11-05-2013 03:23 AM
hi i am using labview 8.2,for report genertaion i am using crystal report . i am using selection formula to display datas from database in crystal report . i am not able display the odata in ascending order
1. order by sql syntax is not working
2. what is the syntax for displaying datas in ascending order
11-05-2013 08:14 AM
There is barely any information in your message for anyone to be able to help you.
Try attaching your VI. What exactly do you mean by "selection formula"? Tell us what you expect and what you are actually getting.
11-05-2013 08:40 AM
hi raven thanks for your reply
database name:retro pressure(ms acess 2003)
table name: testdata
cycle no is the field name in the table test data
i want to reterive the data order by cycle no (ascending order), and display the data in crystal reports(selection formula is a inbuilt langauge in crystal report to reterive record from database)
or else tell me the way to communicate with crystal report through labview
11-05-2013 09:18 AM
Show us what you've tried so far!
Are you using the Database Connectivity toolkit within LabVIEW? Are you using some other database tools?
11-07-2013 03:41 AM
crystal report 3rd party reporting software.please see the png file
if u dont know leave this question.please help me clear another doubt
7 solonoid are there(7 digital output)
7 push button (7 digital input)
if i select pushbutton 1 then solonoid 1 should get on(push button is not latch type).then if i on pushbutton 6 solonoid 6 should on and the previous solonoid 1
should off.like wise which ever push button i on corresponding solonid should on and the remaining solonoidf should off
push button 1 -> solonoid 1
push button 2 -> solonoid 2
up to
solonid 7
how to write the logic? thanks raven
11-07-2013 10:19 AM
If you want 7 push buttons, but only one on at a time, you should be using radio buttons.
(You're right, I can't help with the Crystal Report software. Actually, I thought it was only intended for graphing data. I did not realize it would have database-type functions built into it.)
11-08-2013 08:17 AM
thanks raven for your kind support
11-08-2013 02:31 PM
@indian2013 wrote:
thanks raven for your kind support
You can thank him with Kudos and when applicable accepting his post as the solution.
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