Hi Vince,
is curplants the recordsource if a grid on the screen? If so then move
focus away from the grid prior to running the report. The grid is greedy
and tries to get it's controlsource selected all the time.
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 05/02/2021 8:59 am, Vince Teachout wrote:
I've already implemented a work-around, but I'd like to know what's
causing this.
I have a report that builds a list of plant locations (curPlants),
then builds a cursor full of data for a report. (cList)
When I'm ready, I do this:
Select cList
Report Form MyReport blahblah
It INSISTS on making curPlants the current cursor, massively messing
up the report. I checked and there is nothing in the report data
environment, or TAG1/TAG2. I set the DE initial cursor to cList, and
get the same behavior. There is no mention of curPlants in the report
form anywhere (It runs fine if I CLOSE curPlants)
During debugging I stopped it, verified it was on the correct cursor
with a browse, let it proceed - and it worked just as it should, using
cList. Also during debugging I accidentally introduced a non-fatal
error. It stopped, I ignored the error, and it proceeded to work
correctly, using cList. Remove the error line, and don't pause... and
it selects curPlants. WTH?
I got around this by CLOSEing curPlants, which is less than Ideal,
because then I have to close the screen, so they can't run multiple
reports, but it's acceptable. Any Ideas? I wasted several hours on
this.
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