For now, are there any workarounds?
Thanks
AndyBasically RB is for top management, who can create report on their own, for
forms you can try using "Infopath" for forms creation. Since it is a very
very earlier version, we expect MS will improve on it.
Amarnath
"Andy" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am looking into letting users build their own reports. So far, it
> looks good for most scenarios. However, some of the 'reports' I'd
> like users to create are forms for our quotes, orders and invoices.
> I can create these kinds of reports in VS 2005, but I can't in report
> builder because of its lack of the List control. I use the list
> control to display fields from the Document header data source, which
> will only ever have one item in the list such as sold to information,
> the document number, etc.
> Will report builder gain the ability to use the List control so that i
> can place item details arbitrary on the form? I'd like to see this
> feature added, as it would allow my users to create any kind of
> reports / forms they need so long as I provide them an appropriate
> model.
> For now, are there any workarounds?
> Thanks
> Andy
>
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