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Distribution XML File Examples
15.4.4.3 Print Grouped Report
In this example, one report will be printed. The report will be grouped by, for example,
department_id. For this to work, all sections of the report must repeat on the same
group.
15.4.4.3.1 Windows
15.4.4.3.2 UNIX
15.4.4.4 Print Combined Sections for Each Group Instance
This example will yield a number of print jobs: one for each group instance. The
combined sections must repeat on the same group. If the report repeats on
department_id, and you have four departments, 10 through 40, you will end up with
four print jobs: one for department 10; one for department 20; and so on. The main and
trailer sections must both repeat on department_id.
15.4.4.4.1 Windows
15.4.4.4.2 UNIX
15.4.4.5 Print Relevant Instance of a Report to Its Relevant Printer
For this example to work, the repeat on group must contain a column of printer
names appropriate to the host platform (e.g., the printer_name column must contain
an appropriate printer alias on UNIX and a printer server/name combination on
Windows). For example, if the report is grouped by department_id, then G_
department_id must also have a printer_name column. Assuming the printer_names
are tied to departments, then department 10's report would be printed on department
10's printer; department 20's report would be printed on department 20's printer; and
so on.
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