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Contents
Chapter 1: The Crystal Report Engine Class Library Reference

The Crystal Report Engine Class Library ........................................... 2
Introduction .......................................................................................................... 2
Classes in the Crystal Report Engine Class Library ................................................ 3
class CRPEngine ............................................................................... 3
class CRPEngine : public CObject ........................................................................ 3
class CRPEngine Methods .................................................................................... 4
class CRPEJob ................................................................................. 12
class CRPEJob : public CObject ...................................................... 12
class CRPEJob Methods .................................................................. 13
class CRPEJob Methods A...F ............................................................................... 13
class CRPEJob Methods G (Get...) ........................................................................ 13
class CRPEJob Methods H...Z .............................................................................. 15
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField ........................................................................ 50
CRPEJob::GetNthSortField .................................................................................. 52
CRPEJob::GetNthTableType ............................................................................... 55
CRPEJob::GetPrintDate ....................................................................................... 58
CRPEJob::GetSectionFormatFormula .................................................................. 61
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation .......................................................................... 89
CRPEJob::SetPrintDate ........................................................................................ 93
class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Structures ................................................. 102
CRPEFormulaSyntax ......................................................................................... 114
CRPESessionInfo .............................................................................................. 140
class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Constants ............................. 152
Graph Options Constants ................................................................................. 160
Graph Type and Subtype Constants .................................................................. 165
class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Obsolete Methods ................ 172
class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Obsolete Structures ................................. 176
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Chapter 2: Crystal ActiveX Control Reference
Overview of Section Codes .......................................................... 178
ActiveX Controls Properties ......................................................... 179
ActiveX Controls Methods ........................................................... 259
ActiveX Controls Error Messages ................................................. 270
Chapter 3: Crystal Report Engine Object Model

for the Automation Server
Overview of the Crystal Report Engine Object Model .................. 272
Object Hierarchy .............................................................................................. 272
Object Naming Conflicts ................................................................................... 273
Object Model Events ......................................................................................... 273
Crystal Report Engine Object Model Reference ............................ 273
Objects and Collections .................................................................................... 274
Application Object ........................................................................................... 274
Application Object Methods ............................................................................. 275
Area Object ...................................................................................................... 278
Areas Collection ............................................................................................... 280
BlobFieldObject Object ................................................................................... 281
BoxObject Object ............................................................................................ 282
CrossTabObject Object .................................................................................... 282
Database Object .............................................................................................. 283
Database Object Methods ................................................................................. 283
DatabaseFieldDefinition Object ....................................................................... 284
DatabaseFieldDefinitions Collection ................................................................ 286
DatabaseParameter Object ............................................................................... 286
DatabaseParameters Collection ........................................................................ 288
DatabaseTable Object ...................................................................................... 288
DatabaseTable Object Methods ........................................................................ 289
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DatabaseTables Collection ............................................................................... 292
EventInfo Object .............................................................................................. 293
ExportOptions Object ...................................................................................... 293
ExportOptions Object Methods ......................................................................... 296
FieldDefinitions Collection ............................................................................... 297
FieldObject Object .......................................................................................... 298
FieldValue Object ............................................................................................ 299
Font Object ...................................................................................................... 299
FormulaFieldDefinition Object .................................................... 301
FormulaFieldDefinition Methods ....................................................................... 303
FormulaFieldDefinitions Collection .................................................................. 303
GlobalOptions Object ...................................................................................... 304
GraphObject Object ........................................................................................ 304
GroupAreaOptions Object ............................................................................... 307
GroupNameFieldDefinition Object .................................................................. 309
LineObject Object ........................................................................................... 310
OLEObject Object ............................................................................................ 311
Page Object ..................................................................................................... 311
Page Object Methods ........................................................................................ 312
PageEngine Object ........................................................................................... 313
PageEngine Object Methods .............................................................................. 314
PageGenerator Object ...................................................................................... 316
PageGenerator Object Methods ........................................................................ 317
Pages Collection .............................................................................................. 318
PageSetup Object ............................................................................................. 319
ParameterFieldDefinition Object ...................................................................... 321
ParameterFieldDefinition Object Methods ......................................................... 323
ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection ............................................................... 326
PrinterInfo Object ............................................................................................ 326
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PrintingStatus Object ........................................................................................ 327
PrintWindowOptions Object ............................................................................ 328
Report Object ................................................................................................... 329
Report Object Methods ..................................................................................... 331
Report Object Events ......................................................................................... 336
ReportObjects Collection ................................................................................. 338
ReportOptions Object ...................................................................................... 339
ReportSummaryInfo Object .............................................................................. 340
Section Object ................................................................................................. 341
SectionOptions Object ..................................................................................... 342
Sections Collection ........................................................................................... 344
SortField Object ............................................................................................... 345
SortFields Collection ........................................................................................ 345
SortFields Collection Methods ........................................................................... 346
SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object ..................................................................... 347
SubreportObject Object ................................................................................... 349
SummaryFieldDefinition Object ....................................................................... 350
SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection ................................................................ 352
TextObject Object ............................................................................................ 352
TrackCursorInfo Object .................................................................................... 353
View Object ..................................................................................................... 355
View Object Methods ....................................................................................... 355
Views Collection .............................................................................................. 358
Window Object ............................................................................................... 359
Window Object Methods .................................................................................. 359
Window Object Events ...................................................................................... 360
Error Codes ................................................................................... 370
Automation Server Error Codes ......................................................................... 370
Report Engine Error Codes ................................................................................. 371
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Chapter 4: Crystal Class Library for NewEra Reference
The Crystal NewEra Class Library ................................................ 374
Introduction ...................................................................................................... 374
class CRPEngine ................................................................................................ 374
class CRPEngine Methods ................................................................................. 375
class CRPEJob .................................................................................................. 382
class CRPEJob Methods .................................................................................... 383
Other NewEra Classes ................................................................... 433
Class Constants ............................................................................. 448
Chart Type Constants ........................................................................................ 448
Error Codes ....................................................................................................... 449
Section Codes ................................................................................................... 451
Sort Order Constants ......................................................................................... 451
Appendix A: International Office Directory

International Office Directory ...................................................... 454
North and South American Offices ............................................... 454
Canada and USA - North & South American Head Office ................................. 454
Latin America .................................................................................................... 454
Asia/Pacific Offices ....................................................................... 454
Australia ............................................................................................................ 454
Hong Kong ........................................................................................................ 455
Japan ................................................................................................................. 455
Malaysia ........................................................................................................... 455
Singapore .......................................................................................................... 456
Europe ........................................................................................... 456
United Kingdom - EMEA and Northern European Head Office .......................... 456
Austria .............................................................................................................. 456
Belgium ............................................................................................................ 457
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France - SEMEA. Southern Europe and Middle East Head Office ....................... 457
Germany - Central European Head Office ......................................................... 457
Ireland ............................................................................................................... 458
Italy ................................................................................................................... 458
Netherlands ....................................................................................................... 458
Spain ................................................................................................................. 458
Sweden ............................................................................................................. 459
Switzerland ....................................................................................................... 459
Africa and Middle East .................................................................. 459
South Africa ...................................................................................................... 459
Index ...............................................................................461
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1 The Crystal Report Engine Class Library Reference
The Crystal Report Engine

Class Library Reference 1
The Crystal Report Engine Class Library is based on the

Microsoft Foundations Class Library, and provides an
object oriented approach to programming the Crystal
Report Engine in C++. In this chapter you will find detailed
information on methods, structures and constants, along
with a list of obsolete methods and structures.
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The Crystal Report Engine Class Library
The Crystal Report Engine Class Library

Introduction
The Crystal Report Engine Class (REC) Library provides object oriented
programming of the Crystal Report Engine in C++. The Crystal REC Library is based
on the Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Library. The two Crystal Report Engine
Class definitions in the Crystal REC Library are derived from the MFC CObject class.
MFC is a widely available, and highly powerful class library originally designed
for use with Microsoft’s C++ development environment (Microsoft Visual C++).
However, MFC is a complete class library designed for programming Windows
applications and can be used with most C++ development environments.
The Crystal REC Library is comprised of two primary classes and several supporting
structures. These classes are wrapped around the Crystal Report Engine API,
providing an object oriented approach to programming the Crystal Report Engine.
Note: The Crystal REC Library can be used with any available version of the
MFC Library.
The Crystal REC Library was installed in the same directory as Crystal Report
(\CRW by default). You need to add the following files to your C++ project to use
the Crystal REC Library:
PEPLUS.H
This C++ header file contains the Crystal Report Engine class definitions along
with several structure definitions used by the Crystal Report Engine classes. You
must #include PEPLUS.H in any code module that will be using the Crystal Report
Engine classes.
PEPLUS.CPP
This C++ source code file contains implementations of all of the class methods for the
Crystal REC Library classes. PEPLUS.CPP must be added to your C++ project file in
order to use the Crystal REC Library. This code is compiled directly into your Visual
C++ project and calls the functions available in the Crystal Report Engine.
CRPE32M.LIB
As mentioned above, the Crystal REC Library classes are wrapped around the
Crystal Report Engine API, and the methods in these classes make direct calls to
the functions in the Crystal Report Engine API. For this reason, your project must
include the CRPE32M.LIB Crystal Report Engine library. Make sure CRPE32M.LIB
has been added to the list of libraries included with your C++ project.
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Classes in the Crystal Report Engine Class Library

The Crystal REC Library consists of two primary classes:
The “class CRPEngine” on page3, controls the entire Crystal Report Engine. It
is designed so that there should only be one CRPEngine object in the entire
application. The CRPEngine object contains methods that are common to all
print jobs (i.e., SQL connections, version information, etc.). More importantly,
it is responsible for creating and managing all CRPEJob objects.
The “class CRPEJob” on page12, controls print jobs. A print job is a request for
a report to be processed and printed, previewed, or exported. You do not
construct a CRPEJob object directly; instead, you request a job instance from
the CRPEngine class and receive a pointer to a CRPEJob object. It is the
CRPEJob object that allows you access to the attributes of a print job.
Both classes are derived from the MFC CObject class and provide all of the
functionality of that class, including runtime class information and object
diagnostic output.
class CRPEngine
This section describes the class CRPEngine:publicCObject and methods.
class CRPEngine : public CObject

The CRPEngine class is designed so that there should be only one CRPEngine object
in the entire application. The CRPEngine object contains methods that are common
to all print jobs (SQL connections, version information, etc.). More importantly,
CRPEngine is responsible for creating and managing all CRPEJob objects. It is the
CRPEJob object that allows you access to the attributes of a print job.
In order to open a particular report, it is first necessary to have an open Crystal
Report Engine object in the application. You may then call the
CRPEngine::OpenPrintJob member function specifying the report file name that
you want to open. If successful, you will be returned a pointer to a CRPEJob object.
Constructor CRPEngine::CRPEngine
CRPEngine::CRPEngine is the constructor for the class. If the open parameter is
true, the actual Crystal Reports DLL is opened (crpe32.dll). Print jobs may only be
opened if the engine itself is open. If originally opened with open = FALSE, the
engine may be opened later with “CRPEngine::Open” on page10.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEngine ( BOOL open );

class CRPEngine
Parameter
open Indicates whether the Crystal Report Engine should be opened when the
CRPEngine object is created. The default for this parameter is FALSE.
class CRPEngine Methods

The following methods are discussed in this section.
“CRPEngine::AddJob” on page4
“CRPEngine::CanClose” on page4
“CRPEngine::Close” on page5
“CRPEngine::GetErrorCode” on page6
“CRPEngine::GetErrorText” on page6
“CRPEngine::GetHandleString” on page6
“CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs” on page7
“CRPEngine::GetVersion” on page7
“CRPEngine::LogOffServer” on page8
“CRPEngine::LogOnServer” on page8
“CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo” on page9
“CRPEngine::Open” on page10
“CRPEngine::OpenJob” on page10
“CRPEngine::PrintReport” on page11
“CRPEngine::RemoveJob” on page12
CRPEngine::AddJob
Use CRPEngine::AddJob to add a new job object.
Syntax
void AddJob ( CRPEJob *job );
Parameter
job Specifies a pointer to the CRPEJob object.
CRPEngine::CanClose
Use CRPEngine::CanClose to determine whether the Crystal Report Engine is busy.
Errors can occur in your application or on a system if you attempt to close the Crystal
Report Engine while it is processing a print job. To determine whether the Report
Engine can be closed safely in an application, use this method before attempting to
close the Crystal Report Engine (for example, when the user tries to exit).

Syntax
BOOL CanClose ();
Returns
TRUE if the Crystal Report Engine can be closed.
FALSE if Crystal Report Engine is still busy.
CRPEngine::Close
Use CRPEngine::Close to close the Crystal Report Engine.
Syntax
void Close ();
CRPEngine::GetEngine
Use CRPEngine::GetEngine to retrieve a pointer to the current CRPEngine object
being used in the application.
Syntax
static CRPEngine *GetEngine ();
Returns
Returns a pointer to the current CRPEngine object.
CRPEngine::GetEngineStatus
Use CRPEngine::GetEngineStatus to get the current engine status.
Syntax
static Status GetEngineStatus ();
Returns
Returns one of the following values of Status enumerated type indicating the
current status of the Crystal Report Engine.
engineOpen The Crystal Report Engine is currently open.
engineClosed The Crystal Report Engine is not yet open, or has been closed.
engineMissing No Crystal Report Engine is available. Make sure the Crystal Report Engine
DLL is located in a directory that appears in your PATH.

class CRPEngine
CRPEngine::GetErrorCode
Use CRPEngine::GetErrorCode to retrieve the current error code of the Crystal
Report Engine. When a call to another function fails, this call retrieves the error
code that was generated so that you can take some action based on that error code.
Syntax
short GetErrorCode ();
Returns
Returns the current Crystal Report Engine “Error Codes” on page154.
Returns 0 (zero) if no error has occurred.
CRPEngine::GetErrorText
Use CRPEngine::GetErrorText to retrieve a descriptive Crystal Report Engine error
message.
Syntax
CString GetErrorText ();
Returns
Returns a CString object containing the text for the current error.
CRPEngine::GetHandleString
Use CRPEngine::GetHandleString to retrieve the text to which the string handle is
pointing. The CString object will contain the actual text. This function is used in
conjunction with functions that return variable length strings. After your program
allocates a buffer of sufficient size, this function moves the string from the string
handle to the buffer.
BOOL GetHandleString (
HANDLE textHandle,
short textLength,
CString &string );
Parameters
textHandle Specifies the handle of the string containing the text of interest.
textLength Specifies the length of the text string, including the terminating null byte. This
value should be identical to the length of the string obtained by the variable
length string function.
string Reference to the CString object obtained by the variable length string function.

Returns
TRUE if the call is successful.
FALSE if the call fails.
Remarks
Because the string handle is discarded once the method is called, you can use
this call only once with a given string handle. If you expect to use the string
later, you will need to save it.
When you call the method that produces the string, it returns a length that
includes a provision for the null byte at the end of the string. A buffer set to
that length will hold the entire string, including the terminating null byte.
CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs
Use CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs to retrieve the number of print job (CRPEJob)
objects that currently exist for the current CRPEngine object.
Syntax
int GetNPrintJobs ();
Returns
Returns the number of CRPEJob objects currently open.
Returns -1 if an error occurs.
CRPEngine::GetVersion
Use CRPEngine::GetVersion to retrieve the version number of the Crystal Report
Engine DLL (CRPE32.DLL) or the version number of the Crystal Report Engine
itself. The high-order byte is the major version number and the low-order byte is
the minor version number.
This method can be used whenever you build functionality into a report that may
not be available in earlier versions of the Crystal Report Engine and you need to
verify the version number first. This function can be a safeguard for users who
have more than one version of the Crystal Report Engine with the older version
appearing earlier in the path than the newer version.
Syntax
short GetVersion ( short versionRequested );

class CRPEngine
Parameters
versionRequested Specifies whether the version number of the Crystal Report Engine or the
Crystal Report Engine DLL is being requested. Use one of the following
constants.
Constant Description
PEP_GV_DLL Returns the version of the DLL.
PEP_GV_ENGINE Returns the version of the Crystal
Report Engine.
Returns
Returns the version number of the currently used Crystal Report Engine or Crystal
Report Engine DLL.
CRPEngine::LogOffServer
Use CRPEngine::LogOffServer to close an existing connection to an SQL server.
Connection information is provided through “CRPELogOnInfo” on page125.
Syntax
BOOL LogOffServer (
const _TCHAR *dllName,
const CRPELogOnInfo *logOnInfo );
Parameters
dllName Specifies a pointer to the name of the Crystal Reports DLL for the server or
password protected non-SQL table from which you want to log off.
logOnInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPELogOnInfo” on page125.
Returns
CRPEngine::LogOnServer
Use CRPEngine::LogOnServer to open a connection to an SQL server. More than
one print job may use this connection to the SQL server. Information required to
establish a connection is provided through “CRPELogOnInfo” on page125.
Syntax
BOOL LogOnServer (
const CRPELogOnInfo *logOnInfo );

Parameters
dllName Specifies a pointer to the name of the Crystal Reports DLL for the server or
password-protected non-SQL table to which you want to log on.
logOnInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPELogOnInfo” on page125.
Returns
CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo
Use CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo to allow the Crystal Report
Engine to “piggyback” your application’s existing connection to a Server. This
lowers the number of connections established by a workstation, reducing
application time and network traffic. It also prevents a Crystal Reports LogOff call
from disconnecting an application’s existing connection to the Server.
Syntax
BOOL LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo (
void *privateInfo );
Parameters
dllName Specifies the name of the DLL that was used when establishing a connection
to the Server (when the report was first created). For example, if a report was
created using an ODBC data source, specify the filename “PDSODBC.DLL”.
For more information on possible database DLLs, refer to Crystal Reports
Developer Runtime Help (Runtime.hlp).
privateInfo Specifies a pointer to the application’s handle to the Server connection. In
your application, a connection to the Server must already be established
before this method is called. Pass the HDBC (handle to a database
connection) from this connection to the privateInfo parameter.
Returns
Remarks
This method can be used only with database connections established by ODBC
or Q+E Library 2.0. Any other database connections cannot be accessed by this
method.

class CRPEngine
To obtain an HDBC for an ODBC connection, use the following function calls
(see the ODBC SDK 2.0 manual for more information).
Call Description
SQLAllocEnv Initializes the ODBC call level interface and allocates memory for an
environment handle.
SQLAllocConnect Returns an ODBC HDBC.
To obtain an HDBC for a Q+E Library connection, use the following function
calls (see the InterSolv DataDirect Developer’s Toolkit for more information).
Call Description
qeConnect Opens a connection to the server.
qeGetODBCHdbc Returns the ODBC HDBC.
CRPEngine::Open
Use CRPEngine::Open to open the Crystal Report Engine. This method is
necessary only if you constructed the CRPEngine object with the open parameter
equal to FALSE. If you set the open parameter to TRUE when you constructed the
CRPEngine object, this method is unnecessary.
Syntax
BOOL Open ();
Returns
TRUE if the Crystal Report Engine was opened successfully.
FALSE if the call failed.
CRPEngine::OpenJob
Use CRPEngine::OpenJob to open the report specified by reportFileName. A
pointer to a CRPEJob object is returned. Print job attributes may be referenced
through this object.
Syntax
CRPEJob *OpenJob ( const _TCHAR *reportFileName );
Parameter
reportFileName Specifies a pointer to the name and path (if necessary) of the report file
being opened for the specified print job.
Returns
Returns a pointer to a CRPEJob object for the opened print job.

CRPEngine::PrintReport
Use CRPEngine::PrintReport to provide a quick but limited way to print a report.
The report may be sent only to a printer or preview window or both. Use this class
method any time that you simply want to print a report from an application
without giving the user the ability to customize the report.
Syntax
short PrintReport (
const _TCHAR *reportFilePath,
BOOL toPrinter,
BOOL toWindow,
const _TCHAR *title,
int left,
int top,
int width,
int height,
DWORD style,
CWnd *parentWindow );
Parameters
reportFilePath Specifies a pointer to the filename and path of the report to be printed.
toPrinter Specifies whether the report is to be sent to the default printer.
toWindow Specifies whether the report is to be displayed in a preview window.
title Specifies a pointer to the title string that you want to appear in the title bar
(if the report is being sent to a preview window).
left Specifies the x coordinate of the upper left-hand corner of the preview
window, in device coordinates.
top Specifies the y coordinate of the upper left-hand corner of the preview
width Specifies the width of the preview window, in device coordinates.
height Specifies the height of the preview window, in device coordinates.
style Specifies the style of the window being created. The style setting can be
combined using the bitwise “OR” operator. Refer to the CWnd class in the
Microsoft Foundation Class Library reference for possible window styles.
parentWindow Specifies a pointer to the CWnd object for the window that is the parent of
the preview window. Specify NULL if the preview window will not have a
parent window.
Returns
Returns 0 (zero) if the call is successful.
Returns an error code if an error occurs.

class CRPEJob
CRPEngine::RemoveJob
Use CRPEngine::RemoveJob to remove a job object.
Syntax
void RemoveJob ( CRPEJob *job );
Parameter
job Specifies a pointer to the CRPEJob object that you want to remove.
class CRPEJob
This section describes the class CRPEJob public CObject and methods.
class CRPEJob : public CObject

In order to open a particular report, it is first necessary to have an open Crystal
Report Engine object in the application. You may then call the member function
“CRPEngine::OpenJob” on page10, specifying the report file name to open. If
successful, you will be returned a pointer to the CRPEJob object. It is through this
object that you may modify the print job attributes as well as output the report in
various formats. Almost all these methods correspond to similar functions
available in the Crystal Report Engine API.
Constructor CRPEJob::CRPEJob
This class constructor is called automatically by “CRPEngine::OpenJob” on
page10. Do not call this constructor from within your own code.
This class constructor also stores the job number internally for future use in
Crystal Report Engine API calls.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEJob ( short jobHandle );
CRPEJob ( short jobHandle,
CRPEJob *parentJob );

class CRPEJob Methods

The following methods are discussed in this section, arranged alphabetically.
“class CRPEJob Methods A...F” on page13
“class CRPEJob Methods G (Get...)” on page13
“class CRPEJob Methods H...Z” on page15
class CRPEJob Methods A...F

“CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentRange” on page17
“CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentValue” on page18
“CRPEJob::AddParameterDefaultValue” on page19
“CRPEJob::Cancel” on page19
“CRPEJob::CheckFormula” on page19
“CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula” on page20
“CRPEJob::CheckNthTableDifferences” on page20
“CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula” on page21
“CRPEJob::CheckSQLExpression” on page21
“CRPEJob::ClearParameterCurrentValuesAndRanges” on page21
“CRPEJob::Close” on page22
“CRPEJob::CloseSubreport” on page22
“CRPEJob::CloseWindow” on page22
“CRPEJob::ConvertPFInfoToVIInfo” on page22
“CRPEJob::ConvertVIInfoToPFInfo” on page23
“CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField” on page23
“CRPEJob::DeleteNthParameterDefaultValue” on page24
“CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField” on page24
“CRPEJob::DiscardSavedData” on page25
“CRPEJob::EnableEvent” on page25
“CRPEJob::EnableProgressDialog” on page25
“CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow” on page26
“CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page26
“CRPEJob::FreeDevMode” on page27
class CRPEJob Methods G (Get...)

“CRPEJob::GetAllowPromptDialog” on page27
“CRPEJob::GetAreaFormat” on page27
“CRPEJob::GetAreaFormatFormula” on page28
“CRPEJob::GetEnableEventInfo” on page28

“CRPEJob::GetErrorCode” on page29
“CRPEJob::GetErrorText” on page29
“CRPEJob::GetExportOptions” on page29
“CRPEJob::GetFieldMappingType” on page30
“CRPEJob::GetFormula” on page30
“CRPEJob::GetFormulaSyntax” on page31
“CRPEJob::GetGraphAxisInfo” on page32
“CRPEJob::GetGraphFontInfo” on page32
“CRPEJob::GetGraphOptionInfo” on page33
“CRPEJob::GetGraphTextDefaultOption” on page33
“CRPEJob::GetGraphTextInfo” on page34
“CRPEJob::GetGraphTypeInfo” on page35
“CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition” on page35
“CRPEJob::GetGroupOptions” on page38
“CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula” on page39
“CRPEJob::GetJobHandle” on page39
“CRPEJob::GetJobStatus” on page39
“CRPEJob::GetMargins” on page40
“CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies” on page41
“CRPEJob::GetNFormulas” on page41
“CRPEJob::GetNGroups” on page41
“CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields” on page42
“CRPEJob::GetNPages” on page42
“CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentRanges” on page42
“CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentValues” on page43
“CRPEJob::GetNParameterDefaultValues” on page43
“CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields” on page44
“CRPEJob::GetNSections” on page44
“CRPEJob::GetNSectionsInArea” on page45
“CRPEJob::GetNSortFields” on page45
“CRPEJob::GetNSQLExpressions” on page45
“CRPEJob::GetNSubreportsInSection” on page46
“CRPEJob::GetNTables” on page46
“CRPEJob::GetNthFormula” on page46
“CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField” on page47
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentRange” on page47
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentValue” on page49
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterDefaultValue” on page49
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField” on page50

“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterType” on page50
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterValue Description” on page51
“CRPEJob::GetNthSortField” on page52
“CRPEJob::GetNthSQLExpression” on page52
“CRPEJob::GetNthSubreportInSection” on page53
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation” on page53
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page54
“CRPEJob::GetNthTablePrivateInfo” on page54
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo” on page55
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableType” on page55
“CRPEJob::GetParameterMinMaxValue” on page56
“CRPEJob::GetParameterPickListOption” on page56
“CRPEJob::GetParameterValueInfo” on page57
“CRPEJob::GetPrintDate” on page58
“CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions” on page58
“CRPEJob::GetReportOptions” on page59
“CRPEJob::GetReportSummaryInfo” on page59
“CRPEJob::GetReportTitle” on page59
“CRPEJob::GetSectionCode” on page60
“CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat” on page60
“CRPEJob::GetSectionFormatFormula” on page61
“CRPEJob::GetSectionHeight” on page62
“CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter” on page62
“CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula” on page63
“CRPEJob::GetSQLExpression” on page63
“CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery” on page64
“CRPEJob::GetSubreportInfo” on page64
“CRPEJob::GetTrackCursorInfo” on page64
“CRPEJob::GetWindowHandle” on page65
“CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions” on page65
class CRPEJob Methods H...Z

“CRPEJob::HasSavedData” on page65
“CRPEJob::IsJobFinished” on page66
“CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification” on page66
“CRPEJob::OpenSubreportJob” on page67
“CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter” on page67
“CRPEJob::OutputToWindow” on page68

“CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing” on page69
“CRPEJob::PrintWindow” on page69
“CRPEJob::ReimportSubreport” on page70
“CRPEJob::SelectPrinter” on page70
“CRPEJob::SetAllowPromptDialog” on page71
“CRPEJob::SetAreaFormat” on page71
“CRPEJob::SetAreaFormatFormula” on page72
“CRPEJob::SetDialogParentWindow” on page72
“CRPEJob::SetEventCallback” on page73
“CRPEJob::SetFieldMappingType” on page74
“CRPEJob::SetFont” on page74
“CRPEJob::SetFormula” on page77
“CRPEJob::SetFormulaSyntax” on page77
“CRPEJob::SetGraphAxisInfo” on page78
“CRPEJob::SetGraphFontInfo” on page78
“CRPEJob::SetGraphOptionInfo” on page79
“CRPEJob::SetGraphTextDefaultOption” on page80
“CRPEJob::SetGraphTextInfo” on page80
“CRPEJob::SetGraphTypeInfo” on page81
“CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition” on page82
“CRPEJob::SetGroupOptions” on page83
“CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula” on page84
“CRPEJob::SetMargins” on page85
“CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies” on page85
“CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField” on page86
“CRPEJob::SetNthParameterDefaultValue” on page86
“CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField” on page87
“CRPEJob::SetNthParameterValueDescription” on page88
“CRPEJob::SetNthSortField” on page88
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation” on page89
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page89
“CRPEJob::SetNthTablePrivateInfo” on page90
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo” on page90
“CRPEJob::SetParameterMinMaxValue” on page91
“CRPEJob::SetParameterPickListOption” on page92
“CRPEJob ::SetParameterValueInfo” on page92
“CRPEJob::SetPrintDate” on page93
“CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page93
“CRPEJob::SetReportOptions” on page94

“CRPEJob::SetReportSummaryInfo” on page94
“CRPEJob::SetReportTitle” on page94
“CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat” on page95
“CRPEJob::SetSectionFormatFormula” on page95
“CRPEJob::SetSectionHeight” on page97
“CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula” on page96
“CRPEJob::SetSQLExpression” on page97
“CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery” on page98
“CRPEJob::SetTrackCursorInfo” on page98
“CRPEJob::SetWindowOptions” on page99
“CRPEJob::Show...Page” on page99
“CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls” on page100
“CRPEJob::Start” on page100
“CRPEJob::SVA2T” on page100
“CRPEJob::SVT2A” on page101
“CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity” on page101
“CRPEJob::VerifyDatabase” on page102
“CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow” on page102
CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentRange
Use CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentRange to add a parameter range to the
specified parameter field of a report.
Syntax
BOOL AddParameterCurrentRange (
const _TCHAR *parameterFieldName,
const _TCHAR *reportName,
CRPEValueInfo *rangeStart,
CRPEValueInfo *rangeEnd,
short rangeInfo );
Parameters
parameterField Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

Name
reportName Specifies a pointer to the report name.
rangeStart Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain the
new lower bound of the value range.
rangeEnd Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain the
new upper bound of the value range.

rangeInfo Use this bit mapped value to indicate whether the upper and/or lower bound
of the range should be included. Set rangeInfo to one of the following
constants.
Constant Value Description
PEP_RI_NOUPPERBOUND 4 rangeStart must contain valid
information. Set rangeEnd to
NULL.
PEP_RI_NOLOWERBOUND 8 rangeEnd must contain valid
information. Set rangeStart to
NULL.
PEP_RI_INCLUDEUPPERBOUND 3 Both rangeStart and rangeEnd
OR must contain valid
PEP_RI_INCLUDELOWERBOUND information.
Returns
Remarks
Set rangeStart to NULL to retrieve maximum value only. rangeStart must be
non-NULL if rangeEnd is NULL.
Set rangeEnd to NULL to retrieve minimum value only. rangeEnd must be non-
NULL if rangeStart is NULL.
If both rangeStart and rangeEnd are specified (that is, non-NULL), then the
valueType member of “CRPEValueInfo” on page148 for rangeStart and
rangeEnd must be the same or an error code
PEP_ERR_INCONSISTANTTYPES will be returned.
CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentValue
Use CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentValue to add a current value to the specified
parameter field in the specified report.
Syntax
BOOL AddParameterCurrentValue (
CRPEValueInfo *currentValue );
Parameters
parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

currentValue Specifies a pointer to the “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will
contain the current value to be added to the parameter field.

Returns
CRPEJob::AddParameterDefaultValue
Use CRPEJob::AddParameterDefaultValue to add a default value to a specified
parameter field in a specified report.
Syntax
BOOL AddParameterDefaultValue (
CRPEValueInfo *valueInfo );
Parameters

valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain
the default value to be added to the parameter field.
Returns
CRPEJob::Cancel
Use CRPEJob::Cancel to cancel processing of a print job. This method can be tied
to a control that allows the user to cancel a print job in progress.
Syntax
void Cancel ();
CRPEJob::CheckFormula
Use CRPEJob::CheckFormula to check a formula for validity. This method works
just like the Check button in Crystal Reports Formula Editor. If the named formula
contains an error, the method returns FALSE.
Syntax
BOOL CheckFormula ( const _TCHAR *formulaName );

Parameter
formulaName Specifies a pointer to the name of the formula that you want to check for errors.
Returns
TRUE if the formula text is correct.
FALSE if the checked formula contains an error or if the call fails.
CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula
Use CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula to check the group selection formula
for the report for errors. This method works just like the Check button in Crystal
Reports Formula Editor. If the group selection formula contains an error, the
method returns FALSE.
Syntax
BOOL CheckGroupSelectionFormula ();
Returns
CRPEJob::CheckNthTableDifferences
Use CRPEJob::CheckNthTableDifferences to retrieve information about table
differences.
Syntax
BOOL CheckNthTableDifferences (
short tableN,
CRPETableDifferenceInfo *tableDifferenceInfo );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to retrieve
change information.
tableDifferenceInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPETableDifferenceInfo” on page143, which will
contain the information retrieved.
Returns

CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula
Use CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula to check the record selection formula for
the report for errors. This method works just like the Check button in Crystal
Reports Formula Editor. If the selection formula contains an error, the method
returns FALSE.
Syntax
BOOL Check SelectionFormula ();
Returns
CRPEJob::CheckSQLExpression
Use CRPEJob::CheckSQLExpression to check the specified SQL expression for
errors. If the SQL expression contains an error, the method returns FALSE.
Syntax
BOOL CheckSQLExpression ( const _TCHAR *expressionName );
Parameter
expressionName Specifies a pointer to the name of the SQL expression that you want to check.
Returns
CRPEJob::ClearParameterCurrentValuesAndRanges
Use CRPEJob::ClearParameterCurrentValuesAndRanges to clear the specified
parameter field of all current values and ranges.
Syntax
BOOL ClearParameterCurrentValuesAndRanges (
const _TCHAR *reportName );
Parameters


Returns
CRPEJob::CloseSubreport
Use CRPEJob::CloseSubreport to close a subreport.
Syntax
BOOL CloseSubreport ();
Returns
CRPEJob::Close
Use CRPEJob::Close to close the print job and delete the CRPEJob object. This
method calls the destructor for the CRPEJob object. Printing will continue if it has not
completed when this method is called. If the preview window is open, it stays open.
Syntax
void Close ();
CRPEJob::CloseWindow
Use CRPEJob::CloseWindow to close the preview window. If you are customizing
preview window controls, implement this method to allow the user to close the
preview window when finished with viewing the report.
Syntax
void CloseWindow ();
CRPEJob::ConvertPFInfoToVIInfo
Use to CRPEJob::ConvertPFInfoToVIInfo convert parameter field info to value info.
Syntax
BOOL ConvertPFInfoToVInfo (
void FAR * value,
short valueType,

Parameters
value Specifies a pointer to the value to be converted.

valueType Specifies the value type.
valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148.
Returns
CRPEJob::ConvertVIInfoToPFInfo
Use to CRPEJob::ConvertVIInfoToPFInfo convert value info to parameter field
info.
Syntax
BOOL ConvertVInfoToPFInfo (
CRPEValueInfo *valueInfo,
WORD *valueType,
void *value );
Parameters
valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148.

valueType Specifies a pointer to the value type.
value Specifies a pointer to the value to be converted.
Returns
CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField
Use CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField to delete the group sort field at the
specified position. The group and group summary are not removed from the
report, but the field is removed from the list of group sort fields and the summary
data appearing in the group field is no longer sorted.
Syntax
BOOL DeleteNthGroupSortField ( short sortFieldN );

Parameter
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the group sort field that you want to delete. The
first group sort field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc.
Returns
CRPEJob::DeleteNthParameterDefaultValue
Use CRPEJob::DeleteNthParameterDefaultValue to remove the indicated default
value from the specified parameter field in the specified report.
Syntax
BOOL DeleteNthParameterDefaultValue (
short index );
Parameters

index Specifies the index of the default value to remove.
Returns
CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField
Use CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField to remove the specified sort field from the
report. The field is not deleted from the report but it is removed from the list of sort
fields, and data in that field no longer appears sorted.
Syntax
BOOL DeleteNthSortField ( short sortFieldN );
Parameter
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the sort field that you want to delete. The first sort
field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc.

Returns
CRPEJob::DiscardSavedData
Use CRPEJob::DiscardSavedData to discard data that was previously saved with
the report. If a report has been saved with data, you can use this method to discard
the saved data, forcing the Crystal Report Engine to retrieve new data when the
report is printed.
Syntax
BOOL DiscardSavedData ();
Returns
CRPEJob::EnableEvent
Use CRPEJob::EnableEvent to enable/disable the group event specified by
“CRPEEnableEventInfo” on page106. All events are disabled by default.
Syntax
BOOL EnableEvent ( const CRPEEnableEventInfo *enableEventInfo );
Parameter
enableEventInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEEnableEventInfo” on page106.
Returns
CRPEJob::EnableProgressDialog
Use CRPEJob::EnableProgressDialog to enable/disable the display of the Progress
dialog box. The Progress dialog box displays the progress of the report when it is
running (records read, records selected, etc.).
Syntax
BOOL EnableProgressDialog ( BOOL enable );

Parameter
enable Specifies whether the progress dialog box is enabled. If this parameter is set to
TRUE, the progress dialog box is enabled; if set to FALSE, the dialog box is disabled.
Returns
CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow
Use CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow to export the report displayed in the preview
window to a disk file or e-mail address. If you are customizing preview window
controls, use this method to enable the user to preview the report in the preview
window, and if everything looks satisfactory, to export the report to a disk file or e-mail
address (in response to a user event, such as a button click, menu command, etc.).
Syntax
BOOL ExportPrintWindow ( BOOL toMail );
Parameter
toMail Specifies whether the report file should be exported to an e-mail address. If
TRUE, the file is exported to e-mail. If FALSE, the file is exported to a disk file.
Returns
CRPEJob::ExportTo
Use CRPEJob::ExportTo to set the output of the print job to be exported. The export
format is specified through the options parameter. This method does not export
the report, but specifies that when the report is printed, it will be exported to a disk
file or e-mail address according to settings in the options parameter. To actually
export the report, use “CRPEJob::Start” on page100.
Syntax
BOOL ExportTo ( const CRPEExportOptions *options );
Parameter
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPEExportOptions” on page107.

Returns
CRPEJob::FreeDevMode
Use CRPEJob::FreeDevMode to return the memory associated with the specified
DEVMODE Microsoft Windows structure to the heap. The DEVMODE structure
must have been retrieved from “CRPEJob::SelectPrinter” on page70, or
“CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter” on page62.
Syntax
BOOL FreeDevMode ( DEVMODEA *mode );
Parameter
mode Specifies a pointer to Microsoft Windows structure “DEVMODE” on page809.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetAllowPromptDialog
Use CRPEJob::GetAllowPromptDialog to determine if prompting for parameter
values is allowed during printing for this job.
Syntax
BOOL GetAllowPromptDialog ();
Returns
Returns a Boolean value indicating whether prompting for parameter values is
allowed during printing of a job. TRUE indicates that prompting is allowed.
CRPEJob::GetAreaFormat
Use CRPEJob::GetAreaFormat to set format information for the specified area.
Syntax
BOOL GetAreaFormat (
short areaCode,
CRPESectionOptions *options );

Parameters
areaCode Specifies the area code for the area for which you want to retrieve format information.
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPESectionOptions” on page138, which will contain the
area format information retrieved.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetAreaFormatFormula
Use CRPEJob::GetAreaFormatFormula to retrieve the text of a conditional area
format formula. Use this method in order to update the conditional area format
formula and pass the changes back using “CRPEJob::SetAreaFormatFormula” on
page72.
Syntax
BOOL GetAreaFormatFormula(
short areaCode,
short formulaName,
CString &formulaText );
Parameters
areaCode Specifies the code for the report area for which you want to set formatting
options. For information on area codes, see Working with section codes in the
Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
formulaName Specifies the name of the formatting formula for which you want to supply a
new string. Use one of the PEP_FFN_XXX “Area/Section Format Formula
Constants” on page153.
formulaText Reference to the CString containing the new formula text.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetEnableEventInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetEnableEventInfo to retrieve information related to enabled/
disabled events from “CRPEEnableEventInfo” on page106.
Syntax
BOOL EnableEvent ( const CRPEEnableEventInfo *enableEventInfo );

Parameter
enableEventInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEEnableEventInfo” on page106, which contains

the information that you want to retrieve.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetErrorCode
Use CRPEJob::GetErrorCode to retrieve the error code for the print job. When a call
to another method fails, this call retrieves the error code that was generated so that
you can take some action based on that error code.
Syntax
short GetErrorCode ();
Returns
Returns a Crystal Reports Class Library “Error Codes” on page154.
Returns 0 (value of constant PEP_NOERROR) if no error has occurred.
CRPEJob::GetErrorText
Use CRPEJob::GetErrorText to retrieve the descriptive error message for the print
job.
Syntax
CString GetErrorText ();
Returns
Returns a CString object containing the text description of the current Crystal
Reports Class Library “Error Codes” on page154, if an error has occurred.
CRPEJob::GetExportOptions
Use CRPEJob::GetExportOptions to get export options from the user before
exporting the report. CRPEGetExportOptions can be used to present a series of
dialog boxes that retrieve export options from your users. These options are used
by the Crystal Report Engine to fill in “CRPEExportOptions” on page107. Then the
“CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page26, can be used to set the print job destination using
the information in the CRPEExportOptions structure.

Syntax
BOOL GetExportOptions ( CRPEExportOptions *options );
Parameter
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPEExportOptions” on page107.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetFieldMappingType
Use CRPEJob::GetFieldMappingType to retrieve the field mapping type code.
Syntax
BOOL GetFieldMappingType ( WORD mappingType );
Parameter
mappingType Specifies a pointer to the field mapping type code, which should be one of the
following constants.
PEP_FM_AUTO_FLD_MAP Automatic field name mapping.
PEP_FM_CRPEP_PROMPT_FLD_MAP CRPE provides dialog box to map
field manually.
PEP_FM_EVENT_DEFINED_FLD_MAP CRPE provides list of fields in the
report and the new database.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetFormula
Use CRPEJob::GetFormula to return the formula text for the specified formula.
CRPEJob::GetFormula is often used with “CRPEJob::SetFormula” on page77, to
identify and then change an existing formula in response to a user selection at print
time.

Syntax
BOOL GetFormula (
const _TCHAR *formulaName,
Parameters
formulaName Specifies a pointer to the name of the formula for which you want to retrieve
the formula string.
formulaText Reference to the CString object loaded with the specified formula text when
CRPEJob::GetFormula is completed successfully.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetFormulaSyntax
Use CRPEJob::GetFormulaSyntax to retrieve the syntax used by the formula
addressed in the last formula API call.
Syntax
BOOL GetFormulaSyntax ( CRPEFormulaSyntax *formulaSyntax );
Parameters
Parameter Description
formulaSyntax Specifies a pointer to “CRPEFormulaSyntax” on page114, which will
contain the information that you want to retrieve.
Returns
Remarks
For running total condition formula:
formulaSyntax[0] is the syntax for the evalFormula, and
formulaSyntax[1] is the syntax for the resetFormula.

CRPEJob::GetGraphAxisInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetGraphAxisInfo to retrieve chart axis information for the
specified chart.
Syntax
BOOL GetGraphAxisInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
CRPEGraphAxisInfo *graphAxisInfo );
Parameters
sectionN Specifies the section of the report containing the chart for which you want to
retrieve chart axis information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to retrieve chart axis
information. This value is 0-based. Charts are numbered based on their order
of insertion into the report.
graphAxisInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGraphAxisInfo” on page115, which will contain
the information retrieved.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetGraphFontInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetGraphFontInfo to retrieve chart font information for the
specified chart.
Syntax
BOOL GetGraphFontInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
WORD titleFontType,
CRPEFontColorInfo *fontColourInfo );
Parameters
retrieve the font information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to retrieve the font
titleFontType Specifies the font type for the text. Use one of the PEP_GTF_XXX “Graph Text
Font Constants” on page165.
fontColourInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEFontColorInfo” on page112, which will contain

Returns
CRPEJob::GetGraphOptionInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetGraphOptionInfo to obtain information about any of several chart
options. These options include the minimum and maximum values that can appear
on the chart, whether grid lines appear, whether risers are labeled, whether bar
charts have horizontal or vertical bars, and whether a legend appears on the chart.
Syntax
BOOL GetGraphOptionInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
CRPEGraphOptionInfo * graphOptionInfo );
Parameters
retrieve chart option information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to retrieve chart option
graphOptionInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGraphOptionInfo” on page117.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetGraphTextDefaultOption
Use CRPEJob::GetGraphTextDefaultOption to determine whether the graph text
default option is enabled or disabled for the specified chart.
Syntax
BOOL GetGraphTextDefaultOption (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
WORD titleType,
BOOL FAR *useDefault );

Parameters
retrieve chart title text default information.
graphN Specifies the 0-based index number of the chart within the section for which you
want to retrieve the chart title text default information. Charts are numbered
based on their order of insertion into the report.
titleType Specifies the title type. Use one of the PE_GTT_XXX “Graph Title Type
useDefault Specifies the Boolean value indicating whether or not chart title defaults are
enabled.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetGraphTextInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetGraphTextInfo to determine what text appears with a chart. A
chart can have a title, subtitle, footnote, title for groups, title for series, title for the
X axis, title for the Y axis, and title for the Z axis (in 3D charts).
Syntax
BOOL GetGraphTextInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
WORD titleType,
HANDLE FAR * title,
short FAR * titleLength );
Parameters
get chart text information.
graphN Specifies the chart for which you want to get graph text information. This
value is 0-based. Charts are numbered based on their order of insertion into
the report.
titleType Specifies the type of title. Use one of the PEP_GTT_XXX “Graph Title Type
titleLength Specifies a pointer to the handle of the title text.
titleLength Specifies a pointer to the title length.

Returns
CRPEJob::GetGraphTypeInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetGraphTypeInfo to retrieve chart type information for the
specified chart in the specified section. There are many types of charts available for
use in Crystal Reports. Use this method to find out what type of chart is being
displayed in the report.
Syntax
BOOL GetGraphTypeInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
CRPEGraphTypeInfo *graphTypeInfo );
Parameters
retrieve the type information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to retrieve the type
graphTypeInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGraphTypeInfo” on page119, which will contain
Returns
CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition
Use CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition to determine the group condition information
for a selected group section in the specified report. Use this method to find out the
group condition for a group section. Use “CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition” on
page82, to change the group condition once it is known.
Syntax
BOOL GetGroupCondition (
short sectionCode,
CString &conditionField,
short *condition,
short *sortDirection );

Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section for which you want to get the grouping
condition. Use one of the following constants.
PEP_GROUPHEADER Sets the group condition for the
Group Header section.
PEP_GROUPFOOTER Sets the group condition for the
Group Footer section.
conditionField Reference to the name of the group summary field for which you want to get
the grouping condition.
condition Specifies a pointer to the type of field being used as the condition field and the
condition that creates a new group. Use one of the following masks to separate
the condition type from the group condition:
PEP_GC_CONDITIONMASK Obtains the group condition value.
Use the bitwise AND (&) to combine
this mask with the value of the
condition parameter to obtain the
group condition value.
PEP_GC_TYPEMASK Obtains the type of field used for the
group condition. Use the bitwise
AND (&) to combine this mask with
the value of the condition parameter to
obtain a value representing the type
of field used by the group condition.
For group condition field types other than Date and Boolean, the group condition
value of the condition parameter is PEP_GC_ANYCHANGE. For a group condition
field of the type Date or type DateTime, the group condition value will be one of
the following constants.
PEP_GC_DAILY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes.
PEP_GC_WEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes from one week to the next (a week
runs from Sunday through Saturday).
PEP_GC_BIWEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes from one two-week period to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIMONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one half-month period to the next.
PEP_GC_MONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes from one month to the next.

PEP_GC_QUARTERLY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes from one calendar quarter to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes from one half-year period to the next.
PEP_GC_ANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the date
changes from one year to the next.
For a group condition field of type Time or DateTime, the group condition value
will be one of the following constants.
PEP_GC_BYSECOND Triggers a grouping every second.
PEP_GC_BYMINUTE Triggers a grouping every minute.
PEP_GC_BYHOUR Triggers a grouping every hour.
PEP_GC_BYAMPM Triggers a grouping at 0000 and 1200 hours.
For a group condition field of the type Boolean, the group condition value will be
one of the following constants.
PEP_GC_TOYES Triggers a grouping every time the sort-and-
group-by field changes from No to Yes.
PEP_GC_TONO Triggers a grouping every time the sort-and-
group-by field changes from Yes to No.
PEP_GC_EVERYYES Triggers a grouping every time the sort-and-
group-by field value is Yes.
PEP_GC_EVERYNO Triggers a grouping every time the sort-and-
group-by field value is No.
PEP_GC_NEXTISYES Triggers a grouping every time the next value
in the sort-and-group-by field is Yes.
PEP_GC_NEXTISNO Triggers a grouping every time the next value
in the sort-and-group-by field is No.

The group condition field type portion of the condition parameter uses the
PEP_GC_TYPEOTHER Any field type other than Date or
Boolean. The group condition portion of
the condition parameter will be
PEP_GC_ANYCHANGE.
PEP_GC_TYPEDATE A Date field is used to create the group
summary field.
PEP_GC_TYPEBOOLEAN A Boolean field is used to create the
group summary field.
PEP_GC_TYPETIME A Time field is used to create the group
summary field.
sortDirection Specifies a pointer to the sort direction for the group summary field. Use one of
the PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order Constants” on page170.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetGroupOptions
Use CRPEJob::GetGroupOptions to retrieve current settings for specified groups
in a specified report.
Syntax
BOOL GetGroupOptions (
short groupN,
CRPEGroupOptions *groupOptions );
Parameters
groupN Specifies the group number. The first level group is 0.

groupOptions Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGroupOptions” on page120.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula
Use CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula to retrieve the formula text for the
group selection formula. This method is often used with
“CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula” on page84, to identify and then change an
existing group selection formula at print time (in response to a user selection).
Syntax
BOOL GetGroupSelectionFormula ( CString &formulaText );
Parameter
formulaText Reference to the CString object containing the existing report group selection
formula.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetJobHandle
Use CRPEJob::GetJobHandle to retrieve the job handle for the print job.
Syntax
short GetJobHandle ();
Returns
The print job handle for the CRPEJob object.
CRPEJob::GetJobStatus
Use CRPEJob::GetJobStatus to retrieve the current status of the print job.
Syntax
short GetJobStatus ( CRPEJobInfo *jobStatus );
Parameter
jobStatus Specifies a pointer to “CRPEJobInfo” on page123.
Returns
Returns one of the “Job Status Constants” on page169, depending on the status of
the current print job.

Remarks
You can use CRPEJob::GetJobStatus in a number of programming situations
including the following.
To trigger error messages (when a print job fails due to insufficient memory,
insufficient disk space, etc.).
To trigger screen displays (hourglass, series of graphics, etc.) that confirm to
the user that work is in progress.
To find out whether a job was canceled by the user after “CRPEJob::Start” on
page100, was called.
CRPEJob::GetMargins
Use CRPEJob::GetMargins to retrieve the page margin settings for the specified
report. Use this method to determine the current margin settings for a report. Use
“CRPEJob::SetMargins” on page85, to change report margins.
Syntax
BOOL GetMargins (
short *left,
short *right,
short *top,
short *bottom );
Parameters
left Specifies a pointer to the current setting of the left margin in twips.
right Specifies a pointer to the current setting of the right margin in twips.
top Specifies a pointer to the current setting of the top margin in twips.
bottom Specifies a pointer to the current setting of the bottom margin in twips.
Returns
Remarks
PEP_SM_DEFAULT is used to indicate printer default margins.

CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies
Use CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies to determine the number of copies of each Details
section in the report to be printed. Use this method to find out how many times each
Details section of the report will be printed and use “CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies” on
page85, to change the number of times each Details section is printed.
Syntax
BOOL GetNDetailCopies ( short *nCopies );
Parameter
nCopies Specifies a pointer to the current setting for the number of times the Details
section of the report will be printed.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNFormulas
Use CRPEJob::GetNFormulas to determine the number of formulas in the report.
To retrieve the formula by number, use “CRPEJob::GetNthFormula” on page46.
Syntax
short GetNFormulas ();
Returns
Returns the number of formulas in the report.
Returns 0 if no formulas exist in the report.
CRPEJob::GetNGroups
Use CRPEJob::GetNGroups to determine the number of group sections in the report.
Syntax
short GetNGroups ();
Returns
Returns the number of group sections in the report.

CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields
Use CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields to determine the number of group sort fields in
the specified report. This method is typically used as one of a series of calls
(GetNGroupSortFields, called once; “CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField” on page47,
called as many times as needed to identify the correct group sort field; and
“CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField” on page86, called once when the correct sort
field is identified). This sequence of calls can be used to identify and then change an
existing group sort field and/or sort order in response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
short GetNGroupSortFields ();
Returns
Returns the number of group sort fields in the report.
Returns 0 if there are no group sort fields.
CRPEJob::GetNPages
Use CRPEJob::GetNPages to determine the number of pages in the report.
Syntax
short GetNPages ();
Returns
Returns the number of pages in the report.
CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentRanges
Use CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentRanges to determine the number of value
ranges currently associated with the specified parameter field in the specified report.
Syntax
unsigned short GetNParameterCurrentRanges (
Parameters


Returns
Returns the number of value ranges for the parameter field.
Returns -1 if the call fails.
CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentValues
Use CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentValues to determine the number of values
currently stored in the specified parameter field of a report.
Syntax
unsigned short GetNParameterCurrentValues (
Parameters

Returns
Returns the number of values currently stored in the parameter field.
CRPEJob::GetNParameterDefaultValues
Use CRPEJob::GetNParameterDefaultValues to determine the number of default
values for the specified parameter field in the specified report.
Syntax
short GetNParameterDefaultValues (
Parameters

Returns
Returns the number of default values for the parameter field.
Returns 0 if there are no default values.

CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields
Use CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields to determine the number of parameter fields
used in the report.
Syntax
short GetNParameterFields ();
Returns
Returns the number of parameter fields used in the report.
Remarks
To determine whether a specific parameter field is a stored procedure, use
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField” on page50.
CRPEJob::GetNSections
Use CRPEJob::GetNSections to determine the number of sections in the specified
report.
Syntax
short GetNSections ();
Returns
Returns the number of sections in the report.
Remarks
By default, each report has five areas, each containing one of the following
sections.
Report Header
Page Header
Details
Report Footer
Page Footer
If this method were applied to a default report, the return value would be 5 (five).
As you add groups to your report or you add sections to one or more areas, the
number of sections in the report increases.

CRPEJob::GetNSectionsInArea
Use CRPEJob::GetNSectionsInArea to determine the number of sections in the
specified area of the report.
Syntax
short GetNSectionsInArea ( short areaCode );
Parameter
areaCode Specifies a pointer to the area code for which you want to retrieve the number of
sections.
Returns
Returns the number of sections in the specified area if the call is successful.
CRPEJob::GetNSortFields
Use CRPEJob::GetNSortFields to determine the number of sort fields in the report.
Syntax
short GetNSortFields ();
Returns
Returns the number of sort fields defined in the report.
Returns 0 if there are no sort fields in the report.
CRPEJob::GetNSQLExpressions
Use CRPEJob::GetNSQLExpressions to determine the number of SQL expressions
in the specified report.
Syntax
short GetNSQLExpressions ();
Returns
Returns the number of SQL expressions in the Report.
Returns 0 if there are no SQL expressions.

CRPEJob::GetNSubreportsInSection
Use CRPEJob::GetNSubreportsInSection to determine the number of subreports in
the specified section.
Syntax
short GetNSubreportsInSection ( short sectionCode );
Parameter
sectionCode Specifies the section code of the section for which you want a subreport count.
See Working with section codes in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Returns
Returns the number of subreports in the report.
Returns 0 if there are no subreports.
CRPEJob::GetNTables
Use CRPEJob::GetNTables to determine the number of tables used in the report.
Syntax
short GetNTables ();
Returns
Returns the number of tables in the report.
CRPEJob::GetNthFormula
Use CRPEJob::GetNthFormula to obtain the formula name and formula text of a
specific formula in the report. Once the formula name is obtained, formula text can
be changed by using “CRPEJob::SetFormula” on page77.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthFormula (
short formulaN,
CString &formulaName,
Parameters
formulaN Specifies the number of the formula about which you want to retrieve
information. The first formula added to your report is 0, the second is 1, etc.
formulaName Reference to the CString containing the name of the formula specified.
formulaText Reference to the CString containing the text of the formula specified.

Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField
Use CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField to determine the name of the group sort
field and the sort direction (ascending or descending). This method is typically
used as one of a series of calls (“CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields” on page42,
called once; CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField, called as many times as needed to
identify the correct group sort field; and “CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField” on
page86, called once when the correct group sort field is identified). This series of
methods can be used to identify and then change an existing group sort field and/
or sort order in response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthGroupSortField (
short sortFieldN,
CString &field,
short *direction );
Parameters
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the group sort field that you want to retrieve. The
first group sort field is field 0. If the report has N sort fields, the method can
be called with sortFieldN between 0 and N-1.
field Reference to the CString object containing the name of the group sort field.
direction Specifies a pointer to the value indicating the sort direction. Uses one of the
PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order Constants” on page170.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentRange
Use CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentRange to retrieve the indicated value
range from the specified parameter field in a report.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParameterCurrentRange (
short index,
CRPEValueInfo *rangeStart,
CRPEValueInfo *rangeEnd,
short *rangeInfo );

Parameters
parameterField Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

Name
index Specifies the index of the value range to be retrieved.
rangeStart Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain the
retrieved start range value. See Remarks below.
rangeEnd Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain the
retrieved end range value. See Remarks below.
rangeInfo Specifies a pointer to the bit mapped value, which indicates whether the upper
and/or lower bound of the range should be retrieved. Set rangeInfo to one of
the following constants.
PEP_RI_INCLUDEUPPERBOUND 1 Returns rangeStart.
PEP_RI_INCLUDELOWERBOUND 2 Returns rangeEnd.
PEP_RI_INCLUDEUPPERBOUND 3 Returns rangeStart and
OR rangeEnd.
PEP_RI_INCLUDELOWERBOUND
Returns
Remarks
Set rangeStart to NULL to retrieve maximum value only; rangeStart must be
non-NULL if rangeEnd is NULL.
Set rangeEnd to NULL to retrieve minimum value only; rangeEnd must be non-
NULL if rangeStart is NULL.
If both rangeStart and rangeEnd are specified (that is, non-NULL), then the
valueType member of “CRPEValueInfo” on page148 for rangeStart and
rangeEnd must be the same or an error code

CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentValue
Use CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentValue to retrieve the indicated value from
the specified parameter field of a specified report.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParameterCurrentValue (
short index,
CRPEValueInfo *currentValue );
Parameters

index Specifies the index number of the value to be retrieved.
currentValue Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain
the retrieved value.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterDefaultValue
Use CRPEJob::GetNthParameterDefaultValue to retrieve the indicated default
value for the specified parameter field in the specified report.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParameterDefaultValue (
short index,
Parameters

index The index of the default parameter field value to be retrieved.
valuInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, in which the
default value will be returned.

Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField
Use CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField to retrieve the name of the field, the data type,
and information about the value set for the field. The name of the parameter field is
returned as a string handle. This method is typically used as one of a series of calls
(Returns -1 if an error occurs “CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields” on page44, called
once; CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField, called as many times as needed to identify
the correct parameter field; and “CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField” on page87,
called once when the correct parameter field is identified). This series can be used in
a Custom-Print Link to identify and then change an existing parameter field value in
response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParameterField (
short parameterN,
CRPEParameterFieldInfo *parameterInfo );
Parameters
parameterN Specifies the number of the parameter field about which you want to retrieve
information.
parameterInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEParameterFieldInfo” on page127.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterType
Use CRPEJob::GetNthParameterType to retrieve the type or origin of a specified
parameter field.
Syntax
short GetNthParameterType ( short index );
Parameter
index Specifies the index of the parameter field for which you want to retrieve the type.

Returns
Returns one of the following values.
PEP_PO_REPORT Report
PEP_PO_STOREDPROC Stored Procedure
PEP_PO_QUERY Query
Returns -1 if the index is not valid.
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterValue Description
Use CRPEJob::GetNthParameterValueDescription to retrieve the description of
the default value set for a parameter.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParameterValueDescription (
short index,
HANDLE *valueDesc,
short *valueDescLength );
Parameters
parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameterFieldName for which you want to

retrieve the parameter value description.
index Specifies the index.
valueDesc Specifies a pointer to the handle of the value description to be retrieved.
valueDescLength Specifies a pointer to the length of the value description.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetNthSortField
Use CRPEJob::GetNthSortField to retrieve the name of the sort field at the specified
sort field position and the direction in which data in that field is sorted (ascending
or descending).
Syntax
BOOL GetNthSortField (
short sortFieldN,
CString &field,
short *direction );
Parameters
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the sort field for which you want to retrieve information.
The first sort field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc.
field Reference to the CString object containing the name of the sort field if the call is
completed successfully.
direction Specifies a pointer to the sort direction of the sort field if the call is completed
successfully. Uses one of the PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order Constants” on page170.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthSQLExpression
Use CRPEJob::GetNthSQLExpression to retrieve a specified SQL expression.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthSQLExpression (
short expressionN,
CString &expressionName,
CString &expressionText );
Parameters
expressionN Index of the SQL expression that you want to retrieve.

expressionName Reference to the CString object containing the SQL expression name.
expressionText Reference to the CString object containing the SQL expression.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetNthSubreportInSection
Use CRPEJob::GetNthSubreportInSection to retrieve a handle that is required to
retrieve the name of the subreport.
Syntax
DWORD GetNthSubreportInSection (
short sectionCode,
short subreportN );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section that contains the subreport. See
Working with section codes in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
subreportN Specifies the 0-based number of the subreport in the specified section. The first
report in the section will be 0, the second will be 1, etc.
Returns
Returns a handle to the specified subreport.
Returns 0 if there are no subreports in the specified section.
CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation
Use CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation to retrieve table location information for the
specified table in the report. This method is typically used with
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation” on page89, to identify the location of a table and
then to change it.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthTableLocation (
short tableN,
CRPETableLocation *tableLocation );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to retrieve
location information.
tableLocation Specifies a pointer to “CRPETableLocation” on page144.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo to retrieve SQL connection information for
the specified table.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthTableLogonInfo (
short tableN,
CRPELogOnInfo *logonInfo );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table from which you want to get logon
information.
logonInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPELogOnInfo” on page125.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthTablePrivateInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetNthTablePrivateInfo to retrieve database information from
“CRPETablePrivateInfo” on page145.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthTablePrivateInfo (
short tableN,
CRPETablePrivateInfo *privateInfo );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table from which you want to get private
information.
privateInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPETablePrivateInfo” on page145, which will
contain the information retrieved.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo to retrieve session information for the
specified Microsoft Access table. Many MS Access database tables require that a
session be opened before the information in the table can be used. Use this method
to obtain the session information (User ID and Session Handle) for a particular table.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthTableSessionInfo (
short tableN,
CRPESessionInfo *sessionInfo );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based table number indicating the MS Access table in the
report for which you want to obtain the session information.
sessionInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPESessionInfo” on page140.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetNthTableType
Use CRPEJob::GetNthTableType to retrieve table type information for the
specified table.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthTableType (
short tableN,
CRPETableType *tableType );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based table number indicating the table in the report for
which you want to determine the type.
tableType Specifies a pointer to “CRPETableType” on page146.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetParameterMinMaxValue
Use CRPEJob::GetParameterMinMaxValue to retrieve the minimum and/or
maximum possible values for a specified parameter in the specified report.
Syntax
BOOL GetParameterMinMaxValue (
CRPEValueInfo *valueMin,
CRPEValueInfo *valueMax );
Parameters

valueMin Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which contains the
minimum value.
valueMax Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which contains the
maximum value.
Returns
Remarks
Set valueMin to NULL to retrieve maximum value only; must be non-NULL if
valueMax is NULL.
Set valueMax to NULL to retrieve minimum value only; must be non-NULL if
valueMin is NULL.
CRPEJob::GetParameterPickListOption
Use CRPEJob::GetParameterPickListOption to retrieve the parameter pick list
options for a report. This method retrieves the values in
“CRPEParameterPickListOption” on page129.
Syntax
BOOL GetParameterPickListOption (
CRPEParameterPickListOption *pickListOption );

Parameters

retrieve pick list options.
pickListOption Specifies a pointer to “CRPEParameterPickListOption” on page129,
which will contain the information retrieved.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetParameterValueInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetParameterValueInfo to retrieve the CRPEParameterValueInfo
structure associated with the specified parameter field in a report. This structure
contains information about the values (editable, nullable field, multiple values,
etc.) that can be stored in the specified field.
Syntax
BOOL GetParameterValueInfo (
CRPEParamelterValueInfo *valueInfo );
Parameters

valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEParameterValueInfo” on page130, which
contains the retrieved value information.
Returns
Remarks
To determine whether a parameter field is a stored procedure, use

CRPEJob::GetPrintDate
Use CRPEJob::GetPrintDate to determine the print date (if any) that was specified
with the report. Use this method to retrieve the print date and use
“CRPEJob::SetPrintDate” on page93, to pass a new print date.
Syntax
BOOL GetPrintDate (
short *year,
short *month,
short *day );
Parameters
year Specifies a pointer to the year for the current print date.
month Specifies a pointer to the month for the current print date.
day Specifies a pointer to the day for the current print date.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions
Use CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions to retrieve the print options specified for the report
(the options that are set in the Print Setup common dialog box). Use this method to
retrieve the print options from the report in order to update them and use
“CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page93, to pass new print options back to the
structure.
Syntax
BOOL GetPrintOptions ( CRPEPrintOptions *options );
Parameter
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPEPrintOptions” on page131.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetReportOptions
Use CRPEJob::GetReportOptions to retrieve various options specified for the
report from the Crystal Reports Designer File | Report Options menu
“CRPEReportOptions” on page135. Use this method to retrieve print options from
the report and use “CRPEJob::SetReportOptions” on page94, to pass new option
settings back to the structure.
Syntax
BOOL GetReportOptions ( CRPEReportOptions *reportOptions );
Parameter
reportOptions Specifies a pointer to the structure, “CRPEReportOptions” on page135, containing

the report options information to be retrieved.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetReportSummaryInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetReportSummaryInfo to retrieve summary information about a
report such as the report title, author, and comments.
Syntax
BOOL GetReportSummaryInfo ( CRPEReportSummaryInfo *summaryInfo );
Parameter
summaryInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEReportSummaryInfo” on page136.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetReportTitle
Use CRPEJob::GetReportTitle to retrieve the report title for the print job.
Syntax
BOOL GetReportTitle ( CString &title );

Parameter
title Refers to the CString object containing the title of the report.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetSectionCode
Use CRPEJob::GetSectionCode to retrieve the section code for the specified section.
A section code indicates the section type (Page Header, Details, etc.). If there are
multiple group sections, it also identifies the group number, and if there are
multiple sections in an area it identifies the section number.
Syntax
short GetSectionCode ( short sectionN );
Parameter
sectionN Specifies the number of the section for which you want to retrieve the section code.
Returns
Returns the section code for the specified section.
Returns 0 if the call fails.
CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat
Use CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat to retrieve the section format settings for a selected
section in the specified report and supply the information by assigning values to the
members of the structure, “CRPESectionOptions” on page138. Use this method in
order to edit and update the section formats and use “CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat”
on page95, to pass information back to CRPESectionOptions.
Syntax
BOOL GetSectionFormat (
short sectionCode,
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section for which you want to obtain format
information. Use one of the PEP_XXX “Section Codes Constants” on
page170.
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPESectionOptions” on page138.

Returns
CRPEJob::GetSectionFormatFormula
Use CRPEJob::GetSectionFormatFormula to retrieve the text of a conditional
section format formula as a string handle. Use this method to update the
conditional section format formula and pass the changes back using
“CRPEJob::SetSectionFormatFormula” on page95.
Syntax
BOOL GetSectionFormatFormula (
short areaCode,
short sectionCode,
short formulaName,
Parameters
options. For information on area codes, see Working with section codes in the
Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section(s) for which you want to get section
format information. See the table of section constants supplied in Working with
section codes in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
formulaName Specifies the name of the PEP_FFN_XXX “Area/Section Format Formula
formulaText Refers to the Cstring object passed with the specified formula text when
CRPEJob::GetSectionFormatFormula has completed successfully.
Returns
Remarks
Not all formula names apply to all sections.
Use the value returned by textLength to allocate memory for a buffer. Use
“CRPEngine::GetHandleString” on page6, to fill the buffer with the actual text
of the formula.

CRPEJob::GetSectionHeight
Use CRPEJob::GetSectionHeight to retrieve the section height information for the
specified section. Use this method to retrieve the section height, and use
“CRPEJob::SetSectionHeight” on page97, to pass new section height information.
Syntax
BOOL GetSectionHeight (
short sectionCode,
short *height );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report sections for which you want to retrieve
information.
height Specifies a pointer to the section height (in twips) returned by this call.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter
Use CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter to determine which printer has been specified
with the report. If a non-default printer is specified in the report,
CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter retrieves information about that printer. This can be
used, for example, to determine if the user has access to the printer specified in the
report and to choose another printer if necessary.
Syntax
BOOL GetSelectedPrinter (
CString &driverName,
CString &printerName,
CString &portName,
DEVMODE **mode );
Parameters
driver Reference to the CString object containing the name of the printer driver for the
Name currently selected printer in the report.
printer Reference to the CString object containing the name of the printer currently
Name selected in the report.
portName Reference to the CString object containing the name of the port to which the
currently selected printer is attached (for example, “LPT1”).
mode Specifies a pointer to a pointer to the Windows API structure DEVMODE that contains
information on the currently selected printer, if the CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter
method is completed successfully. For more information on the DEVMODE structure,
see DEVMODE in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.

Returns
CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula
Use CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula to retrieve the formula text for the record
selection formula. CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula is often used with
“CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula” on page96, to identify and then change an
existing selection formula in response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
BOOL GetSelectionFormula (
Parameter
formulaText Reference to the CString object containing the existing selection formula for
the report.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetSQLExpression
Use CRPEJob::GetSQLExpression to retrieve the text of a specific SQL expression,
given an expression name.
Syntax
BOOL GetSQLExpression (
const _TCHAR *expressionName,
CString &expressionText );
Parameters
expressionName Specifies a pointer to the expression name.

expressionText Reference to the CString that contains the expression text.
Returns

CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery
Use CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery to retrieve the SQL query that will be sent to the
database server. This method can be used with “CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery” on
page98, to retrieve and then change the SQL query for the report.
Syntax
BOOL GetSQLQuery ( CString &query );
Parameter
query Reference to the CString containing the text of the SQL query being sent to
the server if the call is completed successfully.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetSubreportInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetSubreportInfo to retrieve information about the specified
subreport.
Syntax
BOOL GetSubreportInfo (
DWORD subreportHandle,
CRPESubreportInfo *subreportInfo );
Parameters
subreportHandle Specifies the handle of the subreport about which you want to retrieve
information.
subreportInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPESubreportInfo” on page143.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetTrackCursorInfo
Use CRPEJob::GetTrackCursorInfo to retrieve track cursor details for the preview
window.
Syntax
BOOL GetTrackCursorInfo ( CRPETrackCursorInfo *cursorInfo );

Parameter
cursorInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPETrackCursorInfo” on page146.
Returns
CRPEJob::GetWindowHandle
Use CRPEJob::GetWindowHandle to retrieve the Windows handle for the preview
window. When this method returns successfully, you can use the HWND value
with any Windows API function that requires a window handle as a parameter.
Syntax
HWND GetWindowHandle ();
Returns
The Microsoft Windows Handle for the preview window.
CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions
Use CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions to retrieve the options associated with a
specified window object. This information can then be changed and sent back to
“CRPEWindowOptions” on page150 by using “CRPEJob::SetWindowOptions” on
page99. Use this method to customize the features of the window object.
Syntax
BOOL GetWindowOptions ( CRPEWindowOptions *windowOptions );
Parameter
windowOptions Specifies a pointer to “CRPEWindowOptions” on page150, which contains

the information that you want to retrieve.
Returns
CRPEJob::HasSavedData
Use CRPEJob::HasSavedData to determine whether a report has saved data. This
method can be used to determine whether it is necessary to refresh the data before
printing the report.

Syntax
BOOL HasSavedData ( BOOL *hasSavedData );
Parameter
hasSavedData Specifies a pointer to a memory address that indicates whether there is data
saved with the report.
Returns
CRPEJob::IsJobFinished
Use CRPEJob::IsJobFinished to retrieve a Boolean value that indicates whether
processing has finished for the print job. You can use this method any time that you
have a call that is contingent on a print job being finished.
Syntax
BOOL IsJobFinished ();
Returns
TRUE if processing has finished.
FALSE if the job is in progress.
CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification
Use CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification to switch to the next preview window
magnification in order. Use this method to cycle through the three levels (Full
page, Fit one side, and Fit both sides) of preview window magnification, whenever
the report has been printed to a preview window.
Syntax
BOOL NextWindowMagnification ();
Returns

CRPEJob::OpenSubreportJob
Use CRPEJob::OpenSubreportJob to open the named subreport and return a
pointer to a CRPEJob object for that subreport. The CRPEJob object can be used to
make subsequent changes to the subreport.
Syntax
CRPEJob *OpenSubreportJob ( const _TCHAR *subreportName );
Parameter
subreportName Specifies a pointer to the name of the subreport that you want to access. This
name is retrieved using “CRPEJob::GetSubreportInfo” on page64.
Returns
A pointer to a “class CRPEJob : public CObject” on page12, object for the subreport.
CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter
Use CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter to set the output of the print job to the printer with
the specified number of copies. This method does not print the report, but specifies
that when the report is printed, it will be sent to a printer. Use “CRPEJob::Start” on
page100 to print the report.
Syntax
BOOL OutputToPrinter ( short nCopies = 1 );
Parameter
nCopies Specifies how many copies of the report are to be printed. Default is 1 copy.
Returns

CRPEJob::OutputToWindow
Use CRPEJob::OutputToWindow to set the output of the print job to the preview
window that will have the specified attributes. It does not print the report, but
specifies that when the report is printed, it will also appear in a preview window.
To print the report, use “CRPEJob::Start” on page100.
Syntax
For an SDI application
BOOL OutputToWindow (
int left,
int top,
int width,
int height,
int style,
CWnd *parentWindow );
For an MDI application
BOOL OutputToWindow (
int left,
int top,
int width,
int height,
int style,
CMDIFrameWnd *parentWindow );
Parameters
title Specifies a pointer to the title that you want to appear in the title bar.
left Specifies the x coordinate of the upper left-hand corner of the preview
top Specifies the y coordinate of the upper left-hand corner of the preview
style Specifies the style of the window being created. Style setting can be combined
using the bitwise Or operator (|). Refer to the CWnd class in the Microsoft
Foundation Class Library reference for possible window styles.
parentWindow Specifies a pointer to the CWnd object (in an SDI application) or the
CMDIFrameWnd object (in an MDI application) for the window that is the
parent of the preview window. Specify NULL if the preview window will not
have a parent window.

Returns
Remarks
This method is overloaded to handle both SDI and MDI applications.
CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing
Use CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing to determine if the print controls will be
displayed in the preview window. Use “CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls” on
page100, to specify whether or not the print controls will appear in the preview
window.
Syntax
BOOL PrintControlsShowing ( BOOL *controlsShowing );
Parameter
controlsShowing Specifies a pointer to a TRUE value if the print controls will be shown in the
preview window and a FALSE value if they will be hidden.
Returns
CRPEJob::PrintWindow
Use CRPEJob::PrintWindow to send the report displayed in the preview window
to the printer. If you are customizing preview window controls, use this method to
enable the user to preview the report in the preview window, and then, if
everything looks satisfactory, to send the report to the printer in response to a user
event (button click, menu command, etc.).
Syntax
BOOL PrintWindow ();
Returns

CRPEJob::ReimportSubreport
Use CRPEJob::ReimportSubreport to reimport a subreport into the specified main
report.
Syntax
BOOL ReimportSubreport ( DWORD subreportHandle,
BOOL FAR *linkChanged,
BOOL FAR *reimported );
Parameters
subreportHandle Specifies the handle of the subreport that you want to reimport.
linkChanged Specifies a pointer to a Boolean value indicating whether or not the link
has changed. See Remarks below.
reimported Specifies a pointer to a Boolean value indicating whether or not the
subreport has been reimported. See Remarks below.
Returns
Remarks
Parameter linkChanged
will be set to FALSE if the subreport is reloaded and the links are fixed.
will be set to TRUE if the subreport is reloaded but missing links.
Parameter reimported
will be set to FALSE if the subreport is up-to-date, or if the reimport failed
due to an invalid path or other error.
will be set to TRUE if the subreport was reloaded with links fixed or missing.
CRPEJob::SelectPrinter
Use CRPEJob::SelectPrinter to specify the printer and/or print characteristics for
the print job. You can use this method to enable the user to select a printer other
than the default printer at print time. One way of doing this is to have your
application call the Windows common Print Setup dialog box.
Syntax
BOOL SelectPrinter (
const _TCHAR *driverName,
const _TCHAR *printerName,
const _TCHAR *portName,
const DEVMODE *mode = 0 );

Parameters
driverName Specifies a pointer to the name of the printer driver for the printer being selected.
printerName Specifies a pointer to the name of the printer being selected (as indicated in the
Printers Control Panel).
portName Specifies a pointer to the name of the port to which the printer is attached (for
example, “LPT1”).
mode Specifies a pointer to a Windows API DEVMODE structure. The default
implementation of CRPEJob::SelectPrinter ignores this parameter. For more
information, see DEVMODE in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetAllowPromptDialog
Use CRPEJob::SetAllowPromptDialog to specify whether prompting for
parameter values is allowed during printing.
Syntax
BOOL SetAllowPromptDialog ( BOOL showPromptDialog );
Parameter
showPromptDialog If showPromptDialog is set to TRUE, then prompting is allowed.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetAreaFormat
Use CRPEJob::SetAreaFormat to set format information for the specified area.
Syntax
BOOL SetAreaFormat (
short areaCode,
Parameters
areaCode Specifies the area code for the area for which you want to set format information.
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPESectionOptions” on page138, which will contain the
new area format information.

Returns
CRPEJob::SetAreaFormatFormula
Use CRPEJob::SetAreaFormatFormula to change the specified area format formula
to the formula string that you supply as a parameter. This method will change only
the text of a formula that already exists in the report; you cannot use it to add a
formula. When you give the user the ability to change the formula at print time,
your link must include code to replace formulaString with a user-generated value.
Syntax
BOOL SetAreaFormatFormula (
short areaCode,
short formulaName,
CString formulaText );
Parameters
options.
formulaName Specifies the name of the formatting formula for which you want to supply a
new string. Use one of the PEP_FFN_XXX “Area/Section Format Formula
formulaText The Cstring object passed here is loaded with the specified formula text when
CRPEJob::SetAreaFormatFormula completes successfully.
Returns
Remarks
This method should be called before “CRPEJob::Start” on page100 or the
results may be inconsistent or unexpected.
Not all parameters apply to all areas.
CRPEJob::SetDialogParentWindow
Use CRPEJob::SetDialogParentWindow to specify the handle for the parent
window of a preview window that is an MDI child.
Syntax
BOOL SetDialogParentWindow ( CWnd *parentWindow );

Parameter
parentWindow Specifies a pointer to the CWnd object that is to be the parent of the preview
window when the report is printed to a preview window.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetEventCallback
Use CRPEJob::SetEventCallback to set event callback information for a job. The
Crystal Reports Engine can determine when certain events have happened or are
about to happen and provide notice so that appropriate response can be made.
Syntax
BOOL SetEventCallback (
BOOL ( CALLBACK * callbackProc )
( short eventID, void *param, void *userData ),
void *userData );
Parameters
callbackProc The CALLBACK procedure that will handle your Crystal Report Engine events.
This should be a pointer to a standard Windows CALLBACK procedure. Refer
to the Microsoft Windows SDK for information on creating CALLBACK
procedures.
userData Specifies a pointer to the information that you want to pass to the Event
handling callback procedure. The pointer will be available in the user data
member of callbackProc. This value can be 0.
Returns
Remarks
See the list of “Event Id Constants” on page159. Also, for additional information,
see the more detailed listing which follows PESetEventCallback in the Crystal
Reports Technical Reference Guide.

CRPEJob::SetFieldMappingType
Use CRPEJob::SetFieldMappingType to set the field mapping type code.
Syntax
BOOL SetFieldMappingType ( WORD mappingType );
Parameter
mappingType Specifies the field mapping type code. Use one of the following constants.
PEP_FM_AUTO_FLD_MAP Automatic field name mapping.
PEP_FM_CRPEP_PROMPT_FLD_MAP CRPE provides dialog box to map
field manually.
PEP_FM_EVENT_DEFINED_FLD_MAP CRPE provides list of fields in the
report and the new database.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetFont
Use CRPEJob::SetFont to set the font and font characteristics for the specified
section. Use it any time that you want to change a default font at runtime in
response to user input, or to specify a built-in printer font.
Syntax
BOOL SetFont (
short sectionCode,
short scopeCode,
const _TCHAR *faceName,
short fontFamily,
short fontPitch,
short charSet,
short pointSize,
short isItalic,
short isUnderlined,
short isStruckOut,
short weight );

Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the section of the report for which you want to set the font. Use one of
the PEP_XXX “Section Codes Constants” on page170.
scopeCode Specifies whether the font selected is to apply to fields, to text, or to both. To
specify both, use the bitwise "Or" operator (|). Use one of the following
constants.
PEP_FIELDS Sets the default font for fields in the
report section specified.
PEP_TEXT Sets the default font for all text (that
has not been entered as a text field
value) in the report section specified.
faceName Specifies a pointer to the actual face name of the font that you want to use. The
face name you pass can typically come from a font dialog box, be hard coded in
the application, or be chosen by the application from the fonts supported on the
printer (for example, “Times New Roman”).
fontFamily Specifies the font family for the font that you want to use. Use one of the
FF_DONTCARE No font family or family does not
matter.
FF_ROMAN Variable pitch font with serifs.
FF_SWISS Fixed pitch font without serifs.
FF_MODERN Fixed pitch font with or without serifs.
FF_SCRIPT Handwriting-like font.
FF_DECORATIVE Fancy display font.
fontPitch Specifies the font pitch that you want to use. Use one of the following constants.
DEFAULT_PITCH Retains the default pitch for the font.
FIXED_PITCH Fixed pitch, each character is the same
width.
VARIABLE_PITCH Variable pitch, the width of each
character varies.
charSet Specifies the character set that you want to use. Use one of the following
constants.
Constant
ANSI_CHARSET
SYMBOL_CHARSET
HANGEFUL_CHARSET

OEM_CHARSET
DEFAULT_CHARSET
SHIFTJIS_CHARSET
CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET
pointSize Specifies the desired point size for the selected font. Use 0 to indicate no change.
isItalic Specifies whether the font selected should be italicized. Use 1 for italics, 0 for no
italics, or PEP_UNCHANGED to leave the italics as set up in the report.
isUnderlined Specifies whether the font should be underlined. Use 1 to underline, 0 for no
underline, or PEP_UNCHANGED to leave underline settings as specified in the
report.
isStruckOut Specifies whether the font should appear struck-out. Use 1 for strike-out, 0 for
no strike out, or PEP_UNCHANGE to leave strike-out settings as specified in
the report.
weight Specifies the weight of the font. Use one of the following constants.
Constant
FW_DONTCARE
FW_EXTRALIGHT
FW_NORMAL
FW_SEMIBOLD
FW_EXTRABOLD
FW_ULTRALIGHT
FW_DEMIBOLD
FW_BLACK
FW_THIN
FW_LIGHT
FW_MEDIUM
FW_BOLD
FW_HEAVY
FW_REGULAR
FW_ULTRABOLD
Returns

CRPEJob::SetFormula
Use CRPEJob::SetFormula to set the formula text for the specified formula.
CRPEJob::SetFormula is often used with “CRPEJob::GetFormula” on page30, to
time.
Syntax
BOOL SetFormula (
const _TCHAR *formulaName,
const _TCHAR *formulaText );
Parameters
formulaName Specifies a pointer to the name of the formula for which you want to assign
new formula text.
formulaText Specifies a pointer to the actual formula text that replaces the existing
formula string.
Returns
FALSE if the named formula does not exist, if there is an error in the formula,
or if the call fails.
CRPEJob::SetFormulaSyntax
Use CRPEJob::SetFormulaSyntax to set the syntax to use in the next (and all
successive) formula API calls.
Syntax
BOOL SetFormulaSyntax ( CRPEFormulaSyntax *formulaSyntax );
Parameter
formulaSyntax Specifies a pointer to “CRPEFormulaSyntax” on page114 which will contain
the information that you set. See Remarks below.
Returns

Remarks
For running total condition formula:
formulaSyntax[0] is the syntax for the evalFormula, and
formulaSyntax[1] is the syntax for the resetFormula.
CRPEJob::SetGraphAxisInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetGraphAxisInfo to set chart axis information for the specified chart.
Syntax
BOOL SetGraphAxisInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
CRPEGraphAxisInfo *graphAxisInfo );
Parameters
set chart axis information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to set chart axis
graphAxisInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGraphAxisInfo” on page115, which will contain
the new information.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetGraphFontInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetGraphFontInfo to set graph font information for the specified chart.
Syntax
BOOL SetGraphFontInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
WORD titleFontType,
CRPEFontColorInfo *fontColourInfo );

Parameters
set the font information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to set the font
titleFontType Specifies the font type for the text. Use one of the PEP_GTF_XXX “Graph
Text Font Constants” on page165.
fontColourInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEFontColorInfo” on page112, which will contain
Returns
CRPEJob::SetGraphOptionInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetGraphOptionInfo to change any of several chart options. These
options include the minimum and maximum values that can appear on the chart,
whether grid lines appear, whether risers are labeled, whether bar graphs have
horizontal or vertical bars, and whether a legend appears on the chart.
Syntax
BOOL SetGraphOptionInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
CRPEGraphOptionInfo *graphOptionInfo );
Parameters
set chart options.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to set chart options.
This value is 0-based. Charts are numbered based on their order of insertion
into the report.
graphOptionInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGraphOptionInfo” on page117.
Returns

CRPEJob::SetGraphTextDefaultOption
Use CRPEJob::SetGraphTextDefaultOption to enable or disable chart title defaults.
Syntax
BOOL SetGraphTextDefaultOption (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
WORD titleType,
BOOL useDefault );
Parameters
sectionN Specifies the section of the report containing the chart for which you want to set
chart title text default information.
graphN Specifies the 0-based index number of the chart within the section for which you
want to set the chart title text default information. Charts are numbered based on
their order of insertion into the report.
titleType Specifies the title type. Use one of the PE_GTT_XXX “Graph Title Type
useDefault Specifies the Boolean value indicating whether or not chart title defaults are enabled.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetGraphTextInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetGraphTextInfo to set or change the text that appears with a chart.
A chart can have a title, subtitle, footnote, title for groups, title for series, title for
the X axis, title for the Y axis, and title for the Z axis (in 3D graphs).
Syntax
BOOL SetGraphTextInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
WORD titleType,
LPCSTR title );

Parameters
set the text information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to set the text
titleType Specifies the title type. Use one of the PEP_GTT_XXX “Graph Title Type
title Specifies a pointer to the CString object containing the title text.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetGraphTypeInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetGraphTypeInfo to set the chart type information (based on one
of the available chart types) for the specified chart in the specified section. Use this
method to change the type of chart that is displayed in a report.
Syntax
BOOL SetGraphTypeInfo (
short sectionN,
short graphN,
CRPEGraphTypeInfo *graphTypeInfo );
Parameters
set the type information.
graphN Specifies for which chart within the section you want to set the type. This
value is 0-based. Charts are numbered based on their order of insertion into
the report.
graphTypeInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGraphTypeInfo” on page119, which will contain
Returns

CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition
Use CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition to set the condition of the grouping for the
specified group section. This method can only replace the group condition for an
existing group. It cannot create a new group. Use this method whenever you want
to change the grouping at print time (for example, to print a report grouped in
several different ways).
Syntax
BOOL SetGroupCondition (
short sectionCode,
const _TCHAR *conditionField,
short condition,
short sortDirection );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the group section for which you want to set the group
condition. Use one of the following constants.
PEP_GROUPHEADER Sets the group condition for the
Group Header section.
PEP_GROUPFOOTER Sets the group condition for the
Group Footer section.
conditionField Specifies a pointer to the field that triggers a summary whenever its value
changes. Use the name of the field as indicated in the report file.
condition Specifies the condition that needs to be met for Date and Boolean fields. For
all field types (except Date and Boolean), use PEP_GC_ANYCHANGE as the
condition parameter. Use one of the following constants for Date and Boolean
field types.
Constant (Date fields only) Description
PEP_GC_DAILY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes.
PEP_GC_WEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes from one week to the
next (a week runs from Sunday
through Saturday).
PEP_GC_BIWEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes from one two-week
period to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIMONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes from one half-month
period to the next.

PEP_GC_MONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the

date changes from one month to the
next.
PEP_GC_QUARTERLY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes from one calendar
quarter to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes from one half-year
period to the next.
PEP_GC_ANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the
date changes from one year to the
next.
Constant (Boolean fields only) Description
PEP_GC_TOYES Triggers a grouping every time the
sort-and-group-by field changes
from No to Yes.
PEP_GC_TONO Triggers a grouping every time the
sort-and-group-by field changes
from Yes to No.
PEP_GC_EVERYYES Triggers a grouping every time the
sort-and-group-by field value is Yes.
PEP_GC_EVERYNO Triggers a grouping every time the
sort-and-group-by field value is No.
PEP_GC_NEXTISYES Triggers a grouping every time the
next value in the sort-and-group-by
field is Yes.
PEP_GC_NEXTISNO Triggers a grouping every time the
next value in the sort-and-group-by
field is No.
sortDirection Specifies one of the PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order Constants” on page170.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetGroupOptions
Use CRPEJob::SetGroupOptions to set various grouping options for the specified
group. This method sets the formula text for the group selection formula.
CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula is often used with
“CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula” on page39, to identify and then change an
existing group selection formula in response to a user selection at print time.

Syntax
BOOL SetGroupOptions (
short groupN,
CRPEGroupOptions *groupOptions );
Parameters
groupN Specifies the 0-based group level number.

groupOptions Specifies a pointer to “CRPEGroupOptions” on page120.
Returns
Remarks
This method should be called before “CRPEJob::Start” on page100, or the
If you are using “CRPEJob::SetGroupOptions” on page83, to set the top/
bottom N sort field, all the group sort fields related to the group will be
deleted and a new one specified by the group options will be added.
CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula
Use CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula to set the formula text for the group
selection formula. This method is often used with
“CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula” on page39, to identify and then change an
existing group selection formula in response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
BOOL SetGroupSelectionFormula ( const _TCHAR *formulaText );
Parameter
formulaText Specifies a pointer to the new group selection formula to be assigned to the report.
Returns
FALSE if there is an error in the formula or if the call fails.

CRPEJob::SetMargins
Use CRPEJob::SetMargins to set the page margins for the print job. Use this
method any time that you want to allow the user to change margins.
Syntax
BOOL SetMargins (
short left,
short right,
short top,
short bottom );
Parameters
left Specifies the left margin in twips.

right Specifies the right margin in twips.
top Specifies the top margin in twips.
bottom Specifies the bottom margin in twips.
Returns
Remarks
For any of the parameters, PM_SM_DEFAULT can be used to specify that the
report use default printer margins.
CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies
Use CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies to set the number of times the Details section of
the report is to be printed. For example, you can use this method to print multiple
copies of labels for a customer, multiple copies of a purchase order, or multiple
copies of anything set up in the Details section of the report.
Syntax
BOOL SetNDetailCopies ( short nCopies );
Parameter
nCopies Specifies the number of copies of the Details section of the report to be printed.
Returns

CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField
Use CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField to set the name of the group sort field and
the sort direction (ascending or descending). This method is typically used as one
of a series of calls (“CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields” on page42, called once;
“CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField” on page47, called as many times as needed to
identify the correct group sort field; and CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField called
once when the correct group sort field is identified). This series of methods can be
used to identify and then change an existing group sort field and/or sort order in
response to a user selection at print time. This method does not create a new group,
but will sort an existing group summary field.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthGroupSortField (
short sortFieldN,
const _TCHAR *field,
short direction );
Parameters
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the group sort field that you want to set. The first
group sort field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc. If the report
has N group sort fields, the function can be called with this parameter
between 0 and N-1 to replace an existing group sort field. Call the function
with this parameter equal to N to add a new group sort field.
field Specifies a pointer to the name of the group field to be sorted.
direction Specifies the sort direction. Uses one of the PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order
Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthParameterDefaultValue
Use CRPEJob::SetNthParameterDefaultValue to set the indicated default value for
the specified parameter field in the specified report.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthParameterDefaultValue (
short index,

Parameters

index Specifies the index number of the default value that you want to set.
valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain
the new value.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField
Use CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField to set a value for the specified parameter
field. This method is typically used as one of a series of calls
(“CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields” on page44, called once;
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField” on page50, called as many times as needed to
identify the correct parameter field; and CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField, called
once when the correct parameter field is identified). This series can be used in a
Custom-Print Link to identify and then change an existing parameter field value
in response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthParameterField (
short parameterN,
const CRPEParameterFieldInfo *parameterInfo );
Parameters
parameterN Specifies the number of the parameter field for which you want to set
information.
parameterInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEParameterFieldInfo” on page127.
Returns

CRPEJob::SetNthParameterValueDescription
Use CRPEJob::SetNthParameterValueDescription to set the description of the
default value for a parameter.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthParameterValueDescription (
short index,
_TCHAR *valueDesc );
Parameters
parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameterFieldName for which you want to set
the parameter value description.
index Specifies the index.
valueDesc Specifies a pointer to the value description to be set.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthSortField
Use CRPEJob::SetNthSortField to sort report data according to the specified field
and direction.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthSortField (
short sortFieldN,
const _TCHAR *field,
short direction );
Parameters
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the sort field that you want to set. The first sort field
added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc. If the report has N sort fields,
the function can be called with this parameter between 0 and N-1 to replace an
existing sort field. Call the function with this parameter equal to N to add a new
sort field.
field Specifies a pointer to the name of the field to be sorted.
direction Specifies the sort direction. Use one of the PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order Constants”
on page170.

Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation
Use CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation to set the table location information for the
specified table in the report. This method is typically combined with
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation” on page53, to identify the location of a table and
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation to change it.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthTableLocation (
short tableN,
const CRPETableLocation *tableLocation );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to set a new
location.
tableLocation Specifies a pointer to “CRPETableLocation” on page144.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo to set the SQL connection information for
the specified table. The propagate flag may be used to cause the change to affect all
tables with similar server and database properties.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthTableLogonInfo (
short tableN,
const CRPELogOnInfo *logonInfo,
BOOL propagate );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to set logon
information.
logonInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPELogOnInfo” on page125.
propagate Specify TRUE or FALSE to indicate whether the logon information should be
used for opening all tables being used in the report.

Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthTablePrivateInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetNthTablePrivateInfo to set database information in
“CRPETablePrivateInfo” on page145.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthTablePrivateInfo (
short tableN,
CRPETablePrivateInfo *privateInfo );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to set private
information.
privateInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPETablePrivateInfo” on page145, which will
contain the new information.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo to set the session information for the
specified Microsoft Access table. Many MS Access database tables require that a
session be opened before the table can be used. Use this method to open the session.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthTableSessionInfo (
short tableN,
const CRPESessionInfo *sessionInfo,
BOOL propagate );
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based table number indicating for which MS Access table in
the report the session is being opened.
sessionInfo Specifies a pointer to the structure, “CRPESessionInfo” on page140.
propagate Specify TRUE or FALSE to indicate whether the session information should
be used for opening all tables being used in the report.

Returns
CRPEJob::SetParameterMinMaxValue
Use CRPEJob::SetParameterMaxMinValue to set the minimum and/or maximum
possible values for a specified parameter in a report.
Syntax
BOOL SetParameterMinMaxValue (
CRPEValueInfo *valueMin,
CRPEValueInfo *valueMax );
Parameters
parameterfieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

valueMin Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain
the minimum value. See Remarks below.
valueMax Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148, which will contain
the maximum value. See Remarks below.
Returns
Remarks
Set valueMin to NULL if specifying maximum value only; valueMin must be
non-NULL if valueMax is NULL.
Set valueMax to NULL if specifying minimum value only; valueMax must be
non-NULL if valueMin is NULL.
If both valueMin and valueMax are specified (that is, non-NULL), then the
valueType field of both members must be the same or an error code

CRPEJob::SetParameterPickListOption
Use CRPEJob::SetParameterPickListOption to set the parameter pick list options
for a report. This method sets the values in “CRPEParameterPickListOption” on
page129.
Syntax
BOOL SetParameterPickListOption (
CRPEParameterPickListOption *pickListOption );
Parameters

set pick list options.
pickListOption Specifies a pointer to “CRPEParameterPickListOption” on page129,
which will contain the new information.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetParameterValueInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetParameterValueInfo to set the information about the values
(editable, nullable field, multiple values, etc.) that can be stored in a specified
parameter field.
Syntax
BOOL SetParameterValueInfo (
CRPEParameterValueInfo *valueInfo );
Parameters

valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEParameterValueInfo” on page130, which will
contain the new value information.
Returns

CRPEJob::SetPrintDate
Use CRPEJob::SetPrintDate to set only the date that appears in the Print Date Field
of the report. This method does not schedule the report to print at a different time
or day, but only changes the date that appears in any Print Date Field of the report
(for example, use this method to post-date a report when it is printed before the
day it is distributed).
Syntax
BOOL SetPrintDate (
short year,
short month,
short day );
Parameters
year Specifies the year that will appear in the Print Date Field.
month Specifies the month that will appear in the Print Date Field.
day Specifies the day that will appear in the Print Date Field.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions
Use CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions to set the print characteristics of a print job. Use this
method any time that you want to set the starting page number, the ending page
number, the number of report copies, and/or collation instructions in response to
user specifications at runtime.
Syntax
BOOL SetPrintOptions ( const CRPEPrintOptions *options );
Parameter
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page93, which will

contain the information that you want to set.
Returns

CRPEJob::SetReportOptions
Use CRPEJob::SetReportOptions to set the report options associated with a
specified print job. This information is specified from the Crystal Reports Designer
File | Report Options menu or by “CRPEJob::GetReportOptions” on page59.
Syntax
BOOL SetReportOptions ( CRPEReportOptions *reportOptions );
Parameter
reportOptions Specifies a pointer to “CRPEReportOptions” on page135, which will contain

the new report options information.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetReportSummaryInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetReportSummaryInfo to set report summary information. Report
summary information corresponds to the Summary Info dialog box in Crystal Reports.
Syntax
BOOL SetReportSummaryInfo ( CRPEReportSummaryInfo *summaryInfo );
Parameter
summaryInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEReportSummaryInfo” on page136, which will

contain the new report summary information.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetReportTitle
Use CRPEJob::SetReportTitle to set the report title for the print job. Use this
method whenever you need to change the title of a report at print time.
Syntax
BOOL SetReportTitle ( const _TCHAR *title );

Parameter
title Specifies a pointer to the new title for the report.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat
Use CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat to set the section format settings for selected
sections in the specified report to the values in “CRPESectionOptions” on page138.
Use this method to provide specialized formatting for printing invoices, form
letters, printing on pre-printed forms, etc.
SetSectionFormat allows you to hide a section, insert a page break either before or
after a section begins, reset the page number to 1 after a group value prints, prevent
page breaks from spreading data from a single record over two pages, and print
group values only at the bottom of a page. For a complete discussion of each of
these options, see “CRPESectionOptions” on page138.
Syntax
BOOL SetSectionFormat (
short sectionCode,
const CRPESectionOptions *options );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section for which you want to change format
information. Use one of the PEP_XXX “Section Codes Constants” on
page170.
options Specifies a pointer to “CRPESectionOptions” on page138.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormatFormula
Use CRPEJob::SetSectionFormatFormula to change the specified section format
formula to the formula string that you supply as a parameter. This method will
change only the text of a formula that already exists in the report; you cannot use
it to add a formula.

Syntax
BOOL SetSectionFormatFormula (
short sectionCode,
short formulaName,
CString formulaText );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section(s) for which you want to set
formatting options. See Working with section codes in the Crystal Reports
Technical Reference Guide.
formulaName Specifies the name of the formula for which you want to supply a new string.
Use one of the PEP_FFN_XXX “Area/Section Format Formula Constants” on
page153. See Remarks below.
formulaText The Cstring object that contains the specified formula text when
CRPEJob::SetFormula has completed successfully. See Remarks below.
Returns
Remarks
Returns PEPRR_BADFORMULANAME, if the formula name passed in does
not exist, or it does not apply to the section. See “Error Codes” on page154 for
further information.
Returns PEPERR_BADFORMULATEXT if there is an error in the formula. See
“Error Codes” on page154 for further information.
When you give the user the ability to change the formula at print time, your
link must include code to replace formulaString with a user-generated value.
This method should be called before “CRPEJob::Start” on page100, or the
Not all formula names can be applied to all sections.
CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula
Use CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula to set the formula text for the record selection
formula. CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula is often used with
“CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula” on page63, to identify and then change an
existing selection formula in response to a user selection at print time.
BOOL SetSelectionFormula ( const _TCHAR *formulaText );
Parameter
formulaText Specifies a pointer to the new selection formula to be assigned to the report.

Returns
FALSE if the call fails or if there is an error in the formula.
CRPEJob::SetSectionHeight
Use CRPEJob::SetSectionHeight to set the section height information for the specified
section. Use this method whenever you want to specify the section height for printing
on pre-printed forms or printing on any other kind of document with a fixed format.
Syntax
BOOL SetSectionHeight (
short sectionCode,
short height );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report sections for which you want to set section
height information.
height Specifies the section height, in twips.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetSQLExpression
Use CRPEJob::SetSQLExpression to enter an SQL expression for the associated
print job.
Syntax
BOOL SetSQLExpression (
const _TCHAR *expressionName,
const _TCHAR *expressionText );
Parameters
expressionName Specifies a pointer to the expression name.

expressionText Specifies a pointer to the SQL expression text.
Returns

CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery
Use CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery to set the SQL query that will be sent to the database
server. This method can be used with “CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery” on page64, to
retrieve and then change the SQL query for the report.
Syntax
BOOL SetSQLQuery ( const _TCHAR *query );
Parameter
query Specifies a pointer to the new SQL query to be sent to the server.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetTrackCursorInfo
Use CRPEJob::SetTrackCursorInfo to set information for tracking the position of
the mouse cursor over the preview window. For example, this method can be used
to give the user visual feedback, especially when tracking events.
CRPEJob::SetTrackCursorInfo is valid only if the report was sent to a preview
window and if events for the preview window have been enabled. See
“CRPEJob::EnableEvent” on page25, for more details.
Syntax
BOOL SetTrackCursorInfo ( CRPETrackCursorInfo *cursorInfo );
Parameter
cursorInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPETrackCursorInfo” on page146.
Returns
Remarks
By default, all area track cursors are arrow cursors.
If the preview window contains a drill-down field (database field, summary,
group name, group chart), the group area will use a magnify cursor.
Group charts in other areas will also use the magnify cursor.

CRPEJob::SetWindowOptions
Use CRPEJob::SetWindowOptions to set the options associated with a specified
window object. This information is retrieved from the structure
“CRPEWindowOptions” on page150, by using “CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions”
on page65. Use this method to customize the features of a specified window object.
Syntax
BOOL SetWindowOptions ( const CRPEWindowOptions *windowOptions );
Parameter
windowOptions Specifies a pointer to “CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions” on page65, which will

contain the information that you want to set.
Returns
CRPEJob::Show...Page
Use CRPEJob::Show...Page to display the specified page of a report in the preview
window. Use this method to customize how a user moves through pages in a report.
Syntax
BOOL ShowFirstPage ();
BOOL ShowLastPage ();
BOOL ShowNextPage ();
BOOL ShowNthPage ( short pageN );
BOOL ShowPreviousPage ();
Parameter
The following parameter applies only to ShowNthPage.
pageN Specifies the page number of the report that should be displayed in the
preview window.
Returns

CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls
Use CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls to specify whether print control buttons are
displayed in the preview window. Use this method to display default controls, or
to hide default controls and provide customized controls.
Syntax
BOOL ShowPrintControls ( BOOL showControls );
Parameter
showControls Set to TRUE to indicate that default Print controls are to be displayed in the
preview window. Set to FALSE to indicate that no Print controls are to be
displayed.
Returns
CRPEJob::Start
Use CRPEJob::Start to start the processing of the print job and display the final output
of that processing. This is the method that actually prints or exports the report.
Syntax
BOOL Start ();
Returns
CRPEJob::SVA2T
Use helper method CRPEJob::SVA2T to convert a ValueInfo structure to UNICODE.
Syntax
void SVA2T (
CRPEValueInfo *valueOut,
PEValueInfo *valueIn );

Parameters
valueOut Specifies a pointer to the returned “CRPEValueInfo” on page148 structure,
converted to UNICODE.
valueIn Specifies a pointer to the “PEValueInfo” on page790 input structure.
CRPEJob::SVT2A
Use helper method CRPEJob::SVT2A to convert a ValueInfo structure to ASCII.
Syntax
void SVT2A (
PEValueInfo *valueOut,
CRPEValueInfo* valueIn );
Parameters
valueOut Specifies a pointer to the returned “PEValueInfo” on page790 structure, converted
to ASCII.
valueIn Specifies a pointer to the “CRPEValueInfo” on page148 input structure.
CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity
Use CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity to determine whether a valid connection
exists to the database for the specified table in the report. This method is typically
used if you plan to print at a later time, but you want to test now to confirm that
everything is in order for logging on to the database table.
Syntax
BOOL TestNthTableConnectivity ( short tableN );
Parameter
tableN Specifies the number of the table for which you want to test the connection
settings. The first table added to a report is numbered 0, the second is 1, etc.
Returns
TRUE if the database session, logon, and location information is all correct.
FALSE if the connection fails.

CRPEJob::VerifyDatabase
Use CRPEJob::VerifyDatabase to verify that the database connection(s) specified in
a report is (are) valid.
Syntax
BOOL VerifyDatabase ();
Returns
TRUE if connection is valid.
FALSE if connection is not valid or if call is not successful.
CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow
Use CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow to change the preview window
magnification level to the specified level. Use this method when the report has
been printed to a preview window and you want to set the magnification of the
preview window to a specific level.
Syntax
BOOL ZoomPreviewWindow ( short level );
Parameter
level Specifies the magnification level to which the preview window is to be

zoomed. Use one of the PEP_ZOOM_XXX “Zoom Constants” on page172.
Returns
class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Structures

This section describes the structures associated with class CRPEngine and class
CRPEJob.
“CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo” on page103
“CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo” on page104
“CRPEDrillOnGroupEventInfo” on page105
“CRPEEnableEventInfo” on page106
“CRPEExportOptions” on page107
“CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo” on page111
“CRPEFieldValueInfo” on page112
“CRPEFontColorInfo” on page112
“CRPEFormulaSyntax” on page114
“CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo” on page114
“CRPEGraphAxisInfo” on page115

“CRPEGraphOptionInfo” on page117
“CRPEGraphTypeInfo” on page119
“CRPEGroupOptions” on page120
“CRPEGroupTreeButtonClickedEventInfo” on page122
“CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo” on page122
“CRPEJobInfo” on page123
“CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo” on page124
“CRPELogOnInfo” on page125
“CRPEMouseClickEventInfo” on page126
“CRPEParameterFieldInfo” on page127
“CRPEParameterPickListOption” on page129
“CRPEParameterValueInfo” on page130
“CRPEPrintOptions” on page131
“CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo” on page132
“CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo” on page133
“CRPEReportOptions” on page135
“CRPEReportSummaryInfo” on page136
“CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo” on page138
“CRPESectionOptions” on page138
“CRPESessionInfo” on page140
“CRPEShowGroupEventInfo” on page141
“CRPEStartEventInfo” on page142
“CRPEStopEventInfo” on page142
“CRPESubreportInfo” on page143
“CRPETableDifferenceInfo” on page143
“CRPETableLocation” on page144
“CRPETablePrivateInfo” on page145
“CRPETableType” on page146
“CRPETrackCursorInfo” on page146
“CRPEValueInfo” on page148
“CRPEWindowOptions” on page150
“CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo” on page151
CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo
This structure contains information about a close button-clicked event. When the
close button in a preview window is clicked, a callback function will be called with
EventId = PEP_CLOSE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT. The fieldValueList will be
released after the callback function. Make a copy of the field value list if you want
to keep the field value information.

Data Members
The default for each data member is 0.
m_viewIndex WORD Specifies which view is going to be closed. Start from 0.

m_windowHandle long Specifies on which frame window handle the button is
positioned.
Constructor
CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo::CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo
This constructs a CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo structure object. It assigns
default values to the members of the structure.
Constructor Syntax
CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo ();
CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo
This structure provides PEP_DRILL_ON_DETAIL_EVENT event information.
Data Members
Defaul
Member Type Description
t
m_selectedField short 0 A 0-based index indicating which drill-down field was
Index selected. Contains -1 if no field is selected.
m_window long 0 Frame window handle where the drill on detail event
Handle happens.
m_fieldValueList structure NULL Specifies a pointer to an array field value of the
CRPEFieldValueInfo structure’s field value list.
m_nFieldValue short 0 Number of field value in field value of list. For example, if
the value is listed second, the number would be 2.
Remarks
If the user clicks one of the fields in the Details section, selectedFieldIndex will
point to the field index in fieldValueList. These fields have to be a database field,
group name field, summary field, or a formula field. If the user clicks a text object,
graph, picture, ole, subreport, special var field, or database memo or blob field, the
selectedFieldIndex will return -1.
Constructor
CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo::CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo structure object. It assigns default
values to the members of the structure.

Constructor Syntax
CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo ();
CRPEDrillOnGroupEventInfo
This structure specifies whether to drill on group information when
PEP_DRILL_ON_GROUP_EVENT happens.
Data Members
Member Type Default Description

m_drillType WORD 0 Specifies the type of drill down that is used. Use one
of the following PEP_DE_XXX constants.
PEP_DE_ON_GROUP Drill down on a group summary or subtotal.
PEP_DE_ON_GROUPTRE Drill down a Group Tree node.
E
PEP_DE_ON_GRAPH Drill down a group chart object.
PEP_DE_ON_MAP Drill down on a map region.
PEP_DE_ON_SUBREPORT Drill down on a subreport.
m_window long 0 Pointer to an array of group names. The list specifies
Handle the group path of the selected group. The memory is
freed after the callback function is called.
m_groupList TCHAR NULL Specifies a pointer to an array of group names in
the report when drilling on a group summary, a
Group Tree, a chart, or a map. Specifies a pointer to
a single element array containing the subreport
name when drilling on a subreport. This memory is
freed after the callback function is called.
m_group WORD 0 The number of the group name in the group list.
Level
Remarks
The groupList will be freed after the callback function. If you want to keep the
groupList, make a copy of it.
Constructor
CRPEDrillOnGroupEventInfo::CRPEDrillOnGroupEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEDrillOnGroupEventInfo structure object. It assigns default
Syntax
CRPEDrillOnGrupEventInfo ();

CRPEEnableEventInfo
This structure specifies which group event is enabled or disabled. All events are
disabled by default.
Data Members
Each data member is set by the corresponding constructor parameter.
Each data member can be set to TRUE, FALSE, or PE_UNCHANGED.
The default for each data member is FALSE.
m_startStopEvent short Specifies a StartStopEvent.
m_readingRecordEvent short Specifies a ReadingRecordEvent.
m_printWindowButtonEvent short Specifies a PrintWindowButtonEvent.
m_drillEvent short Specifies a DrillEvent.
m_closePrintWindowEvent short Specifies a ClosePrintWindowEvent.
m_activatePrintWindowEvent short Specifies an ActivatePrintWindowEvent.
m_fieldMappingEvent short Specifies a FieldMappingEvent.
m_mouseClickEvent short Specifies a MouseClickEvent.
m_hyperlinkEvent short Specifies a Hyperlink Event.
launchSeagateAnalysisEvent short Specifies a launch Seagate Analysis Event.
Note: Seagate Analysis is now known as
Crystal Analysis.
Remarks
All events are disabled by default. Use “CRPEJob::EnableEvent” on page25, to
enable the desired event.
Constructor CRPEEnableEventInfo::CRPEEnableEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEEnableEventInfo structure object. Call the constructor with
no parameters to allow the Class Library to initialize all member variables with
default values. Pass parameters to the constructor to assign specific values to each
member variable.
Constructor Syntax (Default)

CRPEEnableEventInfo ();

Constructor Syntax
CRPEEnableEventInfo (
short startStopEvent,
short readingRecordEvent,
short printWindowButtonEvent,
short drillEvent,
short closePrintWindowEvent,
short activatePrintWindowEvent,
short fieldMappingEvent,
short mouseClickEvent,
short hyperlinkEvent,
short launchSeagateAnalysisEvent );
CRPEExportOptions
This structure is used to retrieve and set the export options of a print job. It is used
by member function “CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page26.
Data Members

m_formatDLLName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the name of the format DLL (of
length PEP_DLL_NAME_LEN = 64)
that contains the export format to be
used. Select a DLL from the “Export
Format DLL” on page108 table below.
m_formatType DWORD 0 Specifies the export format to be used.
Select a DLL from the “Export Format
Type” on page109 table below.
m_formatOptions void NULL Specifies additional export information
specific to the format type being used.
This parameter is required for certain
format types only. If you assign the
default NULL to formatOptions, the
Crystal Report Engine will
automatically prompt the user for
format information if it is needed.
Alternatively, you can choose one from
the “Export Format Options” on
page109 table below.
m_destinationDLLName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the name of the destination
DLL (of length PEP_DLL_NAME_LEN
= 64) that contains the destination type
to be used. Select a destination DLL
from the “Destination DLL Name” on


m_destinationType DWORD 0 Specifies the destination type of the
exported report. Select a destination
type from the “Destination Type” on
m_destinationOptions void NULL Provides additional information specific
to the export destination type. If you
assign the default NULL to
destinationOptions, the Crystal Report
Engine will automatically prompt the
user for destination information if it is
needed. Alternatively, you can choose
one from the “Export Destination
Options Type” on page110 table below.
m_nFormatOptionsBytes WORD 0 Automatically assigned by
“CRPEJob::GetExportOptions” on
page29. Unused by
“CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page26.
m_nDestinationOptions WORD 0 Automatically assigned by
Bytes “CRPEJob::GetExportOptions” on
page29. Unused by
“CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page26.
CRPEExportOptions Options Tables

Export Format DLL
Export Format DLL

Crystal Reports Format uxfcr.dll
Data Interchange Format uxfdif.dll
Word for Windows Format uxfwordw.dll
Word for DOS Format uxfdoc.dll
WordPerfect Format uxfdoc.dll
Quattro Pro 5.0 (WB1) Format uxfqp.dll
Record Style Format (columns) uxfrec.dll
Rich Text Format uxfrtf.dll
Comma Separated Values (CSV) uxfsepv.dll
Tab Separated Values uxfsepv.dll
Character Separated Values uxfsepv.dll
Text Format (ASCII) uxftext.dll
Tab Separated Text Format uxftext.dll
Lotus 1-2-3 (WK3) uxfwks.dll
Excel 4.0 uxfxls.dll

Export Format Type
Export Format Format Type

Crystal Reports Format UXFCrystalReportType
Data Interchange Format UXFDIFType
Word for Windows Format UXFWordWinType
Word for DOS Format UXFWordDosType
WordPerfect Format UXFWordPerfectType
Quattro Pro 5.0 (WB1) Format UXFQP5Type
Record Style Format (columns) UXFRecordType
Rich Text Format UXFRichTextFormatType
Comma Separated Values (CSV) UXFCommaSeparatedType
Tab Separated Values UXFTabSeparatedType
Character Separated Values UXFCharSeparatedType
Text Format (ASCII) UXFTextType
Tab Separated Text Format UXFTabbedTextType
Lotus 1-2-3 (WK3) UXFLotusWk3Type
Excel 4.0 UXFXls4Type
Export Format Options
Export Format Format Type

Data Interchange Format UXFDIFOptions
Record Style Format (columns) UXFRecordStyleOptions
Comma Separated Values (CSV) UXFCommaTabSeparatedOptions
Tab Separated Values UXFCommaTabSeparatedOptions
Character Separated Values UXFCharSeparatedOptions
Destination DLL Name
Report Destination DLL

Disk File uxddisk.dll
E-mail (MAPI) uxdmapi.dll
E-mail (VIM) uxdvim.dll

Destination Type
Report Destination Destination Type

Disk File UXDDiskType
E-mail (MAPI) UXDMapiType
E-mail (VIM) UXDVIMType
Export Destination Options Type
Report Destination Structure

Disk File UXDDiskOptions
E-mail (MAPI) UXDMAPIOptions
E-mail (VIM) UXDVIMOptions
Constructor CRPEExportOptions::CRPEExportOptions
This constructs a CRPEExportOptions structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

struct CRPEExportOptions ();
Constructor Syntax
struct CRPEExportOptions (
const _TCHAR *formatDLLName,
DWORD formatType,
void *formatOptions,
const _TCHAR *destinationDLLName,
DWORD destinationType,
void *destinationOptions );

CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo
This structure provides field mapping event information.
Data Members

m_reportFields WORD NULL An array of fields in the report. See
Remarks below.
m_nReportFields WORD 0 The size of the reportFields array.
m_databaseFields WORD NULL An array of fields in the new database.
See Remarks below.
m_nDatabaseFields WORD 0 The size of the databaseFields array.
Remarks
Member reportFields is an array of fields in the report of size nReportFields.
The user must modify the ’mappingTo’ of each newly mapped field by
assigning the value of the index of a field in the array databaseFields.
Member databaseFields is an array of fields in the new database file of size
nDatabaseFields.
CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo.mappingTo must be modified for each newly
mapped field by assigning the value of the index of a field in the
databaseFields array.
Constructor CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo::CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo structure object. Call the
constructor with no parameters to allow the Class Library to initialize all member
variables with default values. Pass parameters to the constructor to assign specific
values to each member variable.

CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo (
CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo *reportFields,
WORD nReportFields,
CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo *databaseFields,
WORD nDatabaseFields );

CRPEFieldValueInfo
This structure specifies a field value in the fieldValueList of the structure
“CRPEDrillOnDetailEventInfo” on page104.
Data Members

m_ignored WORD 0 For 4 byte alignment. Ignore.
m_fieldName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the field name (of length
PEP_FIELD_NAME_LEN = 512).
m_fieldValue CRPEValueInfo CRPEValueInfo() CRPEValueInfo’s field value for the
selected Details area specified by the
fieldName member variable.
Remarks
A selected Details area corresponds to a database record.
Constructor CRPEFieldValueInfo::CRPEFieldValueInfo
This constructs a CRPEFieldValueInfo structure object. It assigns default values to
the members of the structure.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEFieldValueInfo ();
CRPEFontColorInfo
CRPEFontColorInfo contains information regarding the fonts used in a chart.
Data Members
The default value for each data member is 0, except for m_faceName and
m_color.

m_faceName _TCHAR Specifies the font face name (of length
PEP_FACE_NAME_LEN = 64). Use an empty string ("") for
no change. Default is ’\0’.
m_fontFamily short Specifies the font family. Use FF_DONTCARE for no
change.
m_fontPitch short Specifies the font pitch. Use DEFAULT_PITCH for no
change.


m_charSet short Specifies the font charset. Use DEFAULT_CHARSET for no
change.
m_pointSize short Specifies the desired point size for the selected font. Use this
member or member twipSize to specify the font size. If both
members are non-zero, then this member will be ignored and
twipSize will be used. Pass 0 for both twipSize and pointSize
for no change.
m_isItalic short Boolean. If TRUE, the text is italic. Use PEP_UNCHANGED
for no change.
m_isUnderlined short Boolean. If TRUE, the text is underlined. Use
PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.
m_isStruckOut short Boolean. If TRUE, the text is struckout. Use
m_weight short Specifies the font weight. Use 0 for no change.
m_color COLORREF Specifies Windows COLORREF or
PEP_UNCHANGED_COLOR or no change. Default is
PEP_UNCHANGED_COLOR.
m_twipSize short Specifies the font size, in twips. Use this member or member
pointSize to specify the font size. If both members are non-
zero, then this member will be used and pointSize will be
ignored. Pass 0 for both twipSize and pointSize for no change.
Constructor CRPEFontColorInfo::CRPEFontColorInfo
This constructs a CRPEFontColorInfo structure object. Call the constructor with no
parameters to allow the Class Library to initialize all member variables with
member variable.

CRPEFontColorInfo ()
Constructor Syntax
CRPEFontColorInfo (
const _TCHAR *faceName,
short fontFamily,
short fontPitch,
short charSet,
short pointSize,
short isItalic,
short isUnderlined,
short isStruckOut,
short weight,
COLORREF color
short twipSize );

CRPEFormulaSyntax
CRPEFormulaSyntax contains information related to the syntax of the specified
formula.
Data Members
The default for each member of the m_formula syntax array is 0
(PEP_FST_CRYSTAL).

m_formulaSyntax short Specifies an array (of size PEP_FS_SIZE = 2) which contains
the formula syntax information as PEP_FST_XXX “Formula
Syntax Constants” on page160 constants or
Constructor CRPEFormulaSyntax::CRPEFormulaSyntax
This constructs a CRPEFormulaSyntax structure object. It assigns default values to

CRPEFormulaSyntax ()
CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo
This structure specifies general preview window event information and is used for
the following events.
PRINT_WINDOW_EVENT
PEP_CLOSE_PEP_PRINT_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_EXPORT_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_FIRST_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_PREVIOUS_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_NEXT_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_LAST_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_CANCEL_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_PRINT_SETUP_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_REFRESH_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_ACTIVATE_PRINT_WINDOW_EVENT
PEP_DEACTIVATE_PRINT_WINDOW_EVENT

Data Members
m_ignored WORD For 4 byte alignment. Ignore.

m_windowHandle long Frame window handle where the event happens.
Constructor
CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo::CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo structure object.

CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo ();
CRPEGraphAxisInfo
The CRPEGraphAxisInfo structure contains information about how the axis of a
chart are calculated and displayed.
Data Members
The default value for each data member is 0.

m_groupAxisGridLine short Specifies how gridlines are displayed on the chart. Use one
of the PEP_GGT_XXX “Graph Gridline Constants” on
page161, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.
m_dataAxisYGridLine short Specifies how gridlines are displayed on the chart. Use one
m_dataAxisY2GridLine short Specifies how gridlines are displayed on the chart. Use one
m_seriesAxisGridline short Specifies how gridlines are displayed on the chart. Use one
m_dataAxisYMinValue double Specifies the minimum value for the axis.
m_dataAxisYMaxValue double Specifies the maximum value for the axis.
m_dataAxisY2MinValue double Specifies the minimum value for the axis.
m_dataAxisY2MaxValue double Specifies the maximum value for the axis.
m_seriesAxisMinValue double Specifies the minimum value for the axis.
m_seriesAxisMaxValue double Specifies the maximum value for the axis.


m_dataAxisYNumber short Specifies the format for the display of numeric values on
Format the chart. Use one of the PEP_GNF_XXX “Chart Number
Format Constants” on page163, or PEP_UNCHANGED
for no change.
m_dataAxisY2Number short Specifies the format for the display of numeric values on
for no change.
m_seriesAxisNumber short Specifies the format for the display of numeric values on
for no change.
m_dataAxisYAutoRange short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. If TRUE,
the axis will autorange.
m_dataAxisY2AutoRange short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. If TRUE,
m_seriesAxisAutoRange short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. If TRUE,
m_dataAxisY short Use one of the PEP_ADM_XXX “Graph Axis Division
AutomaticDivision Method Constants” on page161, or PEP_UNCHANGED
for no change.
m_dataAxisY2 short Use one of the PEP_ADM_XXX “Graph Axis Division
for no change.
m_seriesAxis short Use one of the PEP_ADM_XXX “Graph Axis Division
for no change.
m_dataAxisYManual long Valid only if the corresponding axis
Division m_dataAxisYAutomaticDivision is FALSE.
m_dataAxisY2Manual long Valid only if the corresponding axis
Division m_dataAxisY2AutomaticDivision is FALSE.
m_seriesAxisManual long Valid only if the corresponding axis
Division m_seriesAxisAutomaticDivision is FALSE.
m_dataAxisYAutoScale short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. Specifies
whether the axis should autoscale.
m_dataAxisY2AutoScale short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. Specifies
m_seriesAxisAutoScale short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. Specifies

Constructor CRPEGraphAxisInfo::CRPEGraphAxisInfo
This constructs a CRPEGraphAxisInfo structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

CRPEGraphAxisInfo ()
Constructor Syntax
CRPEGraphAxisInfo (
WORD StructSize,
short groupAxisGridLine,
short dataAxisYGridLine,
short dataAxisY2GridLine,
short seriesAxisGridline,
double dataAxisYMinValue,
double dataAxisYMaxValue,
double dataAxisY2MinValue,
double dataAxisY2MaxValue,
double seriesAxisMinValue,
double seriesAxisMaxValue,
short dataAxisYNumberFormat,
short dataAxisY2NumberFormat,
short seriesAxisNumberFormat,
short dataAxisYAutoRange,
short dataAxisY2AutoRange,
short seriesAxisAutoRange,
short dataAxisYAutomaticDivision,
short dataAxisY2AutomaticDivision,
short seriesAxisAutomaticDivision,
long dataAxisYManualDivision,
long dataAxisY2ManualDivision,
long seriesAxisManualDivision,
short dataAxisYAutoScale,
short dataAxisY2AutoScale,
short seriesAxisAutoScale );
CRPEGraphOptionInfo
The CRPEGraphOptionInfo structure contains information on several options
available with charts.
Data Members

For each data member, use PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.

m_graphColour short Specifies the chart color. Use one of thePEP_GCR_XXX
“Graph Color Constants” on page163.
m_showLegend short Boolean. If TRUE, the chart legend will be visible. If FALSE,
the chart legend will be hidden.
m_legendPosition short Specifies the position of the legend on the chart if
m_showLegend is TRUE. Use one of the PEP_GLP_XXX
“Graph Placement Constants” on page161.
m_pieSize short Specifies the size of the slice on a pie or a doughnut chart.
Use one of the PEP_GPS_XXX “Graph Pie Size Constants”
on page162.
m_detachedPieSlice short Specifies the detachment of the slice on a pie or doughnut
chart. Use one of the PEP_GDPS_XXX “Graph Detached Pie
Slice Constants” on page162.
m_barSize short Specifies the bar size on bar charts. Use one of the
PEP_GBS_XXX “Graph Bar Size Constants” on page161.
m_verticalBars short Boolean. If TRUE, there will be vertical bars on bar charts.
m_markerSize short Specifies the size of the marker on line and bar charts. Use
one of the PEP_GMS_XXX “Graph Marker Size Constants”
on page162.
m_markerShape short Specifies the shape of the marker on line and bar charts. USe
one of the PEP_GMSP_XXX “Graph Marker Shape
m_dataPoints short Specifies how data points will be shown. Use one of the
PEP_GDP_XXX “Chart Data Point Constants” on page163.
m_dataValueNumber short Specifies the number format for values on the chart. Use one
Format of the PEP_GNF_XXX “Chart Number Format Constants”
on page163.
m_viewingAngle short Specifies the viewing angle with which a 3D chart will be
shown. Use one of the PEP_GVA_XXX “Graph Viewing
Angle Constants” on page164.
m_legendLayout short Specifies the chart legend layout. Use one of the
PEP_GLL_XXX “Graph Legend Layout Constants” on
page162. Default = PEP_GLL_PERCENTAGE.
Constructor CRPEGraphOptionInfo::CRPEGraphOptionInfo
This constructs a CRPEGraphOptionInfo structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.


CRPEGraphOptionInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEGraphOptionInfo (
short graphColour,
short showLegend,
short legendPosition,
short pieSize,
short detachedPieSlice,
short barSize,
short verticalBars,
short markerSize,
short markerShape,
short dataPoints,
short dataValueNumberFormat,
short viewingAngle,
short legendLayout )
CRPEGraphTypeInfo
The CRPEGraphTypeInfo structure contains information on what chart type is
specified.
Data Members
The default for each member is 0.
m_graphType short Specifies the chart type. Uses one of the PEP_GT_XXX “Graph
Type and Subtype Constants” on page165, or
m_graphSubtype short Specifies the chart subtype. Uses one of the PEP_GST_XXX
“Graph Type and Subtype Constants” on page165, or
Constructor CRPEGraphTypeInfo::CRPEGraphTypeInfo
This constructs a CRPEGraphTypeInfo structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

CRPEGraphTypeInfo ();

Constructor Syntax
CRPEGraphTypeInfo (
short graphType,
short graphSubtype );
CRPEGroupOptions
This structure contains information about several options available with report
groups. This information is used by “CRPEJob::GetGroupOptions” on page38, to
retrieve current options and by “CRPEJob::SetGroupOptions” on page83, to pass
new option settings.
Data Members

m_condition short 0 Specifies the condition setting for the selected
group section. See Remarks below.
m_fieldName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the field name of the group field (of size
PEP_FIELD_NAME_LEN = 512), or remains
empty for no change.
m_sortDirection short 0 Specifies the sort direction. Uses one of the
Descending PEP_SF_XXX “Sort Order Constants” on page170
or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change. For group
conditions only, use PEP_SF_ORIGINAL for
original order or PEP_SF_SPECIFIED for read-only
specified sort order.
m_repeatGroup short 0 BOOL value, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no
Header change.
m_keepGroup short 0 BOOL value, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no
Together change.
m_topOrBottom short 0 Use one of the following PEP_GO_TBN_XXX
NGroups constants or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.
PEP_GO_TBN_ALL_ There is no group sorting or Top/Bottom N for
GROUPS_UNSORTED this level of grouping.
PEP_GO_TBN_ALL_ There is group sorting, but not Top/Bottom N.
GROUPS_SORTED
PEP_GO_TBN_TOP_ Top N groups will be selected.
N_GROUPS
PEP_GO_TBN_ Bottom N groups will be selected.
BOTTOM_N_GROUPS


m_topOrBottom _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the name of the summary field (of size
NSortFieldName PEP_FIELD_NAME_LEN = 512) by which the
groups are ordered, or remains empty for no change.
m_nTopOr short 0 Number of groups to select.
BottomGroups Keep all
groups
m_discardOther short 0 Determines whether the remaining groups are
Groups collected into an Others group or discarded. BOOL
value, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.
hierarchical short FALSE Boolean. Specifies whether or not to do hierarchial
Sorting sorting.
*instanceIDField _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the name of the instance ID
field (of size PEP_FIELD_NAME_LEN = 512) for
hierarchial sorting.
*parentIDField _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the name of the parent ID
field (of size PEP_FIELD_NAME_LEN = 512) for
hierarchial sorting.
groupIndent long 0 Specifies the indent for the group, in twips.
Remarks
For data member m_condition, use PEP_GC_TYPEMASK and
PEP_GC_CONDITIONMASK for decoding the group condition and a
PEP_GC_XXX constant or PEP_UNCHANGED for setting the group
condition.
If topOrBottomNGroups is PEP_GO_TBN_TOP_N_GROUPS or
PEP_GO_TBN_BOTTOM_N_GROUPS, all the group sort fields related to this
group will be deleted. A new group sort field will be added with the sort
direction of descending or ascending. The group sort field will be sorted by
specifying topOrBottomNSortFieldName if it is not empty. It will be sorted by
the first group sort field name related to this group (before it is deleted) if
topOrBottomNSortFieldName is empty.
Constructor CRPEGroupOptions::CRPEGroupOptions
This constructs a CRPEGroupOptions structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

CRPEGroupOptions ();

Constructor. Syntax
CRPEGroupOptions (
short condition,
_TCHAR *fieldName,
short sortDirection,
short repeatGroupHeader,
short keepGroupTogether,
short topOrBottomNGroups,
_TCHAR *topOrBottomNSortFieldName,
short nTopOrBottomGroups,
short discardOtherGroups,
short hierarchicalSorting
_TCHAR instanceIDField
_TCHAR parentIDField
long groupIndent );
CRPEGroupTreeButtonClickedEventInfo
This structure provides information about the group tree button clicked event,
when the callback function is called with the event ID equal to
PEP_GROUP_TREE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT.
Data Members

m_visible short FALSE Indicates whether the group tree is shown or
hidden.
m_windowHandle long 0 Frame window handle where the event happens.
Constructor
CRPEGroupTreeButtonEventInfo::CRPEGroupTreeButtonClickedEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEGroupTreeButtonClickedEventInfo structure object. It
assigns default values to the members of the structure.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEGroupTreeButtonClickedEventInfo ();
CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo
This structure provides information about a selected hyperlink.
Data Members



m_windowHandle long 0 HWND specifies the handle of the window
where the event happened.
m_hyperlinkText _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the hyperlink text (of length
PEP_HYPERLINK_LEN= 256) associated with the
object. The memory pointed to by hyperlinkText is
freed after calling the callback function.
Constructor CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo::CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo structure object. Call the constructor
with no parameters to allow the Class Library to initialize all member variables
with default values. Pass parameters to the constructor to assign specific values to
each member variable.

CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo (
long windowHandle,
_TCHAR *hyperlinkText );
CRPEJobInfo
This structure is used by “CRPEJob::GetJobStatus” on page39. Status information
concerning the job is returned through this structure.
Data Members

m_numRecordsRead DWORD 0 Specifies the number of records actually processed.
m_numRecords DWORD 0 Specifies the number of records selected for
Selected inclusion in the report out of the total number of
records read.
m_numRecords DWORD 0 Specifies the number of records actually printed.
Printed
m_displayPageN WORD 0 Specifies the page number of the currently
displayed page in the preview window.
m_latestPageN WORD 0 Specifies the number of the last page that is
currently available. Once the printing is complete,
this value is the number of the last page.
m_startPageN WORD 0 Specifies the number of the starting page.
m_printEnded BOOL FALSE Specifies whether the printing process is
completed.

Constructor CRPEJobInfo::CRPEJobInfo
This constructs a CRPEJobInfo structure object. It assigns default values to the
members of the structure.

CRPEJobInfo ();
CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo
This structure provides information about a Launch Seagate Analysis Event.
Note: Seagate Analysis is now known as Crystal Analysis.
Data Members

m_windowHandle long 0 HWND specifies the handle of the window where
the event happened.
m_pathFile _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the path and filename (of
length PEP_PATHFILE_LEN = 256) of the
temporary report. The memory pointed to by
pathFile is freed after calling the callback function.
Constructor
CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo::CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo
This constructs a CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo structure object. Call the

CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo (
long windowHandle,
_TCHAR *pathFile );

CRPELogOnInfo
This structure contains SQL connection information and is used by the following
member functions.
“CRPEngine::LogOnServer” on page8
“CRPEngine::LogOffServer” on page8
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page54
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page89
Data Members
Specify an empty string ("") to use the value already set in the report.
Specify a non-empty string (for example, "Server A") to override a value in the
report.
All strings are null-terminated.
The default for each data member is ’\0’.
For Netware SQL, pass the dictionary path name in serverName and the data
path name in databaseName.
m_serverName _TCHAR Specifies the logon name (of length PEP_SERVERNAME_LEN =

128) for the server used to create the report.
m_database _TCHAR Specifies the logon name (of length PEP_DATABASENAME_LEN
Name = 128) for the database used to create the report.
m_userID _TCHAR Specifies the user ID (of length PEP_USERID_LEN = 128)
necessary to log on to the server.
m_password _TCHAR Specifies the password (of length PEP_PASSWORD_LEN = 128)
necessary to log on to the server. Password is undefined when
getting information from the report.
Constructor CRPELogOnInfo::CRPELogOnInfo
This constructs a CRPELogOnInfo structure object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

CRPELogOnInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPELogOnInfo (
const _TCHAR *serverName,
const _TCHAR *databaseName,
const _TCHAR *userID,
const _TCHAR *password );

CRPEMouseClickEventInfo
The CRPEMouseClickEventInfo structure contains information related to mouse
click events.
Data Members

m_windowHandle long 0 windowHandle.
m_clickAction UNIT 0 The click action, button down or up.
m_clickFlags UNIT 0 Any combination of one or more of
the following mouse click flag
(virtual key state-masks) constants.
PEP_CF_NONE 0x0000 No button clicked.
PEP_CF_LBUTTON 0x0001 Left mouse button clicked.
PEP_CF_RBUTTON 0x0002 Right mouse button clicked.
PEP_CF_SHIFTKEY 0x0004 Shift key depressed.
PEP_CF_CONTROLKEY 0x0008 Control key depressed.
PEP_CF_MBUTTON 0x0010 Middle mouse button clicked.
m_xOffset int 0 The x-coordinate of the mouse click
in pixels.
m_yOffset int 0 The y-coordinate of the mouse click
in pixels.
m_fieldValue CRPEValueInfo NULL Specifies the CRPEValueInfo
structure containing the value of
the object at the click point. See
Remarks below.
m_objectHandle DWORD 0 Design view object handle.
m_sectionCode short 0 The code for the section in which
the click occurred.
Remarks
Member fieldValue represents a pointer to a CRPRValueInfo structure containing
the value of the object at the click point if it is a field object (excluding MEMO and
BLOB fields); otherwise valueType element = PEP_VI_NOVALUE.

Constructor CRPEMouseClickEventInfo::CRPEMouseClickEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEMouseClickEventInfo structure object. Call the constructor

CRPEMouseClickEventInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEMouseClickEventInfo (
long windowHandle,
UINT clickAction,
UINT clickFlags,
int xOffset,
int yOffset,
CRPEValueInfo *fieldValue,
DWORD objectHandle,
short sectionCode );
CRPEParameterFieldInfo
The CRPEParameterFieldInfo structure contains information related to parameter
fields in a report. This structure is used by “CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField” on
page50, to get information about a specific parameter field and by
“CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField” on page87, to change a specific parameter field.
Data Members
Each data member is set by the corresponding constructor parameter except as
noted below.
If you wish to set a parameter to NULL, set the CurrentValue to CRWNULL.
CRWULL is of Type String and is independent of the data type of the
parameter.

m_Value WORD 0 Specifies the data type of the parameter field. The
Type Crystal Report Engine supports the following data
types and associated PEP_PF_XXX constants.
Data Type Constant
Number PEP_PF_NUMBER
Currency PEP_PF_CURRENCY
Boolean PEP_PF_BOOLEAN
Date PEP_PF_DATE


String PEP_PF_STRING
Date/ PEP_PF_DATETIME
Time
Time PEP_PF_TIME
m_Default WORD 0 Specifies whether a default value is set for the parameter
ValueSet field. The value can be either TRUE if you want to change
the default value or FALSE if you do not.
m_Current WORD 0 Indicates whether a new value is being assigned to the
ValueSet parameter field. Use TRUE to indicate that a new value
is set, FALSE to indicate no change.
m_Name _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the name of the parameter field (of length
PEP_PF_NAME_LEN = 256, NULL-terminated) to be
assigned a new value.
m_Prompt _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the prompting text (of length
PEP_PF_PROMPT_LEN = 256, NULL-terminated), if
any, that will appear when the user runs the report for
the first time or refreshes the data.
m_Default _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the default value assigned to the parameter
Value field. If the DefaultValueSet member is FALSE, this
value is meaningless. DefaultValue can be a Number,
Date, DateTime, Time, Boolean, or String (of length
PEP_PF_VALUE_LEN = 256).
m_Current _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the current value assigned to the parameter
Value field. If CurrentValueSet is FALSE, this value is
meaningless. CurrentValue can be a Number, Date,
DateTime, Time, Boolean, or String (of length
PEP_PF_VALUE_LEN = 256).
m_Report TCHAR ’\0’ The name of the report where the field belongs (used
Name only with “CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField” on
page50, and NewParameterField; set only by the
default constructor).
m_needs WORD 0 Returns FALSE if the parameter is linked, not in use, or
CurrentValue has current value set (set only by the default constructor).
m_isLimited WORD 0 Specifies whether or not the parameter field is limited
in length (Strings) or by a range (other data types).
m_MinSize double 0 Depending on the value type, sets the minimum length
of the string or minimum numeric value.
m_MaxSize double 0 Depending on the value type, sets the maximum
length of the string or maximum numeric value.
m_EditMask _TCHAR \0’ An edit mask (of length PEP_PF_EDITMASK_LEN =
256) that restricts what may be entered for string
parameters.
m_isHidden WORD FALSE TRUE if an essbase sub var.

Constructor CRPEParameterFieldInfo::CRPEParameterFieldInfo
This constructs a CRPEParameterFieldInfo structure object. Call the constructor

CRPEParameterFieldInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEParameterFieldInfo (
WORD ValueType,
WORD DefaultValueSet,
WORD CurrentValueSet,
const _TCHAR *Name,
const _TCHAR *Prompt,
const _TCHAR *DefaultValue,
const _TCHAR *CurrentValue,
WORD isLimited,
double MinSize,
double MaxSize,
const _TCHAR *EditMask,
WORD isHidden );
CRPEParameterPickListOption
CRPEParameterPickListOption structure contains information related to
parameter sort methods.
Data Members
The default value for each data member is 0.

m_showDescOnly short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.
m_sortMethod short Specifies the sort method. Use one of the PEP_OR_XXX “Sort
Method Constants” on page170, or PEP_UNCHANGED for
no change.
m_sortBasedOnDesc short Boolean, or PEP_UNCHANGED for no change.
Constructor CRPEParameterPickListOption::CRPEParameterPickListOption
This constructs a CRPEParameterPickListOption structure object. Call the


CRPEParameterPickListOption ()
Constructor Syntax
CRPEParameterPickListOption (
WORD StructSize,
short showDescOnly,
short sortMethod,
short sortBasedOnDesc );
CRPEParameterValueInfo
The CRPEParameterValueInfo structure contains information related to
parameter values in a report. This structure is used with the method
“CRPEJob::GetParameterValueInfo” on page57, and “CRPEJob
::SetParameterValueInfo” on page92, to set specific parameter value information.
Data Members
The default value for each data member is PEP_UNCHANGED.
m_isNullable short Specifies whether or not a field is nullable in a report. Set this
variable to TRUE if you want a nullable report field, FALSE if
you do not, or PEP_UNCHANGED to keep the existing setting.
m_disallowEditing short Specifies whether or not a report field can be edited. Set this
variable to TRUE if you want to disallow report field editing,
FALSE if you do not, or PEP_UNCHANGED to keep the
existing setting.
m_allowMultiple short Specifies whether or not a field can have multiple values in a
Values report. Set this variable to TRUE if you want to allow multiple
values in a report field, FALSE if you do not, or
PEP_UNCHANGED to keep the existing setting.
m_hasDiscreteValues short Specifies whether or not a field has discrete values in a report.
Uses one of the following PEP_DR_XXX constants, or
PEP_UNCHANGED to keep existing setting.
Constant
PEP_DR_HASRANGE
PEP_DR_HASDISCRETE
PEP_DR_HASDISCRETEANDRANGE
m_partOfGroup short Specifies whether or not the parameter field is a member of a
group. Set this variable to TRUE if a report field is part of a group,
FALSE if not, or PEP_UNCHANGED to keep the existing setting.
m_groupNum short Specifies the group number or PEP_UNCHANGED to keep
the existing group number.

m_mutuallyExclusive short Specifies whether or not the group assigned to a field in a

Group report is mutually exclusive. This variable does not apply if the
m_partOfGroup member variable is set to FALSE. Set this
variable to TRUE if it is mutually exclusive, FALSE if it is not,
or PEP_UNCHANGED to keep the existing setting.
Constructor CRPEParameterValueInfo::CRPEParameterValueInfo
This constructs a CRPEParameterValueInfo structure object. Call the constructor

CRPEPrameterValueInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEParameterValueInfo (
short isNullable,
short disallowEditing,
short allowMultipleValues,
short hasDiscreteValues,
short partOfGroup,
short groupNum,
short mutuallyExclusiveGroup );
CRPEPrintOptions
This structure contains print options for a report and is used by
“CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page93.
Data Members
Each data member is set by the corresponding constructor parameter unless
otherwise noted.

m_startPageN unsigned 0 Specifies the first page that you want to
short print. Parameter is 1-based. Use 0 to
preserve the existing setting.
m_stopPageN unsigned 0 Specifies the last page that you want to
short print. Parameter is 1-based. Use 0 to
preserve the existing setting.
m_nReportCopies unsigned 0 Specifies the number of copies that you
short want to print. Parameter is 1-based. Use 0
to preserve the existing setting.


m_collation unsigned PEP_ Indicates whether you want the copies of
short DEFAULT the report to be collated (if you are
COLLATION printing multiple copies of a multiple
page report). Uses one of the following
constants.
PEP_UNCOLLATED Page order = 1, 1, 1,...; 2, 2, 2,...; 3, 3, 3,...; etc.
PEP_COLLATED Page order = 1, 2, 3,...; 1, 2, 3,...; 1, 2, 3,...; etc.
PEP_DEFAULTCOLLATION Use the collation settings specified in the
report.
m_outputFileName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the output file name.
Constructor CRPEPrintOptions::CRPEPrintOptions
This constructs a CRPEPrintOptions structure object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

CRPEPrintOptions ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEPrintOptions (
unsigned short startPageN,
unsigned short stopPageN,
unsigned short nReportCopies,
unsigned short collation,
_TCHAR *outputFileName );
CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo
This structure provides information about records read when a callback function
is called with event ID equal to PEP_READING_RECORDS_EVENT.
Data Members

m_cancelled short FALSE BOOL. Indicates whether the reading records event is
canceled.
m_recordsRead long 0 Indicates how many records have been read so far.


m_recordsSelected long 0 Indicates how many records have been selected so far.
m_done short FALSE BOOL. Indicates whether the reading records event is
finished.
Constructor CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo::CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo structure object. It assigns
Constructor Syntax
CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo ();
CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo
This structure contains report field mapping information.
Data Members
otherwise noted.
Data Member Type Default Description

m_valueType WORD 0 valueType, one of the PEP_FVT constants.
Constant
PEP_FVT_INT8SFIELD
PEP_FVT_INT8UFIELD
PEP_FVT_INT16SFIELD
PEP_FVT_INT16UFIELD
PEP_FVT_INT32SFIELD
PEP_FVT_INT32UFIELD
PEP_FVT_NUMBERFIELD
PEP_FVT_CURRENCYFIELD
PEP_FVT_BOOLEANFIELD
PEP_FVT_DATEFIELD
PEP_FVT_TIMEFIELD
PEP_FVT_STRINGFIELD
PEP_FVT_TRANSIENTMEMOFIELD
PEP_FVT_PERSISTENTMEMOFIELD
PEP_FVT_BLOBFIELD


PEP_FVT_DATETIMEFIELD
PEP_FVT_BITMAPFIELD
PEP_FVT_ICONFIELD
PEP_FVT_PICTUREFIELD
PEP_FVT_OLEFIELD
PEP_FVT_GRAPHFIELD
PEP_FVT_UNKNOWNFIELD
m_TableAliasName _TCHAR ’\0’ The table alias name (of length
PEP_TABLE_NAME_LEN = 128).
m_databaseFieldName _TCHAR ’\0’ The database field name (of length
PEP_DATABASE_FIELD_NAME_LEN = 128).
m_mappingTo int 0 The assigned index of a field in
PEFieldMappingEventInfo. See Remarks below.
Remarks
Mapped fields are assigned to the index of a field in the member
databaseFields array of PEFieldMappingEventInfo.
Unmapped fields are assigned to -1.
Constructor CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo::CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo
This constructs a CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo structure object. Call the

CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo (
WORD valueType,
const _TCHAR *tableAliasName,
const _TCHAR *databaseFieldName,
int mappingTo );

CRPEReportOptions
This structure contains specifications for formatting selected report sections. This
information is used by the methods “CRPEJob::GetReportOptions” on page59, and
“CRPEJob::SetReportOptions” on page94.
Data Members
Use TRUE, FALSE, or PEP_UNCHANGED for each member except as noted
below.
The default for each data member is PEP_UNCHANGED.
m_saveDataWithReport Specifies whether data should be saved with the report.

m_saveSummaries Specifies whether to save summaries with the report.
WithReport
m_useIndexForSpeed Specifies whether to use index values.
m_translateDOSStrings Specifies whether to translate DOS strings.
m_translateDOSMemos Specifies whether to translate DOS memos.
m_convertDateTimeType Specifies whether to convert Date/Time format to another format. Use
one of the following constants or PEP_UNCHANGED.
PEP_RPTOPT_DVTDATETIMETOD To Date.
ATE
PEP_RPTOPT_KEEPDATETIME To Date/Time.
TYPE
m_convertNullFieldTo Specifies whether to convert NULL parameter fields to their default
Default values.
m_morePrintEngineError Specifies whether to allow the print engine to pop up error messages to
Messages the screen from an application without the user’s intervention.
m_caseInsensitiveSQLData Specifies whether to perform a case insensitive search for SQL data.
m_verifyOnEveryPrint Specifies whether to perform database verification for every print job.
m_zoomMode Use one of the PEP_ZOOM_XXX “Zoom Constants” on page172 or
PEP_UNCHANGED.
m_hasGroupTree Specifies whether there is a group tree associated with the report.
m_dontGenerateDataFor Specifies whether to generate data for hidden objects.
HiddenObjects
m_performGrouping Specifies whether to perform grouping on servers.
OnServer
m_doAsyncQuery Specifies whether to do Async Query.
m_promptMode Specifies the prompt mode. Uses “Report Prompt Option
m_selectDistinctRecords Boolean. Specifies the select distinct records option.

Constructor CRPEReportOptions::CRPEReportOptions
This constructs a CRPEReportOptions structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

CRPEReportOptions ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEReportOptions (
short saveDataWithReport,
short saveSummariesWithReport,
short useIndexForSpeed,
short translateDOSStrings,
short translateDOSMemos,
short convertDateTimeType,
short convertNullFieldToDefault,
short morePrintEngineErrorMessages,
short caseInsensitiveSQLData,
short verifyOnEveryPrint,
short zoomMode,
short hasGroupTree,
short dontGenerateDataForHiddenObjects,
short performGroupingOnServer,
short doAsyncQuery,
short promptMode,
short selectDistinctRecords,
short wysiwygMode );
CRPEReportSummaryInfo
This structure provides report summary information such as the report title,
author, and comments. It corresponds to the report summary information in the
Crystal Reports Designer. This structure is used by
“CRPEJob::GetReportSummaryInfo” on page59, to get information about a
specific parameter field and by “CRPEJob::SetReportSummaryInfo” on page94, to
change a specific parameter field.

Data Members
otherwise noted.
The default value for each data member is ’\0’, except as noted.
m_applicationName _TCHAR Specifies an application name (of size

PEP_SI_APPLICATION_NAME_LEN = 128) for the
application using this report.
m_title _TCHAR Specifies the title (of size PEP_SI_TITLE_LEN = 128) of the
current report.
m_subject _TCHAR Specifies the subject (of size PEP_SI_SUBJECT_LEN = 128)
of the current report.
m_author _TCHAR Specifies the author (of size PEP_SI_AUTHOR_LEN = 128)
of the current report.
m_keywords _TCHAR Specifies the keywords (of size PEP_SI_KEYWORDS_LEN =
128) included for the current report.
m_comments _TCHAR Specifies any comments (of size PEP_SI_COMMENTS_LEN
= 512) for the current report.
m_reportTemplate _TCHAR Specifies the report template (of size
PEP_SI_REPORT_TEMPLATE_LEN = 128) for the current
report.
m_savePreview short Specifies whether or not to save the Preview Picture. Default
Picture value = 0.
Constructor CRPEReportSummaryInfo:: CRPEReportSummaryInfo

This constructs a CRPEReportSummaryInfo structure object. Call the constructor

CRPEReportSummaryInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEReportSummaryInfo (
_TCHAR *applicationName,
_TCHAR *title,
_TCHAR *subject,
_TCHAR *author,
_TCHAR *keywords,
_TCHAR *comments,
_TCHAR *reportTemplate,
short savePreviewPicture );

CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo
This structure returns information when a callback function is called with event ID
equal to PEP_SEARCH_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT.
Data Members

m_windowHandle long 0 Specifies on which frame window handle the
button is positioned.
m_searchString _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the search string (of length =
PEP_SEARCH_STRING_LEN = 128) in search
edit control.
Constructor
CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo::CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo
This constructs a CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo structure object. It assigns
Constructor Syntax
CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo ();
CRPESectionOptions
This structure contains specifications for formatting selected report sections and
areas.
Data Members
The default for each member is FALSE except m_backgroundColour default
PEP_UNCHANGED_COLOR.
m_visible short Specifies whether or not the selected section is visible. Use
TRUE to keep the section visible, FALSE to hide the section,
or PEP_UNCHANGED to retain the previous setting.
m_newPageBefore short Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine will insert
a page break before the section is printed. Use TRUE to insert
a page break, FALSE to leave it without a page break, or
PEP_UNCHANGED to retain the previous setting.
m_newPageAfter short Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine will insert
a page break after the section is printed. Use TRUE to insert a
page break, FALSE to leave it without a page break, or

m_keepTogether short Specifies whether the Crystal Report Engine is to keep all
lines of the section together, either on the current page (if
there is room), or on the next page. Use TRUE to keep the
lines together, FALSE to allow the Crystal Report Engine to
split section data from one page to the next if necessary, or
m_suppressBlank short Specifies whether the Crystal Report Engine is to eliminate
Lines lines from your report that are blank due to fields being
suppressed (zeroes, duplicates, and hidden fields). TRUE
eliminates blank lines, FALSE retains them, or
PEP_UNCHANGED retains the previous setting.
m_resetPageN short Specifies whether the Crystal Report Engine is to reset the
After page number to one (1) for the following page, after it
prints a group total. Use TRUE to reset the page number,
FALSE to continue the existing numbering, or
m_printAtBottom short Specifies whether the Crystal Report Engine is to cause
OfPage each group summary value to print only at the bottom of a
page. Use TRUE to print summaries at the bottom of the
page, FALSE to print summaries immediately after the
group, or PEP_UNCHANGED to retain the previous
setting.
m_background COLOREF Specifies the RGB color value contained in the structure,
Colour COLORREF in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Use PEP_UNCHANGED_COLOR to retain the previous
settings.
m_underlaySection short Indicates whether the specified section is to use the
underlay feature for chart and map placement. Use TRUE
to underlay. Use PEP_UNCHANGED to retain the
previous setting.
m_showArea short Indicates whether to show/hide the Area to which the
specified section belongs. Use TRUE to show the specified
Area, FALSE to hide it, or PEP_UNCHANGED to retain
the previous setting.
m_freeForm short Design time flag. If set to TRUE an object can be placed
Placement anywhere in a section. Use PEP_UNCHANGED to retain
the previous setting.
m_reserveMinimum short Used to reduce unnecessary white space in the page footer
PageFooter area containing more than one conditionally formatted
section . When set to TRUE, the space required to display
only one section (the tallest) is reserved. When set to
FALSE (default), the maximum height necessary to display
every section in the page footer area at full height will be
reserved. See Remarks below.

Remarks
reserveMinimumPageFooter can be used to remove undesirable white space when
there are two or more sections in the page footer area and only one section, based
on conditional settings, will be visible when the report is viewed in the preview
window. For example, a report page footer area might contain two sections, one
conditionally set to display at the bottom of odd pages and the other at the bottom
of even pages. When this member is set to TRUE, sufficient space will be reserved
to display only one of the sections included in the area (set to the height of the
tallest section). Note that when reserveMinimumPageFooter = TRUE and there is
more than one section visible in the page footer area, the visible sections will be
displayed only to the extent allowed by the reserved minimum space (the height
of the tallest section) with the remainder truncated.
Constructor CRPESectionOptions::CRPESectionOptions
This constructs a CRPESectionOptions structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

CRPESectionOptions ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPESectionOptions (
short visible,
short newPageBefore,
short newPageAfter,
short keepTogether,
short suppressBlankLines,
short resetPageNAfter,
short printAtBottomOfPage,
COLORREF backgroundColour,
short underlaySection,
short showArea,
short freeFormPlacement,
short reserveMinimumPageFooter );
CRPESessionInfo
This structure is used to get and set the session information (user ID and
password) for password-protected Microsoft Access databases. It is used with
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo” on page55, and
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo” on page90, member functions.

Data Members

m_userID _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the user ID (of length PEP_SESS_USERID_LEN
= 128) needed for logging on to the MS Access system
(NULL-terminated).
m_password _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the password (of length
PEP_SESS_PASSWORD_LEN = 128) needed for logging
on to the MS Access system (NULL-terminated).
m_session DWORD 0 The handle to the current MS Access session. When getting
Handle information from a report, sessionHandle is undefined.
When setting information for a report, if sessionHandle is =
0 then the UserID and Password settings are used;
otherwise the SessionHandle is used.
Constructor CRPESessionInfo::CRPESessionInfo
This constructs a CRPESessionInfo structure object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

CRPESessionInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPESessionInfo (
const _TCHAR *userID,
const _TCHAR *password,
DWORD sessionHandle );
CRPEShowGroupEventInfo
This structure provides show group event information when an event callback is
called with event ID equal to PEP_SHOW_GROUP_EVENT.
Data Members

m_groupLevel WORD 0 Number of items in groupList.
m_windowHandle long 0 Frame window handle where the event happens.
m_groupList _TCHAR NULL Pointer to an array of group names describing the
group path that the group area is going to navigate
to. This pointer is freed after the callback function.

Constructor CRPEShowGroupEventInfo::CRPEShowGroupEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEShowGroupEventInfo structure object. It assigns default
Constructor Syntax
CRPEShowGroupEventInfo ();
CRPEStartEventInfo
This structure provides start event information when the callback function is called
with event ID equal to PEP_START_EVENT.
Data Members
The default for data member m_destination is PEP_TO_NOWHERE.
m_destination WORD Indicates the process destination using one of the following
PEP_TO_XXX “Job Destination Constants” on page169.
Constructor CRPEStartEventInfo::CRPEStartEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEStartEventInfo structure object. It assigns the default value
to the member of the structure.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEStartEventInfo ();
CRPEStopEventInfo
This structure provides stop event information when a callback method is called
with an event ID equal to PEP_STOP_EVENT.
Data Members
m_destination WORD Indicates the process destination using one of the PEP_TO_XXX
“Job Destination Constants” on page169.
m_jobStatus WORD Indicates the current status of the job using one of the
PEP_JOBXXX “Job Status Constants” on page169.
Constructor CRPEStopEventInfo::CRPEStopEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEStopEventInfo structure object. It assigns default values to
Constructor Syntax
CRPEStopEventInfo ();

CRPESubreportInfo
The CRPESubreportInfo structure contains information on a subreport that
appears in the main report. This structure is used by “CRPEJob::GetSubreportInfo”
on page64, to retrieve information about a subreport.
Data Members

m_name _TCHAR ’\0’ A string (of length
PEP_SUBREPORT_NAME_LEN = 128) that
contains the specified subreport name.
m_NLinks short 0 Indicates the number of links that are present
in the specified subreport.
m_IsOn short FALSE Indicates whether the specified subreport is
Demand available to the user on demand. Set to TRUE
if the subreport is available on demand,
FALSE if it is not, and PEP_UNCHANGED to
retain the previous setting.
m_external short FALSE Specifies TRUE if the subreport is imported
and FALSE otherwise.
m_reimport short PEP_UNCHANGED Specifies the reimport option using one of the
Option PEP_SRI_XXX “Subreport Info Constants” on
page171.
Constructor CRPESubreportInfo::CRPESubreportInfo
This constructs a CRPESubreportInfo structure object. It assigns default values to
Constructor Syntax
CRPESubreportInfo();
CRPETableDifferenceInfo
This structure contains table difference information and is used by
“CRPEJob::CheckNthTableDifferences” on page20.
Data Member
otherwise noted.

m_tableDifferences DWORD 0 Contains any combination of PEP_TCD_XXX
“Table Difference Constants” on page171.
m_reserved1 DWORD Reserved. Do not use.
m_reserved2 DWORD Reserved. Do not use.

Constructor CRPETableDifferenceInfo::CRPETableDifferenceInfo
This constructs a CRPETableDifferenceInfo structure object. Call the constructor

CRPETableDifferenceInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPETableDifferenceInfo (
WORD StructSize,
DWORD tableDifferences );
CRPETableLocation
This structure contains table location information and is used by
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation” on page53, and
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation” on page89.
Data Member
otherwise noted.

m_location _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the string (of length
PEP_TABLE_LOCATION_LEN = 256) that contains
the database location (NULL-terminated).
m_SubLocation _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the string (of length
PEP_TABLE_LOCATION_LEN = 256) that contains
the database sublocation (NULL-terminated).
m_ConnectBuffer _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies a pointer to the string (of length
PEP_CONNECTION_BUFFER_LEN = 512) that
contains the database connection buffer (NULL-
terminated).
Constructor CRPETableLocation::CRPETableLocation
This constructs a CRPETableLocation structure object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

CRPETableLocation ();

Constructor Syntax
CRPETableLocation (
const _TCHAR *location,
const _TCHAR *SubLocation,
const _TCHAR *ConnectionBuffer );
CRPETablePrivateInfo
This structure contains information for using data objects such as ADO, RDO, or
CDO with the Active Data Driver.
Data Member
otherwise noted.

m_nBytes WORD Specifies the length of the data starting at the dataPtr.
m_tag DWORD Specifies a value indicating the type of data being passed to
theDatabaseTable object in the Data parameter. Currently, the only
possible value is 3. This value must be used for all Active data sources
including DAO, ADO, RDO, CDO, and the Visual Basic data control.
m_dataPtr BYTE Specifies a pointer to variant data passed to the database driver. With
Active data, this must be a Recordset object if DAO, ADO, or the Visual
Basic data control is used. If CDO is used, this must be a Rowset object.
Constructor CRPETablePrivateInfo::CRPETablePrivateInfo
This constructs a CRPETablePrivateInfo structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.

CRPETablePrivateInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPETablePrivateInfo (
WORD StructSize,
WORD nBytes,
DWORD tag,
BYTE *dataPtr );

CRPETableType
This structure contains information about a specific table used in the report and is
used by “CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo” on page55.
Data Members

m_dllName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the name of the appropriate database
DLL (of length PEP_DLL_NAME = 64) for the
table of interest (NULL-terminated).
m_descriptiveName _TCHAR ’\0’ Specifies the name of the database table (of
length PEP_FULL_NAME = 256) of interest
(NULL-terminated).
m_dbType WORD PEP_DT_ Specifies the type of database that contains the
SQL table of interest. Use one of the following
constants.
PEP_DT_STANDARD Standard data table.
PEP_DT_SQL SQL data table.
Constructor CRPETableType::CRPETableType
This constructs a CRPETableType structure object. It assigns default values to the
members of the structure.
Constructor Syntax
CRPETableType ();
CRPETrackCursorInfo
This structure specifies cursor information such as size and type and is used by
“CRPEJob::GetTrackCursorInfo” on page64, or “CRPEJob::SetTrackCursorInfo”
on page98.
Data Members
Each available data member uses the PEP_TC_XXX “Cursor Constants” on
page154, except as noted below.
The default value for each available data member is
PEP_TC_DEFAULT_CURSOR, except as noted below. For most areas, CRPE
sets this to PEP_TC_ARROW_CURSOR.

Pass PE_UNCHANGED for any available data member to use the existing
cursor.

m_groupAreaCursor: short Specifies the group area cursor.
m_groupAreaFieldCursor short Specifies the cursor for a memo, blob, database,
summary, or formula field in the group area.
m_detailAreaCursor short Specifies the cursor for the Details area.
m_detailAreaFieldCursor short Specifies the cursor for a memo, blob, database,
summary, or formula field in the Details area.
m_graphCursor short Specifies the cursor for the group chart in the
Report Header or Report Footer area.
m_groupAreaCursorHandle long Reserved, do not use.
m_groupAreaFieldCursorHandle long Reserved, do not use.
m_detailAreaCursorHandle long Reserved, do not use.
m_detailAreaFieldCursorHandle long Reserved, do not use.
m_graphCursorHandle long Reserved, do not use.
m_ondemandSubreportCursor short Specifies the cursor for real-time subreports when
drilldown for the window is enabled. Default is
PEP_TC_MAGNIFY_CURSOR.
m_hyperlinkCursor short Specifies the cursor to show over a report object
that has hyperlink text. Default is
PEP_TC_HAND_CURSOR.
Remarks
By default, most of the cursors are set to the constant
PEP_TC_ARROW_CURSOR. If the canDrillDown option in
“CRPEWindowOptions” on page150 is set to True, groupAreaCursor,
groupAreaFieldCursor, and graphCursor will be
PEP_TC_MAGNIFY_CURSOR.
Some cursors are 32-bit only and some are 16-bit only. If a cursor is not
supported on a platform, the cursor will not be changed for the specified area.
Constructor CRPETrackCursorInfo::CRPETrackCursorInfo
This constructs a RPETrackCursorInfo structure object. It assigns default values to
Constructor Syntax
CRPETrackCursorInfo () ;

CRPEValueInfo
This structure contains parameter field value information.
Data Members

m_valueType WORD PEP_VI_ Specifies the data type of the parameter field. The
NUMBER Crystal Report Engine supports the following data
types and associated constants.
Data Type Constant
Number PEP_VI_NUMBER
Currency PEP_VI_CURRENCY
Boolean PEP_VI_BOOLEAN
Date PEP_VI_DATE
String PEP_VI_STRING
Date/Time PEP_VI_DATETIME
Time PEP_VI_TIME
Integer PEP_VI_INTEGER
Color PEP_VI_COLOR
Char PEP_VI_CHAR
Long PEP_VI_LONG
NoValue PEP_VI_NOVALUE
m_viNumber double 0 Specifies the value if the parameter is a numeric
value.
m_viCurrency double 0 Specifies the value if the parameter is a currency
value.
m_viBoolean BOOL FALSE Specifies the value if the parameter is a Boolean
value.
m_viString _TCHAR \0’ Specifies the string (of length
PEP_VI_STRING_LEN = 256, NULL-terminated)
value if the parameter is a string
m_viDate short 0, 0, 0 Specifies the value if the parameter is a date value
(year, month, day).
m_viDate short 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 Specifies the value if the parameter is a date/time
Time value (year, month, day, hour, minute, second).
m_viTime short 0, 0, 0 Specifies the value if the parameter is a time value
(hour, minute, second).

m_viColor COLOREF 0X00000000 For future support of color parameters.

m_viInteger short 0 For future support of integer parameters.
m_viC _TCHAR ’\0’ For future support of character parameters.
m_ignored _TCHAR ’\0’ For 4 byte alignment. Ignored. Do not use.
m_viLong long 0 For future support of long parameters.
Constructor CRPEValueInfo::CRPEValueInfo
This constructs a CRPEValueInfo structure object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

CRPEValueInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEValueInfo (
WORD StructSize,
WORD valueType,
double viNumber,
double viCurrency,
BOOL viBoolean,
_TCHAR viString,
short viDate,
short viDateTime,
short viTime,
COLORREF viColor,
short viInteger,
_TCHAR viC,
_TCHAR ignored,
long viLong );

CRPEWindowOptions
This structure is used to set attributes for a print window. Use
“CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions” on page65, and “CRPEJob::SetWindowOptions”
on page99, to retrieve and change these options.
Data Members
The default for each data member is FALSE.
For each data member, use TRUE, FALSE, or PEP_UNCHANGED to use
existing setting.
m_hasGroupTree short Indicates whether the specified print window has a group tree.
m_canDrillDown short Indicates whether the specified print window has permission
to drill down.
m_has short Indicates whether the specified print window has navigation
NavigationControls controls (previous, next, etc.).
m_hasCancelButtom short Indicates whether the specified print window has a Cancel
button.
m_hasPrintButton short Indicates whether the specified print window has a Print button.
m_hasExportButton short Indicates whether the specified print window has an Export
button.
m_has ZoomControl short Indicates whether the specified print window has
magnification controls.
m_hasCloseButton short Indicates whether the specified print window has a Close button.
m_has short Indicates whether the specified print window has controls to
progressControls indicated the progress of a lengthy operation.
m_hasSearchButton short Indicates whether to perform database verification for every
print job.
m_hasPrintSetup short Indicates whether the specified print window has a Print
Button Setup button.
m_hasRefreshButton short Indicates whether the specified print window has a Refresh
Data button.
m_showToolbarTips short Indicates whether Toolbar Tips will be shown or hidden.
m_showDocumentTips short Indicates whether Document Tips will be shown or hidden.
m_hasLaunchButton short Indicates whether a Launch Seagate Analysis button will be
shown or hidden.
Note: Seagate Analysis is now known as Crystal Analysis.
Constructor CRPEWindowOptions::CRPEWindowOptions
This constructs a CRPEWindowOptions structure object. Call the constructor with
member variable.


CRPEReportOptions ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEWindowOptions (
short hasGroupTree,
short canDrillDown,
short hasNavigationControls,
short hasCancelButton,
short hasPrintButton,
short hasExportButton,
short hasZoomControl,
short hasCloseButton,
short hasProgressControls,
short hasSearchButton,
short hasPrintSetupButton,
short hasRefreshButton
short showToolbarTips,
short showDocumentTips,
short hasLaunchButton );
CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo
This structure gives information about the
PEP_ZOOM_LEVEL_CHANGING_EVENT event.
Data Members
m_zoomLevel WORD The zoom level you wish to set the preview window at. This
value can be a value from 25 to 400, indicating a magnification
percentage, or it can be one of the PEP_ZOOM_XXX “Zoom
m_windowHandle long Specifies the frame window handle where the event happens.
Constructor
CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo::CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo
This constructs a CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo structure object. It assigns
Constructor Syntax
CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo ();

class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Constants

This section describes some of the more widely used class CRPEngine and class
CRPEJob constants.
“Area/Section Format Formula Constants” on page153
“Cursor Constants” on page154
“Error Codes” on page154
“Event Id Constants” on page159
“Formula Syntax Constants” on page160
“Graph Options Constants” on page160
“Graph Axis Division Method Constants” on page161
“Graph Placement Constants” on page161
“Graph Gridline Constants” on page161
“Graph Bar Size Constants” on page161
“Graph Pie Size Constants” on page162
“Graph Detached Pie Slice Constants” on page162
“Graph Legend Layout Constants” on page162
“Graph Marker Size Constants” on page162
“Graph Marker Shape Constants” on page163
“Graph Color Constants” on page163
“Chart Data Point Constants” on page163
“Chart Number Format Constants” on page163
“Graph Viewing Angle Constants” on page164
“Graph Title Type Constants” on page164
“Graph Text Font Constants” on page165
“Graph Type and Subtype Constants” on page165
“Graph Major Type Constants” on page166
“Bar Chart Subtype Constants” on page166
“Line Chart Subtype Constants” on page166
“Area Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“Pie Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“Doughnut Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“3D Riser Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“3D Surface Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Scatter Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Radar Chart Subtype Constants” on page168

“Bubble Chart Subtype Constants” on page168

“Stock (High/Low/Close) Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Miscellaneous Chart Subtype Constants” on page169
“Job Destination Constants” on page169
“Job Status Constants” on page169
“Report Prompt Option Constants” on page170
“Section Codes Constants” on page170
“Sort Method Constants” on page170
“Sort Order Constants” on page170
“Subreport Info Constants” on page171
“Table Difference Constants” on page171
“Zoom Constants” on page172
Area/Section Format Formula Constants

Constants PE_FFN_SECTION_VISIBILITY and
PEP_FFN_SECTION_BACK_COLOUR are included for support of older
applications. These constants have the same value as
PE_FFN_AREASECTION_VISIBILITY and PEP_FFN_SECTION_BACK_COLOR.
All new Crystal Reports applications should use
PE_FFN_AREASECTION_VISIBILITY and PEP_FFN_SECTION_BACK_COLOR.
PE_FFN_AREASECTION_VISIBILITY Area and Section format
PE_FFN_SECTION_VISIBILITY Section format
PE_FFN_SHOW_AREA Area format
PE_FFN_NEW_PAGE_BEFORE Area and Section format
PE_FFN_NEW_PAGE_AFTER Area and Section format
PE_FFN_KEEP_TOGETHER Area and Section format
PE_FFN_SUPPRESS_BLANK_SECTION Section format
PE_FFN_RESET_PAGE_N_AFTER Area and Section format
PE_FFN_PRINT_AT_BOTTOM_OF_PAGE Area and Section format
PE_FFN_UNDERLAY_SECTION Section format
PE_FFN_SECTION_BACK_COLOUR Section format
PE_FFN_SECTION_BACK_COLOR Section format

Cursor Constants

PEP_TC_DEFAULT_CURSOR 0 CRPE set default cursor to be
PEP_TC_ARROW_CURSOR
PEP_TC_ARROW_CURSOR 1 CRPE default cursor
PEP_TC_CROSS_CURSOR 2
PEP_TC_IBEAM_CURSOR 3
PEP_TC_UPARROW_CURSOR 4
PEP_TC_SIZEALL_CURSOR 5
PEP_TC_SIZENWSE_CURSOR 6
PEP_TC_SIZENESW_CURSOR 7
PEP_TC_SIZEWE_CURSOR 8
PEP_TC_SIZENS_CURSOR 9
PEP_TC_NO_CURSOR 10
PEP_TC_WAIT_CURSOR 11
PEP_TC_APPSTARTING_CURSOR 12
PEP_TC_HELP_CURSOR 13
PEP_TC_SIZE_CURSOR 14 For 16bit
PEP_C_ICON_CURSOR 15 For 16bit
PEP_TC_BACKGROUND_PROCESS_CURSOR 94 CRPE specific cursor.
PEP_TC_GRAB_HAND_CURSOR 95 CRPE specific cursor.
PEP_TC_ZOOM_IN_CURSOR 96 CRPE specific cursor.
PEP_TC_REPORT_SECTION_CURSOR 97 CRPE specific cursor.
PEP_TC_HAND_CURSOR 98 CRPE specific cursor.
PEP_TC_MAGNIFY_CURSOR 99 CRPE specific cursor.
Error Codes
The following codes are returned by “CRPEngine::GetErrorCode” on page6, and
“CRPEJob::GetErrorCode” on page29.
PEP_ERR_NOERROR
PEP_ERR_NOTENOUGHMEMORY
PEP_ERR_INVALIDJOBNO
PEP_ERR_INVALIDHANDLE

PEP_ERR_STRINGTOOLONG
PEP_ERR_NOSUCHREPORT
PEP_ERR_NODESTINATION
PEP_ERR_BADFILENUMBER
PEP_ERR_BADFILENAME
PEP_ERR_BADFIELDNUMBER
PEP_ERR_BADFIELDNAME
PEP_ERR_BADFORMULANAME
PEP_ERR_BADSORTDIRECTION
PEP_ERR_ENGINENOTOPEN
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPRINTER
PEP_ERR_PRINTFILEEXISTS
PEP_ERR_BADFORMULATEXT
PEP_ERR_BADGROUPSECTION
PEP_ERR_ENGINEBUSY
PEP_ERR_BADSECTION
PEP_ERR_NOPRINTWINDOW
PEP_ERR_JOBALREADYSTARTED
PEP_ERR_BADSUMMARYFIELD
PEP_ERR_NOTENOUGHSYSRES
PEP_ERR_BADGROUPCONDITION
PEP_ERR_JOBBUSY
PEP_ERR_BADREPORTFILE
PEP_ERR_NODEFAULTPRINTER
PEP_ERR_SQLSERVERERROR
PEP_ERR_BADLINENUMBER
PEP_ERR_DISKFULL
PEP_ERR_FILEERROR
PEP_ERR_INCORRECTPASSWORD
PEP_ERR_BADDATABASEDLL
PEP_ERR_BADDATABASEFILE
PEP_ERR_ERRORINDATABASEDLL
PEP_ERR_DATABASESESSION
PEP_ERR_DATABASELOGON

PEP_ERR_DATABASELOCATION
PEP_ERR_BADSTRUCTSIZE
PEP_ERR_BADDATE
PEP_ERR_BADEXPORTDLL
PEP_ERR_ERRORINEXPORTDLL
PEP_ERR_PREVATFIRSTPAGE
PEP_ERR_NEXTATLASTPAGE
PEP_ERR_CANNOTACCESSREPORT
PEP_ERR_USERCANCELLED
PEP_ERR_OLE2NOTLOADED
PEP_ERR_BADCROSSTABGROUP
PEP_ERR_NOCTSUMMARIZEDFIELD
PEP_ERR_DESTINATIONNOTEXPORT
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPAGENUMBER
PEP_ERR_NOTSTOREDPROCEDURE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPARAMETER
PEP_ERR_GRAPHNOTFOUND
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHTYPE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHDATA
PEP_ERR_CANNOTMOVEGRAPH
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHTEXT
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHOPT
PEP_ERR_BADSECTIONHEIGHT
PEP_ERR_BADVALUETYPE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSUBREPORTNAME
PEP_ERR_NOPARENTWINDOW No dialog parent window.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDZOOMFACTOR Invalid zoom factor.
PEP_ERR_PAGESIZEOVERFLOW
PEP_ERR_LOWSYSTEMRESOURCES
PEP_ERR_BADGROUPNUMBER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDOBJECTFORMATNAME
PEP_ERR_INVALIDNEGATIVEVALUE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDMEMORYPOINTER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDOBJECTTYPE

PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHDATATYPE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSUBREPORTLINKNUMBER
PEP_ERR_SUBREPORTLINKEXIST
PEP_ERR_BADROWCOLVALUE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSUMMARYNUMBER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHDATAFIELDNUMBER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSUBREPORTNUMBER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDFIELDSCOPE
PEP_ERR_FIELDINUSE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPARAMETERNUMBER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPAGEMARGINS
PEP_ERR_REPORTONSECUREQUERY
PEP_ERR_CANNOTOPENSECUREQUERY
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSECTIONNUMBER
PEP_ERR_SQLSERVERNOTOPENED
PEP_ERR_TABLENAMEEXIST
PEP_ERR_INVALIDCURSOR
PEP_ERR_FIRSTPASSNOTFINISHED
PEP_ERR_CREATEDATASOURCE
PEP_ERR_CREATEDRILLDOWNPARAMETERS
PEP_ERR_CHECKFORDATASOURCECHANGES
PEP_ERR_STARTBACKGROUNDPROCESSING
PEP_ERR_SQLSERVERINUSE
PEP_ERR_GROUPSORTFIELDNOTSET
PEP_ERR_CANNOTSETSAVESUMMARIES
PEP_ERR_LOADOLAPDATABASEMANAGER
PEP_ERR_OPENOLAPCUBE
PEP_ERR_READOLAPCUBEDATA
PEP_ERR_CANNOTSAVEQUERY
PEP_ERR_CANNOTREADQUERYDATA
PEP_ERR_MAINREPORTFIELDLINKED
PEP_ERR_INVALIDMAPPINGTYPEVALUE
PEP_ERR_HITTESTFAILED
PEP_ERR_BADSQLEXPRESSIONNAME No SQL expression by the specified *name*
exists in this report.

PEP_ERR_BADSQLEXPRESSIONNUMBER No SQL expression by the specified
*number* exists in this report.
PEP_ERR_BADSQLEXPRESSIONTEXT Not a valid SQL expression.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDDEFAULTVALUEINDEX Invalid index for default value of a
parameter.
PEP_ERR_NOMINMAXVALUE The specified PEP_PF_XXX type does not
have min/max values.
PEP_ERR_INCONSISTANTTYPES Both min and max values are specified in
PESetParameterMinMaxValue and the
value types for the min and max values are
not the same.
PEP_ERR_CANNOTLINKTABLES
PEP_ERR_CREATEROUTER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDFIELDINDEX
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHTITLETYPE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHTITLEFONTTYPE
PEP_ERR_PARAMTYPEDIFFERENT The type used in an add/set value API for a
parameter differs with its existing type.
PEP_ERR_INCONSISTANTRANGETYPES The value type for both start & end range
values must be the same.
PEP_ERR_RANGEORDISCRETE An operation was attempted on a discrete
parameter that is only legal for range
parameters or vice versa.
PEP_ERR_NOTMAINREPORT An operation was attempted that is
disallowed for subreports.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDCURRENTVALUEINDEX Invalid index for current value of a
parameter.
PEP_ERR_LINKEDPARAMVALUE Operation illegal on linked parameter.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPARAMETERRANGEINFO Invalid PEP_RI_XXX combination
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSORTMETHODINDEX Invalid sort method index.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHSUBTYPE Invalid PEP_GST_XXX or PEP_GST_XXX
does not match PEP_GT_XXX or
PEP_GST_XXX current graph type.
PEP_ERR_BADGRAPHOPTIONINFO One of the members of PEGraphOptionInfo
is out of range.
PEP_ERR_BADGRAPHAXISINFO One of them members of PEGraphAxisInfo
is out of range.
PEP_ERR_NOTEXTERNALSUBREPORT The subreport is not imported.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPARAMETERVALUE

PEP_ERR_INVALIDFORMULASYNTAXTYPE Specified formula syntax not in
PEP_FS_XXX.
PEP_ERR_INVALIDCROPVALUE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDCOLLATIONVALUE
PEP_ERR_STARTPAGEGREATERSTOPPAGE
PEP_ERR_OTHERERROR
PEP_ERR_INTERNALERROR Programming error.
PEP_ERR_NOTIMPLEMENTED
Event Id Constants
PEP_CLOSE_PRINT_WINDOW_EVENT
PEP_ACTIVATE_PRINT_WINDOW_EVENT
PEP_DEACTIVATE_PRINT_WINDOW_EVENT
PEP_PRINT_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_EXPORT_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_ZOOM_LEVEL_CHANGING_EVENT
PEP_FIRST_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_PREVIOUS_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_NEXT_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_LAST_PAGE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_CANCEL_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_CLOSE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_SEARCH_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_GROUP_TREE_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_PRINT_SETUP_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_REFRESH_BUTTON_CLICKED_EVENT
PEP_SHOW_GROUP_EVENT
PEP_DRILL_ON_GROUP_EVENT Include drill on graph.
PEP_DRILL_ON_DETAIL_EVENT
PEP_READING_RECORDS_EVENT
PEP_START_EVENT
PEP_STOP_EVENT

PEP_MAPPING_FIELD_EVENT
PEP_RIGHT_CLICK_EVENT Right mouse click.
PEP_LEFT_CLICK_EVENT Left mouse click.
PEP_MIDDLE_CLICK_EVENT Middle mouse click.
PEP_DRILL_ON_HYPERLINK_EVENT
PEP_LAUNCH_SEAGATE_ANALYSIS_EVENT
Formula Syntax Constants
Constant Value
PEP_FST_CRYSTAL 0
PEP_FST_BASIC 1
Graph Options Constants

The following Graph (Chart) Options Constants are listed in this section.
“Graph Axis Division Method Constants” on page161
“Graph Placement Constants” on page161
“Graph Gridline Constants” on page161
“Graph Bar Size Constants” on page161
“Graph Pie Size Constants” on page162
“Graph Detached Pie Slice Constants” on page162
“Graph Legend Layout Constants” on page162
“Graph Marker Size Constants” on page162
“Graph Marker Shape Constants” on page163
“Graph Color Constants” on page163
“Chart Data Point Constants” on page163
“Chart Number Format Constants” on page163
“Graph Viewing Angle Constants” on page164

Graph Axis Division Method Constants
Constant Value
PEP_ADM_AUTOMATIC 0
PEP_ADM_MANUAL 1
Graph Placement Constants
Constant
PEP_GLP_PLACEUPPERRIGHT
PEP_GLP_PLACEBOTTOMCENTER
PEP_GLP_PLACETOPCENTER
PEP_GLP_PLACERIGHT
PEP_GLP_PLACELEFT
Graph Gridline Constants
Constant
PEP_GGT_NOGRIDLINES
PEP_GGT_MINORGRIDLINES
PEP_GGT_MAJORGRIDLINES
PEP_GGT_MAJORANDMINORGRIDLINES
Graph Bar Size Constants
Constant
PEP_GBS_MINIMUMBARSIZE
PEP_GBS_SMALLBARSIZE
PEP_GBS_AVERAGEBARSIZE
PEP_GBS_LARGEBARSIZE
PEP_GBS_MAXIMUMBARSIZE

Graph Pie Size Constants
Constant
PEP_GPS_MINIMUMPIESIZE
PEP_GPS_SMALLPIESIZE
PEP_GPS_AVERAGEPIESIZE
PEP_GPS_LARGEPIESIZE
PEP_GPS_MAXIMUMPIESIZE
Graph Detached Pie Slice Constants
Constant
PEP_GDPS_NODETACHMENT
PEP_GDPS_SMALLESTSLICE
PEP_ GDPS _LARGES TSLICE
Graph Legend Layout Constants

PEP_GLL_PERCENTAGE 0
PEP_GLL_AMOUNT 1
PEP_GLL_CUSTOM 2 Use for PEGetGraphOptionInfo.
Do not use in PESetGraphOptionInfo.
Graph Marker Size Constants
Constant
PEP_GMS_SMALLMARKERS
PEP_GMS_MEDIUMSMALLMARKERS
PEP_GMS_MEDIUMMARKERS
PEP_GMS_MEDIUMLARGEMARKERS
PEP_GMS_LARGEMARKERS

Graph Marker Shape Constants
Constant
PEP_GMSP_RECTANGLESHAPE
PEP_GMSP_CIRCLESHAPE
PEP_GMSP_DIAMONDSHAPE
PEP_GMSP_TRIANGLESHAPE
Graph Color Constants
Constant
PEP_GCR_COLORCHART
PEP_GCR_BLACKANDWHITECHART
Chart Data Point Constants
Constant
PEP_GDP_NONE
PEP_GDP_SHOWLABEL
PEP_GDP_SHOWVALUE
Chart Number Format Constants
Constant
PEP_GNF_NODECIMAL
PEP_GNF_ONEDECIMAL
PEP_GNF_TWODECIMAL
PEP_GNF_CURRENCYNODECIMAL
PEP_GNF_CURRENCYTWODECIMAL
PEP_GNF_PERCENTNODECIMAL
PEP_GNF_PERCENTONEDECIMAL
PEP_GNF_PERCENTTWODECIMAL

Graph Viewing Angle Constants
Constant
PEP_GVA_STANDARDVIEW
PEP_GVA_TALLVIEW
PEP_GVA_TOPVIEW
PEP_GVA_DISTORTEDVIEW
PEP_GVA_SHORTVIEW
PEP_GVA_GROUPEYEVIEW
PEP_GVA_GROUPEMPHASISVIEW
PEP_GVA_FEWSERIESVIEW
PEP_GVA_FEWGROUPSVIEW
PEP_GVA_DISTORTEDSTDVIEW
PEP_GVA_THICKGROUPSVIEW
PEP_GVA_SHORTERVIEW
PEP_GVA_THICKSERIESVIEW
PEP_GVA_THICKSTDVIEW
PEP_GVA_BIRDSEYEVIEW
PEP_GVA_MAXVIEW
Graph Title Type Constants
Constant
PEP_GTT_TITLE
PEP_GTT_SUBTITLE
PEP_GTT_FOOTNOTE
PEP_GTT_SERIESTITLE
PEP_GTT_GROUPSTITLE
PEP_GTT_XAXISTITLE
PEP_GTT_YAXISTITLE
PEP_GTT_ZAXISTITLE

Graph Text Font Constants
Constant
PEP_GTF_TITLEFONT
PEP_GTF_SUBTITLEFONT
PEP_GTF_FOOTNOTEFONT
PEP_GTF_GROUPSTITLEFONT
PEP_GTF_DATATITLEFONT
PEP_GTF_LEGENDFONT
PEP_GTF_GROUPLABELSFONT
PEP_GTF_DATALABELSFONT
Graph Type and Subtype Constants

The following Graph Type and Subtype Constants are listed below.
“Graph Major Type Constants” on page166
“Bar Chart Subtype Constants” on page166
“Line Chart Subtype Constants” on page166
“Area Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“Pie Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“Doughnut Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“3D Riser Chart Subtype Constants” on page167
“3D Surface Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Scatter Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Radar Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Bubble Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Stock (High/Low/Close) Chart Subtype Constants” on page168
“Miscellaneous Chart Subtype Constants” on page169

Graph Major Type Constants
PEP_GT_BARCHART
PEP_GT_LINECHART
PEP_GT_AREACHART
PEP_GT_PIECHART
PEP_GT_DOUGHNUTCHART
PEP_GT_THREEDRISERCHART
PEP_GT_THREEDSURFACECHART
PEP_GT_SCATTERCHART
PEP_GT_RADARCHART
PEP_GT_BUBBLECHART
PEP_GT_STOCKCHART
PEP_GT_USERDEFINEDCHART For PEGetGraphTypeInfo only.
PEP_GT_UNKNOWNTYPECHART Do not use in PESetGraphTypeInfo.
Bar Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_SIDEBYSIDEBARCHART
PEP_GST_STACKEDBARCHART
PEP_GST_PERCENTBARCHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DSIDEBYSIDEBARCHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DSTACKEDBARCHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DPERCENTBARCHART
Line Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_REGULARLINECHART
PEP_GST_STACKEDLINECHART
PEP_GST_PERCENTAGELINECHART
PEP_GST_LINECHARTWITHMARKERS
PEP_GST_STACKEDLINECHARTWITHMARKERS
PEP_GST_PERCENTAGELINECHARTWITHMARKERS

Area Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_ABSOLUTEAREACHART
PEP_GST_STACKEDAREACHART
PEP_GST_PERCENTAREACHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DABSOLUTEAREACHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DSTACKEDAREACHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DPERCENTAREACHART
Pie Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_REGULARPIECHART
PEP_GST_FAKED3DREGULARPIECHART
PEP_GST_MULTIPLEPIECHART
PEP_GST_MULTIPLEPROPORTIONALPIECHART
Doughnut Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_REGULARDOUGHNUTCHART
PEP_GST_MULTIPLEDOUGHNUTCHART
PEP_GST_MULTIPLEPROPORTIONALDOUGHNUTCHART
3D Riser Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_THREEDREGULARCHART
PEP_GST_THREEDPYRAMIDCHART
PEP_GST_THREEDOCTAGONCHART
PEP_GST_THREEDCUTCORNERSCHART

3D Surface Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_THREEDSURFACEREGULARCHART
PEP_GST_THREEDSURFACEWITHSIDESCHART
PEP_GST_THREEDSURFACEHONEYCOMBCHART
Scatter Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_XYSCATTERCHART
PEP_GST_XYSCATTERDUALAXISCHART
PEP_GST_XYSCATTERWITHLABELSCHART
PEP_GST_XYSCATTERDUALAXISWITHLABELSCHART
Radar Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_REGULARRADARCHART
PEP_GST_STACKEDRADARCHART
PEP_GST_RADARDUALAXISCHART
Bubble Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_REGULARBUBBLECHART
PEP_GST_DUALAXISBUBBLECHART
Stock (High/Low/Close) Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_HIGHLOWCHART
PEP_GST_HIGHLOWOPENCLOSECHART

Miscellaneous Chart Subtype Constants
Constant
PEP_GST_UNKNOWNSUBTYPECHART
Job Destination Constants
Constant
PEP_TO_NOWHERE
PEP_TO_WINDOW
PEP_TO_PRINTER
PEP_TO_EXPORT
PEP_FROM_QUERY
Job Status Constants

Job Status Constants are returned by “CRPEJob::GetJobStatus” on page39, and by
“CRPEStopEventInfo” on page142, member jobStatus. CRPEJob::GetJobStatus will
return -1 if the Crystal Report Engine has not been opened, or if a print job has not
been established.
PEP_JOBNOTSTARTED The job has not been started.
PEP_JOBINPROGRESS The job is currently in progress.
PEP_JOBCOMPLETED The job has been completed successfully.
PEP_JOBFAILED An error has occurred and the job has failed.
PEP_JOBCANCELLED The job has been canceled by the user.
PEP_JOBHALTED The job has too many records or has taken too much time.
Mouse Click Action Constants
Constant
PEP_MOUSE_NOTSUPPORTED
PEP_MOUSE_DOWN
PEP_MOUSE_UP
PEP_MOUSE_DOUBLE_CLICK

Report Prompt Option Constants
Constant Value
PE_RPTOPT_PROMPT_NONE 0
PE_RPTOPT_PROMPT_NORMAL 1
PE_RPTOPT_PROMPT_ALWAYS 2
Section Codes Constants

See Working with section codes in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Constant
PEP_ALLSECTIONS
PEP_SECT_REPORT_HEADER
PEP_SECT_PAGE_HEADER
PEP_SECT_GROUP_HEADER
PEP_SECT_DETAIL
PEP_SECT_GROUP_FOOTER
PEP_SECT_PAGE_FOOTER
PEP_SECT_REPORT_FOOTER
Sort Method Constants
Constant
PEP_OR_NO_SORT
PEP_OR_ALPHANUMERIC_ASCENDING
PEP_OR_ALPHANUMERIC_DESCENDING
PEP_OR_NUMERIC_ASCENDING
PEP_OR_NUMERIC_DESCENDING
Sort Order Constants
PEP_SF_DESCENDING Sorts data in descending order (Z to A, 9 to 1).
PEP_SF_ASCENDING Sorts data in ascending order (A to Z, 1 to 9).

Subreport Info Constants
Constant Value
PEP_SRI_ONOPENJOB 0
PEP_SRI_ONFUNCTIONCALL 1
Table Difference Constants

Any combination of Table Difference Constants can be returned from
“CRPEJob::CheckNthTableDifferences” on page20. The constants are used by
“CRPETableDifferenceInfo” on page143.
Constant Value
PEP_TCD_OKAY 0x00000000
PEP_TCD_DATABASENOTFOUND 0x00000001
PEP_TCD_SERVERNOTFOUND 0x00000002
PEP_TCD_SERVERNOTOPENED 0x00000004
PEP_TCD_ALIASCHANGED 0x00000008
PEP_TCD_INDEXESCHANGED 0x00000010
PEP_TCD_DRIVERCHANGED 0x00000020
PEP_TCD_DICTIONARYCHANGED 0x00000040
PEP_TCD_FILETYPECHANGED 0x00000080
PEP_TCD_RECORDSIZECHANGED 0x00000100
PEP_TCD_ACCESSCHANGED 0x00000200
PEP_TCD_PARAMETERSCHANGED 0x00000400
PEP_TCD_LOCATIONCHANGED 0x00000800
PEP_TCD_DATABASEOTHER 0x00001000
PEP_TCD_NUMFIELDSCHANGED 0x00010000
PEP_TCD_FIELDOTHER 0x00020000
PEP_TCD_FIELDNAMECHANGED 0x00040000
PEP_TCD_FIELDDESCCHANGED 0x00080000
PEP_TCD_FIELDTYPECHANGED 0x00100000
PEP_TCD_FIELDSIZECHANGED 0x00200000
PEP_TCD_NATIVEFIELDTYPECHANGED 0x00400000
PEP_TCD_NATIVEFIELDOFFSETCHANGED 0x00800000
PEP_TCD_NATIVEFIELDSIZECHANGED 0x01000000
PEP_TCD_FIELDDECPLACESCHANGED 0x02000000

class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Obsolete Methods
Zoom Constants
PEP_ZOOM_FULL_SIZE Full page.
PEP_ZOOM_SIZE_FIT_ONE_SIDE Fit one side (highest magnification).
PEP_ZOOM_SIZE_FIT_BOTH_SIDES Fit both sides.

This section describes the class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob obsolete methods.
Documentation is provided for support of older applications. Use of these
methods for new applications is not recommended.
“CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight” on page172
“CRPEJob::GetNParams” on page173
“CRPEJob::GetNthParam” on page173
“CRPEJob::GetNthParamInfo” on page174
“CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight” on page174
“CRPEJob::SetNthParam” on page175
CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight
CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight is obsolete. It will still work for older
applications. However, there have been a number of major enhancements to the
parameter fields (default values, multiple values, value ranges, etc.). Use
“CRPEJob::GetSectionHeight” on page62, for all new development.
CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight was used to retrieve the minimum section
height information for selected sections in the specified report.
Syntax
BOOL GetMinimumSectionHeight (
short sectionCode,
short *height );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the code for the report section for which you want to retrieve the
minimum height. Use one of the PEP_XXX “Section Codes Constants” on
page170.
height Specifies a pointer to the minimum height, in twips, for the specified report section.

Returns
CRPEJob::GetNParams
CRPEJob::GetNParams is now obsolete. It will still work for older applications.
However, there have been a number of major enhancements to the parameter
fields (default values, multiple values, value ranges, etc.). Use
“CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields” on page44, for all new development.
CRPEJob::GetNParams was used to determine how many parameters are required
by a stored procedure in an SQL data base table. This method was usually used in
conjunction with “CRPEJob::GetNthParam” on page173, or
“CRPEJob::SetNthParam” on page175.
Syntax
short GetNParams ();
Returns
Returns the number of parameters in the current stored procedure being used
to generate the report.
CRPEJob::GetNthParam
CRPEJob::GetNthParam is obsolete. It will still work for older applications.
“CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField” on page50, for all new development.
CRPEJob::GetNthParam was Used to determine a particular parameter required
by a stored procedure in a SQL database table.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParam (
short paramN,
CString &paramValue );
Parameters
paramN Specifies which parameter in the stored procedure you want to retrieve. The first
parameter of a stored procedure is 0, the second is 1, etc.
paramValue Reference to the CString containing the current value of the specified parameter
in the stored procedure.

Returns
Remarks
To determine whether a parameter field is a stored procedure, use
CRPEJob::GetNthParamInfo
CRPEJob::GetNthParamInfo is obsolete. It will still work for older applications.
“CRPEJob::GetParameterValueInfo” on page57, for all new development.
CRPEJob::GetNthParamInfo was used to retrieve the name and type of a specified
stored procedure parameter.
Syntax
BOOL GetNthParamInfo (
short paramN,
CRPEParameterInfo *paramInfo );
Parameters
paramN Specifies the number of the stored procedure parameter about which you want
to retrieve information.
paramInfo Specifies a pointer to an (obsolete) “CRPEParameterInfo” on page176 structure.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight is obsolete. It will still work for older
applications. However, there have been a number of major enhancements to the
parameter fields (default values, multiple values, value ranges, etc.). Use
“CRPEJob::SetSectionHeight” on page97, for all new development.
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight was used to set the minimum section height
information for selected sections in the specified report.

Syntax
BOOL SetMinimumSectionHeight (
short sectionCode,
short height );
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the section for which you want to specify the minimum height. Use
one of the PEP_XXX “Section Codes Constants” on page170.
height Specifies the minimum height in twips of the specified section.
Returns
CRPEJob::SetNthParam
CRPEJob::SetNthParam is obsolete. It will still work for older applications.
“CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField” on page87, for all new development.
CRPEJob::SetNthParam was used to set the value of a parameter in a stored
procedure.
Syntax
BOOL SetNthParam (
short paramN,
const char *paramValue );
Parameters
paramN Specifies for which parameter in the stored procedure you want to set the value.
The first parameter of a stored procedure is 0, the second is 1, etc.
paramValue Specifies a pointer to the new value of the indicated parameter. This value must
be a string. Please see Remarks below.
Returns
Remarks
All parameter values must be passed as string values. If you wish to pass a numeric
value, pass the value in quotes (for example: “100”).

class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob Obsolete Structures

This section describes the class CRPEngine and class CRPEJob obsolete structure.
Documentation is provided for support of older applications. Use of this structure
for new applications is not recommended.
CRPEParameterInfo
CRPEParameterInfo is obsolete. It will still work for older applications. However,
there have been a number of major enhancements to the parameter fields (default
values, multiple values, value ranges, etc.). Use “CRPEParameterValueInfo” on
page130, for all new development.
This structure was used to contains information about a parameter for a stored
procedure in an SQL database. It was used by “CRPEJob::GetNthParamInfo” on
page174.
Data Members
m_Type WORD Specifies the data type of the parameter. Use the appropriate
constant from the list below (these data types are supported by
The Crystal Report Engine):
Data Type Constant
Number PEP_PF_NUMBER
Currency PEP_PF_CURRENCY
Boolean PEP_PF_BOOLEAN
Date PEP_PF_DATE
String PEP_PF_STRING
Date/Time PEP_PF_DATETIME
Time PEP_PF_TIME
m_Name const _TCHAR Specifies the name of the parameter in a null-terminated string.
Constructor CRPEParameterInfo::CRPEParameterInfo
This constructs an (obsolete) CRPEParameterInfo structure object. It assigns
Constructor Syntax
CRPEParameterInfo ();

2 Crystal ActiveX Control Reference
Crystal ActiveX Control Reference 2
The Crystal ActiveX Control provides an easy to use

interface for adding the basic functionality of Crystal
Reports to your application. In this chapter you will find
detailed information on properties, methods, and error
messages.

Overview of Section Codes
Overview of Section Codes

When a section code is required, use the following syntax to supply the values the
program needs in order to generate the code:
section type.group.section number
Section type
Section Section type

Report Header Section REPORTHDR
Page Header Section PAGEHDR
Group Header Section GROUPHDR
Detail Section DETAIL
Group Footer Section GROUPFTR
Report Footer Section REPORTFTR
Page Footer Section PAGEFTR
If the report contains one or more groups and you are specifying a group section,
use an integer to specify the group of interest (the first group is Group 0, the second
is Group 1, and so forth).
Note: If you are specifying the section code for anything other than a group
section, use 0 for this parameter.
Section
If an area contains more than one section, use an integer to specify the section of
interest (the first section in an area is Section 0, the second is Section 1, and so forth).
Example section codes
Specifying the only (or the first) section in a non-group area

REPORTHDR.0.0
«The first Report Header section.»
Specifying one of several sections in a non-group area

If a report has multiple Detail sections and you want to specify the fourth Detail
section, you can specify that section as:
DETAIL.0.3
«The fourth Detail section.»

Specifying the only (or the first) section in a group area

GROUPHDR.0.0
«The first section in the first Group Header area.»
Specifying one of several sections in a group area

GROUPFTR.2.1
«The second section in the third Group Footer area.»
ActiveX Controls Properties

“Action” on page 182
“BoundReportFooter” on page 182
“BoundReportHeading” on page 183
“Connect” on page 183
“CopiesToPrinter” on page 184
“DataFiles” on page 185
“DataSource” on page 186
“Destination” on page 186
“DetailCopies” on page 187
“DialogParentHandle” on page 188
“DiscardSavedData” on page 189
“EMailCCList” on page 189
“EMailMessage” on page 190
“EMailSubject” on page 190
“EMailToList” on page 191
“EMailVIMBCCList” on page 192
“ExchangeFolder” on page 192
“ExchangePassword” on page 193
“ExchangeProfile” on page 194
“Formulas” on page 194
“GraphData” on page 195
“GraphOptions” on page 197
“GraphText” on page 198
“GraphType” on page 199
“GroupCondition” on page 200
“GroupSelectionFormula” on page 202
“GroupSortFields” on page 202
“LastErrorNumber” on page 204

“LastErrorString” on page 205

“LogOnInfo” on page 205
“MarginBottom” on page 207
“MarginLeft” on page 207
“MarginRight” on page 208
“MarginTop” on page 208
“ParameterFields” on page 209
“Password” on page 210
“PrintDay” on page 211
“PrinterCollation” on page 212
“PrinterCopies” on page 212
“PrinterDriver” on page 213
“PrinterName” on page 214
“PrinterPort” on page 215
“PrinterStartPage” on page 215
“PrinterStopPage” on page 216
“PrintFileCharSepQuote” on page 217
“PrintFileCharSepSeparator” on page 217
“PrintFileLinesPerPage” on page 218
“PrintFileName” on page 219
“PrintFileODBCPassword” on page 219
“PrintFileODBCSource” on page 220
“PrintFileODBCTable” on page 220
“PrintFileODBCUser” on page 221
“PrintFileType” on page 221
“PrintFileUseRptDateFmt” on page 224
“PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt” on page 225
“PrintMonth” on page 226
“PrintYear” on page 226
“ProgressDialog” on page 227
“RecordsPrinted” on page 228
“RecordsRead” on page 228
“RecordsSelected” on page 229
“ReportDisplayPage” on page 230
“ReportFileName” on page 230
“ReportLatestPage” on page 231
“ReportSource” on page 231
“ReportStartPage” on page 232
“ReportTitle” on page 232

“SectionFont” on page 233

“SectionFormat” on page 234
“SectionLineHeight” on page 235
“SectionMinHeight” on page 236
“SelectionFormula” on page 237
“SessionHandle” on page 238
“SortFields” on page 239
“SQLQuery” on page 240
“Status” on page 240
“StoredProcParam” on page 241
“SubreportToChange” on page 242
“UserName” on page 243
“WindowAllowDrillDown” on page 244
“WindowBorderStyle” on page 244
“WindowControlBox” on page 245
“WindowControls” on page 246
“WindowHeight” on page 246
“WindowLeft” on page 247
“WindowMaxButton” on page 248
“WindowMinButton” on page 248
“WindowParentHandle” on page 249
“WindowShowCancelBtn” on page 250
“WindowShowCloseBtn” on page 250
“WindowShowExportBtn” on page 251
“WindowShowGroupTree” on page 251
“WindowShowNavigationCtls” on page 252
“WindowShowPrintBtn” on page 252
“WindowShowPrintSetupBtn” on page 253
“WindowShowProgressCtls” on page 254
“WindowShowRefreshBtn” on page 254
“WindowShowSearchBtn” on page 255
“WindowShowZoomCtl” on page 255
“WindowTitle” on page 257
“WindowTop” on page 257
“WindowWidth” on page 258

Action
Action specifies the trigger for the printing of the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.Action = 1
For example:
CrystalReport1.Action = 1
«Prints the specified report.»
Remarks
Set the Action property to 1 in your procedure code (CrystalReport1.Action = 1) to
print the report in response to a user event.
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime
Related Report Engine Functions

PEStartPrintJob in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
BoundReportFooter
BoundReportFooter indicates whether or not a footer is printed at the bottom of
each page with a page number when printing a bound report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.BoundReportFooter[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.BoundReportFooter = True
«Displays a footer at the bottom of each page of the bound report with a page
number.»
Remarks
This property is ignored if the “ReportSource” on page 231, is set to 0.
The default value for this property is False.
This property/method is available for subreports.
Data Type
Boolean

Availability
Design Time; Runtime
BoundReportHeading
BoundReportHeading indicates whether or not a report title is displayed in the
Page Header section at the top of each page of a bound report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.BoundReportHeading[= Title$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.BoundReportHeading = “Box Office Report”
«Specifies that the title “Box Office Report” be printed at the top of each page of
the report.»
Remarks
If this property is left blank, no report title will be printed.
Data Type
String
Availability
Connect
Connect specifies the information required to log on to an SQL server or an ODBC
data source.
Syntax
[form.]Report.Connect[=
DataSourceName;UserID;Password;DatabaseQualifier$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.Connect = “DSN = Accounting;UID = 734;PWD = bigboard;DSQ
= Administration”
«Connects to the “Administration” database on the “Accounting” server using
the user ID #734 and the password “bigboard”.»
CrystalReport1.Connect = “dsn=; uid=; pwd=bigboard; dsq=“
«Connects to a password-protected Paradox database. All that is being passed
is the password “bigboard”.»

Remarks
Use the Connect property when the report connects to only a single ODBC
data source or SQL server, and only a single set of log on information is
required. If the report connects to multiple data sources that require different
log on information, use “LogOnInfo” on page 205.
Enter the parameters necessary to log on to the SQL server that you need to be
activated for your report. Parameters should be in the following format:
DSN = name;UID = userID;PWD = password;DSQ = database qualifier
name is the server name or ODBC data source name,
userID is the name you have been assigned for logging on to the SQL server,
password is the password you have been assigned for logging on to the SQL
server, and
database qualifier is the database name if your server uses the database concept.
The database qualifier parameter, DSQ, is required only when it is applicable
to the ODBC/SQL driver you are using. If your DBMS does not use the
database concept, you do not need to specify the DSQ parameter.
Before you can use this property for an ODBC/SQL database, you must install
the ODBC/SQL driver for whatever SQL database you are planning to use,
and put the Database/BIN location in your path.
If you are connecting to an SQL or other password protected database directly,
without going through ODBC, use the name of the SQL server for the DSN
parameter.
Data Type
String
Availability

PESetNthTableLogOnInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CopiesToPrinter
CopiesToPrinter specifies the number of copies to be printed if you are printing to
a printer. “Destination” on page 186, will specify that the job be sent to a printer
rather than a window, etc.
Syntax
[form.]Report.CopiesToPrinter[= NumCopies%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.CopiesToPrinter = 3
«Prints three copies of the specified report.»

Remarks
The number you enter must not be a zero or a negative value.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PEOutputToPrinter in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
DataFiles
DataFiles specifies the location of the database files or tables used in the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.DataFiles(ArrayIndex)[= Location$]
Enter the file name and path of each database file or table in your report for
which you want to change the location.
Use a separate line of code for each file for which you want to change the location.
The order of files in the array must conform to the order of files in the report.
(You can use the Database|Set Location command to determine the order of
files in the report.)
The first file in the report is array index (0), the second file is (1), etc.
For example, to change the location of the first and third files in a report (first.dbf
and third.dbf) to the c:\new directory, use the following syntax:
CrystalReport1.DataFiles(0) = “c:\new\first.dbf”
CrystalReport1.DataFiles(2) = “c:\new\third.dbf”
Remarks
DataFiles is an array property that is available at runtime only.
Use this property if you want to run the report with files in different locations
than specified in the report.
When using this property, you do not have to change the locations of all files
in the report. Just make certain that the array index for each file you do change
matches the position of that file in the report.
This property is cleared once the print job is printed. If you print a second
time, the program reverts to the locations as originally specified in the report.

Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetNthTableLocation in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
DataSource
DataSource specifies the Data Control from which the bound report will retrieve
the data.
Remarks
The Data Control must exist on the form before this property can be set.
This property is only available at design time.
Data Type
Data Control object
Availability
Design Time
Destination
Destination specifies the destination to which your report is to be printed
(Window, Printer, File or Mail).
Syntax
[form.]Report.Destination[= Destination%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.Destination = 0
«Sends the specified report to print to a window.»
Remarks
Select one of the following print destinations:
0 = Window (Sends the report to a preview window.)
1 = Printer (Sends the report to a printer.)

2 = File (Prints the report to a disk file for printing at a later time or for importing
into other applications. If you select this property, you will also have to set the
“PrintFileName” on page 219, and the “PrintFileType” on page 221.)
3 = E-mail via MAPI (Sends the report to another person on your network via
MAPI e-mail (Microsoft Mail). The report is attached to the e-mail letter in the
format specified by the “PrintFileType” on page 221.)
4 = E-mail via VIM (Sends the report to another person on your network via
VIM e-mail (cc:Mail). The report is attached to the e-mail letter in the format
specified by the “PrintFileType” on page 221.)
5 = To Notes (Sends the report to a Lotus Notes destination.)
6 = To Exchange Folder (Sends the report to a Microsoft Exchange folder).
Data Type
Integer (Enumerated)
Availability

PEOutputToWindow in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
PEExportTo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
DetailCopies
DetailCopies specifies the number of copies of each record in the Details section
that the program is to print.
Syntax
[form.]Report.DetailCopies[= NumCopies%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.DetailCopies = 3
«Specifies that three (3) copies of each record in the details section are to be
printed.»
Remarks
If DetailCopies is set to a value less than or equal to zero, the value is ignored
and 1 copy of the Detail section of the report is printed.

Data Type
Integer
Availability

PESetNDetailCopies in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
DialogParentHandle
DialogParentHandle specifies the handle of the parent window. The program uses
this handle to determine the window within which it centers any dialog boxes that
it displays (progress dialog boxes, parameter field prompt dialog boxes, etc.).
Syntax
[form.]Report.DialogParentHandle = [HWND]
For example:
CrystalReport1.DialogParentHandle = ParentHwnd
«Specifies the handle of the parent for all dialog boxes that the control will
display.»
Remarks
Does not affect the placement of the preview window. Preview window
placement is determined by the “WindowLeft” on page 247, “WindowTop” on
page 257, “WindowHeight” on page 246, and “WindowWidth” on page 258
properties.
Data Type
Long Integer
Availability
Runtime only

PESetDialogParentWindow in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

DiscardSavedData
DiscardSavedData indicates whether or not the data that is saved with a report
should be discarded.
Syntax
[form.]Report.DiscardSavedData[= TrueFalse%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.DiscardSavedData = 1
«Discards the data saved with the specified report.»
Remarks
For TrueFalse% use one of the following values:
Do not discard the data: False = 0
Discard the data: True = 1
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PEDiscardSavedData in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
EMailCCList
EMailCCList specifies the “CC” list to which you want your e-mail message sent.
Syntax
[form.]Report.EMailCCList [= CCList$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.EMailCCList = “John Brown; Jane Doe”
«Sends a CC of the e-mail message to both John Brown and Jane Doe.»
Remarks
Applies to both VIM and MAPI.
Multiple names must be separated by a semicolon.

Data Type
String
Availability

PEGetExportOptions in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
EMailMessage
EMailMessage specifies the string that you want to appear as the body of your e-
mail message.
Syntax
[form.]Report.EMailMessage[=Message$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.EMailMessage = “The meeting is at 4:00”
«Sets “The meeting is at 4:00” as the body of the e-mail message.»
Remarks
Applies to both MAPI and VIM.
Data Type
String
Availability

EMailSubject
EMailSubject specifies the subject line in your e-mail message.
Syntax
[form.]Report.EMailSubject[= Subject$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.EMailSubject = “Staff meeting”
«Sets “Staff meeting” as the subject line in an e-mail message.»

Remarks
Data Type
String
Availability

EMailToList
EMailToList specifies the “To” list to which you want your e-mail message sent.
Syntax
[form.]Report.EMailToList [=ToList$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.EMailToList = “Jane Doe”
«Makes Jane Doe the only name in the To list.»
Remarks
Data Type
String
Availability


EMailVIMBCCList
EMailVIMBCCList specifies the “Blind CC” list to which you want your e-mail
message sent.
Syntax
[form.]Report.EMailVIMBCCList [=BCCList$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.EMailVIMBCCList = “John Jacobs; Jane Doe”
«Makes John Jacobs and Jane Doe the names for the BCC list.»
Remarks
Applies to VIM only, not MAPI.
This property is not available in the 32-bit ActiveX control.
Data Type
String
Availability

ExchangeFolder
ExchangeFolder specifies the Exchange path to which a file will be exported, when
you want to export to Microsoft Exchange.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ExchangeFolder [= ExchangeFolderPath$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ExchangeFolder = “c:\Microsoft\Exchange\newrpt.rpt”
«Send the report to file “newrpt.rpt” in the subdirectory
\Microsoft\Exchange.»
Note: ExchangeFolder is case-sensitive. If you enter a value in the wrong case
you will receive an error message.

Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime
Remarks

ExchangePassword
Specifies the Exchange password when you want to export to Microsoft Exchange.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ExchangePassword [= Password$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ExchangePassword = “pickle”
«The Exchange password is “pickle”.»
Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime
Remarks


ExchangeProfile
ExchangeProfile specifies the Exchange Profile when you want to export to
Microsoft Exchange.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ExchangeProfile [= Profile$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ExchangeProfile = “James Andrews”
«Specifies “James Andrews” as the Exchange Profile.»
Remarks
Usually your profile is your name.
Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime

Formulas
Formulas specifies a new string for an existing formula.
Syntax
[form.]Report.Formulas(ArrayIndex)[= “FormulaName= FormulaText”]
Enter the formula name and the string that you want to replace the existing string
for each formula that you want to change in your report.
For example, to change a formula @COMMISSION to {file.SALES}*.1, and a second
formula @TOTAL to {file.SALES} + {file.COMMISSION}, enter the following:
CrystalReport1.Formulas(0) = “COMMISSION= {file.SALES} *.1”
CrystalReport1.Formulas(1) = “TOTAL= {file.SALES} + {file.COMMISSION}”

Remarks
Formulas is an array property that is available at runtime only.
Use a separate line of code for each formula you want to change.
Change only those formulas that you want to change.
The first formula you change must be assigned array index (0), the second
must be assigned array index (1), etc.
The new formula string must conform to Crystal Reports syntax requirements.
This property is cleared once the print job is printed. If you print a second
time, the program reverts to the formulas as originally specified in the report.
Note:
Spaces are significant in formula names. For this reason, the equals sign must
follow the formula name with no intervening spaces.
The @ sign is not used when designating a formula name in this property.
You can’t use this property to create new formulas. You can only use it to
change existing formulas.
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
GraphData
GraphData specifies the data used for a specified chart.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GraphData(ArrayIndex%)
[= sectionCode; graphNum; row; col;
field;direction$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.GraphData(0)= “GROUPHDR.0.0; 1; GROUP2; GROUP1; 0; COLANDROW”
«The value in Group 1 is used for the rows of the graph, the value in Group 2 is
used for the columns of the graph, the first summarized field added to the
report is used to set the value of the risers of the graph, and values in both
columns and rows are used to create the graph.»

Remarks
With GraphData, you can specify changes to one or more graphs at runtime. Those
changes then take place sequentially when you make the “Action=1” call.
The array index value for GraphData simply specifies the sequence number for the
change. Thus:
CrystalReport1.GraphData(0) = “GROUPHDR.0.0; 3; Group1; Group2; 666;
COLANDROW”
when making changes to one graph only, but
CrystalReport1.GraphData(0) = “HEADER; 3; Group1; Group2; 666;
COLANDROW” CrystalReport1.GraphData(1) = “GROUPHDR.0.0; 3; Group1;
Group2; 666; COLANDROW”
when making changes to more than one graph.
Use the following table as a guide in supplying the required values for this property:
Parameter Description Expected value

sectionCode Specifies the section in which you want to Please refer to “Overview of
modify a graph. Section Codes” on page 178.
graphNum The number of the graph within the Graphs in a section are numbered,
section you want to modify. starting with zero, left to right
first, then top to bottom.
row The Group number in the report used to GROUP1, GROUP2, GROUP3,...,
create rows in the graph. GROUP9
col The Group number in the report used to GROUP1, GROUP2, GROUP3,...,
create columns in the graph. GROUP9
field The summarization field containing The first summary field added to a
values to be used as the value of each report is numbered 0, the second
riser in the graph. is numbered 1, etc.
direction Whether the values in the rows, the ROWS, COLS, ROWANDCOL, or
columns, or both are used to create the COLANDROW
graph.
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

GraphOptions
GraphOptions specifies several of the options for the specified chart.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GraphOptions(ArrayIndex%) [= sectionCode; graphNum;
fontFace; barDirection; labelRisers; gridLines; legend; max; min$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.GraphOptions(0) = “FOOTER;0;Arial;H;T;F;X;max;min”
«Sets the font to Arial, sets horizontal bars, shows a data value on every riser
(labelRisers = T), and toggles the grid lines off in the first Graph in the Page
Footer section.»
Remarks
With GraphOptions, you can specify changes to one or more graphs at runtime. Those
changes then take place sequentially when you make the “Action=1” call. The array
index value for GraphOptions simply specifies the sequence number for the change.
Thus:
CrystalReport1.GraphOptions(0) = “GROUPHDR.0.0; 1; Arial; (H; T; F; legend;
max; min”
CrystalReport1.GraphOptions(0) = “TITLE; 1 Arial; H; T; F; X; 100; 0"
CrystalReport1.GraphOptions(1) = “TITLE; 1 Arial; H; T; F; X; 100; 0"
Use the following chart as a guide in entering the required property values:
Parameter Description Values expected

sectionCode Specifies the section in which you Please refer to “Overview of Section
want to modify a graph. Codes” on page 178.
graphNum Specifies which graph in the section Graphs in a section are numbered,
you want to modify. starting with zero, left to right first,
then top to bottom.
fontFace Specifies the font face you want to Actual name of font (i.e., Arial).
use for the entire graph.
barDirection In a bar graph, specifies the direction H = horizontal, V = vertical,
in which you want the graph bars to X = as is
appear.
labelRisers Specifies whether or not you want to T= true, F = False, X = as is
show the data value on every riser.
gridLines Specifies whether or not you want to T= true, F = False, X = as is
show grid lines.


legend Specifies whether or not you want to T= true, F = False, X = as is
show a legend.
max Specifies the maximum value you Enter a number.
want included in your graph.
min Specifies the minimum value you Enter a number.
want included in your graph.
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime
GraphText
GraphText specifies the various text components for the specified chart.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GraphText(ArrayIndex%)[= sectionCode; graphNum;title;
subTitle; footnote;series;group;x;y;z$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.GraphText(0) = “HEADER; 0;;;;;;new x label; new y
label;new z label”
«Resets the x, y, and z labels for the first graph in the Page Header section.»
Remarks
Select your section code from the section code table (see “Overview of Section
Codes” on page 178).
With GraphText, you can specify changes to one or more graphs at runtime.
Those changes then take place sequentially when you make the “Action=1”
call. The array index value for GraphText simply specifies the sequence
number for the change. Thus:
CrystalReport1.GraphText(0) = “ GROUPHDR.0.0; 1; title string;
subtitle string; footnote string; series string; group string;
x string;y string; z string”
CrystalReport1.GraphText(0) = “TITLE; 1; title string; subtitle
string; footnote string; series string; group string; x string;
y string; z string”
CrystalReport1.GraphText(1) = “TITLE; 1; title string; subtitle
string; footnote string; series string; group string; x string;
y string; z string”


title, subTitle, footnote, series, group, x, y, and z are the strings you want to label
the appropriate parts of the graph.
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime
GraphType
GraphType specifies the kind of chart used in the selected section in the specified
report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GraphType(ArrayIndex%)[=sectionCode;graphNum;graphType$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.GraphType(0)= “GROUPHDR.0.0; 0; PIE”
«Specifies a Pie graph as the first graph (graphNum =0) in the Group Header 1
section.»
Remarks
With GraphType, you can specify changes to one or more graphs at runtime.
Those changes then take place sequentially when you make the “Action=1” call.
The array index value for GraphType specifies the sequence number for the
change. Thus:
CrystalReport1.GraphType(0) = “GROUPHDR.0.0; 0; PIE”
CrystalReport1.GraphType(0) = “HEADER; 0; PIE”
CrystalReport1.GraphType(1) = “GROUPHDR.0.0; 0; PIE”
Select sectionCode from the section code table, see “Overview of Section
Codes” on page 178.
Graph numbers are 0 origin; the first graph in a section is number 0, the second
is number 1, etc.
Multiple graphs in a section are numbered left to right first, then top to bottom.

Select from the following graph types for the GraphType value for this property:
For this type of graph Use this code for graphType

Side-by-side SIDEBYSIDE
3-D side-by-side 3DSIDE
Stacked bar STACKEDBAR
3-D stacked bar 3DSTACKED
Percent bar PERCENTBAR
3-D percent bar 3DPERCENT
Line LINE
Area AREA
3-D bars 3DBARS
Pie PIE
Multiple pie MULTIPLEPIE
Weighted pie WEIGHTEDPIE
Data Type
Arrays of strings
Availability
Runtime
GroupCondition
GroupCondition specifies what kind of change in the Group Condition Field will
trigger the creation of a group.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GroupCondition(SequentialIndex%)
[= group; field; condition; sortDirection$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.GroupCondition(0) = “GROUP1;{order details.ORDER
ID};ANYCHANGE;A”
«Specifies that any change in the ordernum field in Group1 will trigger a new
grouping.»

Remarks
Refer to the following tables for parameter values for this property:

group The group in which you want to set The outermost group on the report
the group condition. is GROUP1, the next group is
GROUP2, etc.
field The name of the field that triggers a Enter the name in the following
grouping whenever its value changes. format: {table.FIELDNAME}
condition Enter the condition that triggers the See the tables below.
grouping.
sortDirection The direction in which groups are to A = Ascending,
be sorted. D = Descending.
Condition (Date Fields) Condition Code
Daily DAILY
Weekly WEEKLY
Bi-weekly BIWEEKLY
Semi-monthly SEMIMONTHLY
Monthly MONTHLY
Quarterly QUARTERLY
Semi-annually SEMIANNUALLY
Annually ANNUALLY
Condition (Boolean Fields) Condition Code
To Yes TOYES
To No TONO
Every Yes EVERYYES
Every No EVERYNO
Next Is Yes NEXTISYES
Next Is No NEXTISNO
Condition for all other data types
Any Change ANYCHANGE
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime only


PESetGroupCondition in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
GroupSelectionFormula
GroupSelectionFormula specifies the groups to be used when printing the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GroupSelectionFormula
[= “GroupSelectionFormula”]
Enter the group selection formula just as you would enter it in the Formula Editor.
For example, to limit your report to those groups with a subtotal on the {order
details.ORDER AMOUNT} field less than $10,000 (with subtotals triggered by
changes in the {customer.CUSTOMER ID field}, you would enter the following as
a group selection formula:
Sum ({order details.ORDER AMOUNT}, {customer.CUSTOMER ID}) < $10000
Remarks
If your group selection formula includes internal quotes, change all of the internal
double quotes to single quotes and then surround the entire selection formula in
double quotes.
Note: If you have created a group selection formula in your report at Design
Time, any group selection formula you enter here will be appended to that group
selection formula, connected by an “and”. Thus, your records will be selected
based on a combination of the two formulas.
Data Type
String
Availability

PESetGroupSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
GroupSortFields
GroupSortFields specifies the group field(s) that are to be used to sort your data
when the report is printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GroupSortFields(ArrayIndex)
[= “+|-GroupField”]

Enter the group field(s) on which you want your report to be sorted.
For example, assume that you have broken your data into state groups and had
Crystal Reports count the number of customers in each group. In order to print the
group with the highest count first, then the group with the next highest count, etc.
(descending order), enter a string similar to the following:
CrystalReport1.GroupSortFields(0) = “-Count
({customer.CUSTOMER ID},{customer.REGION})”
Remarks
GroupSortFields is an array property available at runtime only.
Use a separate line of code to specify each group sort field.
Enter group sort fields in the order that you want them to sort your report. For
example, if you want your report to be sorted first on group sort field A and
then on group sort field B, specify group sort field A in your first line of code
and group sort field B in your second line of code.
The first group sort field you specify must be assigned array index 0, the
second group sort field must be assigned array index 1, etc.
The index values you assign must be continuous; no gaps are allowed (0, 1, 2 =
OK, 0, 1, 3 = wrong).
Array index values must be subscripted in the code immediately after the
property name (i.e., CrystalReport1.GroupSortFields(0) =).
If you have specified sort fields for your report at Design Time, any sort fields
you enter here will replace the sort fields in your report.
If you do not use this property, the program will use the sorting instructions
that you specified in the report.
If you want to clear the group sort fields in your report, use an empty string
(i.e., CrystalReport1.GroupSortFields(0) = “”).
This property is cleared once the print job is printed. If you print a second time,
the program reverts to the group sort fields as originally specified in the report.
Note:
The group sort field entry must follow the sort direction sign (+ or -) with no
intervening space.
To find the correct syntax for any group in your report using Crystal Reports
for Visual Basic:
choose the Formula Field command from the Insert menu,
enter any formula name in the Insert Formula dialog box when it appears,
click the scroll button on the Fields list in the Formula Editor when it
appears, and
double-click the group field of interest.
Crystal Reports enters the group field name in the Formula text box. Use the name
and syntax from that text box when constructing your group sort field string.

Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetNthGroupSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
LastErrorNumber
LastErrorNumber specifies the error code for the last runtime error.
Syntax
[form.]Report.LastErrorNumber
For example:
'If error occurs, go to Error Handler
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
ErrorHandler:
MsgBox CrystalReport1.LastErrorNumber
«If an error occurs, this code calls up a message box that displays the error
number.»
Remarks
LastErrorNumber is a runtime-only property.
Note: LastErrorNumber must come after the Action call in order to display relevant
values. After you have printed your report, you can refer to this property to get an
error number (if any). If there was no error in printing, LastErrorNumber = 0.
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime

PEGetErrorCode in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

LastErrorString
LastErrorString specifies the error string for the last runtime error.
Syntax
[form.]Report.LastErrorString
For example:
'If error occurs, go to Error Handler
On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
ErrorHandler:
MsgBox CrystalReport1.LastErrorString
«If an error occurs, this code calls up a message box that displays the error
string.»
Remarks
LastErrorString is a runtime-only property.
Note: LastErrorString must come after the Action call in order to display relevant
values. After you have printed your report, you can refer to this property to get an
error string (if any). If there was no error in printing, LastErrorNumber = 0.
Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime

PEGetErrorText in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
LogOnInfo
LogOnInfo specifies the information required to log on to one or more SQL servers
or password-protected databases.
Syntax
[form.]Report.LogOnInfo(ArrayIndex)[ =
Name;UserID;Password;DatabaseQualifier$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.LogOnInfo[0] = “DSN = Accounting;UID = 734;PWD =
bigboard;DSQ = Administration”

«Connects to the “Administration” database on the “Accounting” server using

the user ID #734 and the password “bigboard”.»
CrystalReport1.LogOnInfo[0] = dsn=;uid=;pwd=bigboard;dsq=?
«Connects to a password-protected Paradox database. All that is being passed
is the password bigboard.»
Remarks
Use the LogOnInfo property when the report connects to multiple data sources
that require different log on information. If the report connects to only a single
ODBC data source or SQL server, and only a single set of log on information is
required, simply pass 0 as the array index, or “Connect” on page 183, can be
used instead.
Use a separate line of code for each table for which you want to change the
logon info.
The order of tables in the array must conform to the order of tables in the
report. (You can use the Database|Set Location command to determine the
order of tables in the report.)
The first table in the report is array index (0), the second file is (1), etc. For
example, to change the logon information of the first and third tables in a
report to the NEW server, use the following syntax:
CrystalReport1.LogOnInfo(0) = “DSN = NEW;UID = 734;PWD = bigboard;DSQ =
Administration1”CrystalReport1.LogOnInfo(2) = “DSN = NEW;UID = 734;PWD =
bigboard;DSQ = Administration2”
LogOnInfo is an array property that is available at runtime only.
Enter the parameters necessary to log on to each SQL server table that you
need to change information for in your report. Parameters should be in the
following format:
DSN = name;UID = userID;PWD = password;DSQ = database qualifier
name is the server name,
userID is the name you have been assigned for logging on to the SQL server,
password is the password you have been assigned for logging on to the SQL
server, and
database qualifier is the database name if your server uses the database concept.
The database qualifier parameter (DSQ) is required only when it is applicable
to the ODBC/SQL driver you are using. If your DBMS does not use the
database concept, you do not need to specify the DSQ parameter.
Before you can use this property for an ODBC/SQL database, you must install
the ODBC/SQL driver for whatever SQL database you are planning to use,
and put the Database/BIN location in your path.
If you are connecting to an SQL or other password protected database directly,
without going through ODBC, use the name of the SQL server for the DSN
parameter.
“RetrieveLogonInfo” on page 267, can be used to populate this property with
log on information automatically.

Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime
MarginBottom
MarginBottom specifies the bottom margin for the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.MarginBottom[=MarginSetting%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.MarginBottom = 720
«Sets a 1/2 inch bottom margin for the report (1 inch = 1440 twips).»
Remarks
MarginSetting is the margin you want, in twips. A twip is 1/20th of a point. There
are 72 points and thus 1440 twips in an inch.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PESetMargins in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
MarginLeft
MarginLeft specifies the left margin for the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.MarginLeft[=MarginSetting%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.MarginLeft = 1440
«Sets a 1 inch left margin for the report (1 inch = 1440 twips).»
Remarks
MarginSetting is the margin you want, in twips.

Data Type
Integer
Availability

MarginRight
MarginRight specifies the right margin for the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.MarginRight[=MarginSetting%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.MarginRight=1440
«Sets a 1 inch right margin for the report (1 inch = 1440 twips).»
Remarks
Data Type
Integer
Availability

MarginTop
MarginTop specifies the top margin for the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.MarginTop[=MarginSetting%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.MarginTop = 720
«Sets a 1/2 inch top margin for the report (1 inch = 1440 twips).»

Remarks
Data Type
Integer
Availability

ParameterFields
ParameterFields specifies the default value of the specified parameter field. When
the prompting dialog box appears for the parameter field, the value specified with
this property will be the default value that appears. This property is not available
for subreports.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ParameterFields(ArrayIndex)[=”ParameterName;
NewValue;SetCurrentValue”]
Remarks
The parameter, SetCurrentValue can either be set to TRUE or FALSE.
If set to TRUE, the parameter value is passed to the current value in the report;
the user is not prompted to enter the parameter value.
If set to FALSE, the parameter value is passed to the default value for the
parameter; the user is prompted to enter the parameter value, with the value
you set showing as the default value.
The default value for SetCurrentValue is FALSE.
This property does not eliminate the prompt by specifying a current value for
the parameter field. You will still be prompted but the default value in the
prompt will be the value you specify.
Use a separate line of code for each parameter field for which you want to
change the value.
The order of values in the array must conform to the order of parameter fields
in the report.
The first parameter field in the report is array index (0), the second is (1), etc.

For example:
To change the value of the first parameter field in a report (parameter1) to
“red” use the following syntax (user will not be prompted to enter a value):
CrystalReport1.ParameterFields(0) = “parameter1;red;TRUE”
To change the value in a Date parameter field use the following syntax
(user will not be prompted to enter a value):
CrystalReport1.ParameterFields(0) =
“DatePar;Date(1998,12,7);TRUE”
To prompt the user to change the value of the third parameter field in a
report (parameter3) use the following syntax (user will be prompted to use
the default value set using the NewValue parameter below - “blue”):
CrystalReport1.ParameterFields(2) = “parameter3;blue;FALSE”
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime only

PESetNthParameterField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
Password
Password specifies the password needed to use database tables on a restricted
Access .MDB file.
Syntax
[form.]Report.Password[= Password$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.Password = “dogsncats”
«Enters the password dogsncats.»
Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime
Remarks
Enter the password you have been assigned.

In Microsoft Access 95 and later, an Access database can have session security
(also know as user-level security), database-level security, or both. If the
Access database contains only session security, simply pass the session
password to the Password property. If the Access database contains database-
level security, use a linefeed character, Chr(10), followed by the database-level
password. For example:
CrystalReport1.Password = Chr(10) & “dbpassword”
If the Access database contains both session security and database-level security, use
the session password followed by the linefeed character and the database password:
CrystalReport1.Password “sesspswd” & Chr(10) & “dbpassword”
Alternately, database-level security can also be handled by assigning the database-
level password to the Password parameter of the “LogOnInfo” on page 205,
property.

PESetNthTableSessionInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
PrintDay
PrintDay specifies the day component of the print date (if different from the actual
date the report is printed).
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintDay[=Day%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintDay = 23
«Sets 23 as the print day.»
Remarks
Enter a value from 1 to 31.
“PrintYear” on page 226, “PrintMonth” on page 226, and PrintDay work
together to define the date that the report is to be printed. All three properties
must be set in order to define a new print date. If all three properties are not
set, the date saved with the report is used. This may be the user’s default date
if none has been specified in the report.
Data Type
Integer
Availability


PESetPrintDate in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
PrinterCollation
PrinterCollation indicates whether or not copies will be collated when printed, if
more than one copy is to be printed. Use “PrinterCopies” on page 212, to specify
how many copies should be printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterCollation[=CollationCode%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterCollation = 1
«Collates the copies of the specified report.»
Remarks
Select your CollationCode% value from the following table:
Status Code
Uncollated 0
Collated 1
Default Collation 2
This property/method is not available for subreports.
Data Type
Availability

PESetPrintOptions in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
PrinterCopies
PrinterCopies specifies the number of report copies to be printed.
“PrinterCollation” on page 212, indicates whether or not the copies will be collated
when printed.

Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterCopies[=NumCopies%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterCopies = 3
«Specifies that the program is to print three copies of the report.»
Remarks
The number used for PrinterCopies must not be zero or a negative value.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PrinterDriver
PrinterDriver specifies the name of the printer driver that is to be used when the
report is printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterDriver [= DriverName$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterDriver = “Epson24.drv”
«Sets the printer driver to be the Epson 24 pin driver.»
Remarks
PrinterDriver, “PrinterName” on page 214, and “PrinterPort” on page 215,
work together to define the printer that the report is to be sent to. All three
properties must be set in order to define a new printer. If all three properties
are not set, the printer defined in the report will be used. This may be the
user’s default printer if none has been specified in the report.
For an example of how to use this property look in the WIN.INI file under the
Devices section. You will find something like this:
[Devices]
HP LaserJet 4/4M=HPPCL5MS,hp4_tech_1

The PrinterName is the HP LaserJet 4/4M, left of the = sign

The PrinterDriver is the HPPCL5MS, first variable after the = sign
The PrinterPort is the hp4_tech_1, the second variable after the = sign. Port is
often something like “LPT1:”
Data Type
String
Availability
PrinterName
PrinterName specifies the name of the printer that is to print the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterName[= PrinterName$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterName = “Epson LQ-850”
«Specifies the Epson LQ-850 printer.»
Remarks
“PrinterDriver” on page 213, PrinterName, and “PrinterPort” on page 215,
[Devices]
Data Type
String
Availability

PrinterPort
PrinterPort specifies the name of the printer port for the specified printer.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterPort[= PortName$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterPort= “LPT1”
«Sets the printer port to LPT1.»
Remarks
“PrinterDriver” on page 213, “PrinterName” on page 214, and PrinterPort
[Devices]
Data Type
String
Availability
PrinterStartPage
PrinterStartPage specifies the first page to be printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterStartPage[= StartPage%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterStartPage = 7
«Specifies that printing is to begin with Page 7 of the report.»

Remarks
If a value less than or equal to 0 is used for PrinterStartPage, the value is
ignored and printing starts with Page 1.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PrinterStopPage
PrinterStopPage specifies the last page to be printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterStopPage[=StopPage%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterStopPage = 12
«Specifies that the printing is to end with Page 12 of the report.»
Remarks
Use a value of 0 for PrinterStopPage to indicate that printing is to continue
through to the last page.
Data Type
Integer
Availability


PrintFileCharSepQuote
PrintFileCharSepQuote specifies the quote character used to enclose alphanumeric
field data when printing to a file using character-separated format.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileCharSepQuote[=Quote$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileCharSepQuote = “‘”
«Uses the quotation character (‘) to surround values saved in character-
separated format.»
Remarks
Applies only when “PrintFileType” on page 221, is 5 - Character-separated
values.
Applies only when “Destination” on page 186, is 2 - File, 3 - E-mail to MAPI, or
4 - E-mail to VIM.
If you assign a string to PrintFileCharSepQuote that is longer than one
character, only the first character of that string is used. For example, if you
assign “quote” to the property, only “q” is recognized.
Data Type
String
Availability

PrintFileCharSepSeparator
PrintFileCharSepSeparator specifies the character(s) you want to use to separate
the fields when printing to a file using the Character Separated Value format.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileCharSepSeparator [=Separator$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileCharSepSeparator= “@”
«Specifies that the “@” character is to be used for separating field values.»

Remarks
Applies only when “PrintFileType” on page 221, is 5 - Character-separated
values.
4 - E-mail to VIM.
Data Type
String
Availability

PrintFileLinesPerPage
PrintFileLinesPerPage specifies the number of lines to be printed before the page
break. The default is 60 lines per page.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileLinesPerPage
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileLinesPerPage = 50
«Fifty lines will be printed before a page break.»
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime
Remarks

PrintFileName
PrintFileName specifies the name of the file to which the report is to be printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileName[= FileName$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileName = “c:\crw\cust_rpt.txt”
«Prints the report to a file named “cust_rpt.txt” in the C:\CRW directory.»
Remarks
You can double-click this property or click the ellipsis (...) in the Properties box
to call up the Choose Print Filename dialog box. In that dialog box, select the
name of the file and the path to which you want the program to print the
report.
Select a value for this property only if you are printing to a file, if the value you
assigned to the “Destination” on page 186, is 2 - File.
Note: If you want to specify the PrintFileName at runtime, make certain that you
enclose it in quotes in your code.
Data Type
String
Availability

PrintFileODBCPassword
PrintFileODBCPassword specifies the password that you need to connect to the
data source, whenever you want to export in ODBC format.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileODBCPassword[= Password$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileODBCPassword = “merry%%5”
«”merry%%5” is the name of the password to connect to the data source.»

Remarks
This is only required if the ODBC datasource that you are exporting to
requires a password.
Data Type
String
Availability
PrintFileODBCSource
PrintFileODBCSource specifies the name of the data source to which you want to
export, whenever you export in ODBC format.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileODBCSource[= DataSource$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileODBCSource = “pickle”
«”pickle” is the name of the data source that you want to export to.»
Data Type
String
Availability
Remarks
PrintFileODBCTable
PrintFileODBCTable specifies the name of the table in the data source to which you
want to export, whenever you want to export in ODBC format.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileODBCTable[= TableName$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileODBCTable = “Employees”
«”Employees” is the name of the table in the data source to export to.»

Data Type
String
Availability
Remarks
PrintFileODBCUser
PrintFileODBCUser specifies the User ID that you need to connect to the data
source, whenever you export in ODBC format.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileODBCUser[= UserID$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileODBCUser = “LisaB”
«”LisaB” is the User ID needed to connect to the data source.»
Data Type
String
Availability
Remarks
PrintFileType
PrintFileType specifies the type of print file to use when printing a report to a file.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileType[= FileType%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileType = 1
«Prints the report to a file in a tab separated format.»

Remarks
Select one of the following print file types if you are printing to a file, if the value
you assigned to the “Destination” on page 186, is 2 - File.
0 - Record
Record style (columns of values). Does not use commas or separators. Outputs
every record with a fixed field width.
1 - Tab separated
Tab separated values. Presents data in tabular form. Encloses alphanumeric field
data in quotes and separates fields with tabs.
2 - Text
Text style. Saves the data in ASCII text format with all values separated by spaces.
This style looks most like the printed page.
3 - DIF
Saves the data in DIF (data interchange format) format. This format is often used
for the transfer of data between different spreadsheet programs.
4 - CSV
Comma separated values. Encloses alphanumeric field data in quotes and
separates fields with commas.
5 - Character Separated
Saves the data as character separated values in ASCII text format. All values are
separated by a character or characters specified by the
“PrintFileCharSepSeparator” on page 217.
6 - Tab separated text

Saves the data in ASCII text format with all values separated by tabs.
7 - Crystal Reports (RPT)

Standard Crystal Reports (RPT) format is used. Most often used for sending the
report to another user via e-mail.
8 - Excel 2.1 XLS

Exports the report as a Microsoft Excel 2.1 worksheet.
9 - Excel 3.0 XLS


10 - Excel 4.0 XLS

11 - Lotus 1-2-3 WK1

Exports the report as a Lotus 1-2-3 WK1 format worksheet.
12 - Lotus 1-2-3 WK3

Exports the report as a Lotus 1-2-3 WK3 format worksheet.
13 - Lotus 1-2-3 WKS

Exports the report as a Lotus 1-2-3 WKS format worksheet.
14 - Quattro Pro 5.0 WB1 (16-bit only)

Exports the report as a Quattro Pro 5.0 WB1 format file.
15 - RTF
Saves the data in Rich Text Format.
16 - Word for DOS (16-bit only)

Uses the Microsoft Word for DOS format to save the data in the report.
17 - Word for Windows

Uses the Microsoft Word for Windows format to save the data in the report.
18 - WordPerfect (16-bit only)

Uses WordPerfect format to save the data in the report.
19 - Excel 5
Uses Excel 5 format to save the data in the report.
20 - HTML 3
Uses HTML 3 format to save the data in the report.
21 - HTML Internet Explorer

Uses the Internet Explorer version of HTML to save the data in the report.
22 - HTML Netscape
Uses the Netscape version of HTML to save the data in the report.
23 - HTML Netscape
Saves the data in ASCII text format, broken into pages.

24 - ODBC
Exports to a database format corresponding with an ODBC data source that you
specify.
Note: If you specify a table name for PrintFileODBCTable that already exists in
the database, you will receive an error stating that the table already exists.
25 - Paginated Text
Text style. Saves the data in ASCII text format with pagination information.
Data Type
Availability

PrintFileUseRptDateFmt
PrintFileUseRptDateFmt specifies, when printing to a file, whether or not the
program should save dates in the same date format (MDY, DMY, etc.) that is used
in the report or instead optimize the dates for the file format you have selected.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileUseRptDateFmt[= TrueFalse%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileUseRptDateFmt = 1
«Specifies that the program should print dates in the same format as used in the
report.»
Remarks
Applies only when “PrintFileType” on page 221, is 0 - Record, 1 - Tab-
separated, 3 - Data Interchange Format (DIF), 4 - CSV, or 5 - Character-
Separated.
4 - E-mail to VIM.
For TrueFalse%, use one of the following values:
False = 0
True = 1

Data Type
Integer
Availability

PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt
PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt specifies, when printing to a file, whether or not the
program should print numbers in the same format (decimal places, negatives, etc.)
that you have used in the report or instead, optimize the numbers for the file
format you have selected.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt [=TrueFalse%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt = 1
«Specifies that the program should print numbers in the same format as used
in the report.»
Remarks
Applies only when “PrintFileType” on page 221, is 0 - Record, 1 - Tab-
separated, 3 - Data Interchange Format (DIF), 4 - CSV, or 5 - Character-
Separated.
4 - E-mail to VIM.
For TrueFalse%, use one of the following values:
False = 0
True = 1
Data Type
Integer
Availability


PrintMonth
PrintMonth specifies the month component of the print date (if different from the
actual date the report is printed).
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintMonth[= Month%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintMonth= 7
«Sets July as the print month.»
Remarks
Enter a value from 1-12 where January = 1, and December = 12.
“PrintYear” on page 226, “PrintMonth” on page 226, and “PrintDay” on
page 211, work together to define the date that the report is to be printed. All
three properties must be set in order to define a new print date. If all three
properties are not set, the date saved with the report is used. This may be the
user’s default date if none has been specified in the report.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PrintYear
PrintYear specifies the year component of the print date (if different from the
actual date the report is printed).
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintYear[=Year%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrintYear = 1994
«Sets the year component of the print date to 1994.»

Remarks
Enter the print year as a four-digit number.
“PrintYear” on page 226, “PrintMonth” on page 226, and “PrintDay” on
page 211, function together. You must change the value of all three to change the
print date. If you do not change all three, the print date saved with the report is
used. This may be the current date if a specific date is not saved with the report.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

ProgressDialog
ProgressDialog indicates whether the display of the Progress dialog box is enabled
or disabled. The Progress dialog box displays the progress of the report when it is
running (records read, records selected, and so forth).
Syntax
[form.]Report.ProgressDialog[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ProgressDialog = False
«Turns off the Progress dialog box that usually appears during exporting or
printing.»
Remarks
Use this property to indicate whether or not a progress dialog box should be
displayed while the report is printed or exported. This property is set to True
by default.
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

PEEnableProgressDialog in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

RecordsPrinted
RecordsPrinted specifies the number of records actually printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RecordsPrinted
For example:
Printed& = CrystalReport1.RecordsPrinted
«Fetches the number of records printed and stores it in the Printed variable.»
Remarks
If the report being printed contains one or more group selection formulas, the
value returned by RecordsPrinted may be significantly less than the value
returned by RecordsSelected. Otherwise, this value should equal
“RecordsSelected” on page 229.
Data Type
Long
Availability
Runtime

PEGetJobStatus in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
RecordsRead
RecordsRead specifies the number of records actually processed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RecordsRead
For example:
Read% = CrystalReport1.RecordsRead
«Fetches the number of records read and saves it in the Read variable.»
Remarks
If the Crystal Report Engine generates a SQL query to obtain data from a SQL
database when the report is printed, RecordsRead will only return the number
of records received by the Crystal Report Engine from the query. This value
may be significantly smaller than the number of records actually in the SQL
database table.

Data Type
Long
Availability
Runtime

RecordsSelected
RecordsSelected specifies the number of records selected for inclusion in the report
out of the total number of records read.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RecordsSelected
For example:
Selected& = CrystalReport1.RecordsSelected
«Fetches the number of records selected and saves it in the Selected variable.»
Remarks
RecordsSelected will return a value anywhere between zero and the value
returned by “RecordsRead” on page 228. The value returned by
RecordsSelected depends on the queries and selection formulas set up in the
report.
Data Type
Long
Availability
Runtime


ReportDisplayPage
ReportDisplayPage indicates which page of a multi-page report is currently being
displayed in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReportDisplayPage
For example:
Result% = CrystalReport1.ReportDisplayPage
«Fetches the number of the displayed page and stores it in the Result variable.»
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime
Remarks

ReportFileName
ReportFileName specifies the name of the report to be printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReportFileName[= ReportName$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ReportFileName = “c:\crw\company.rpt”
«Prints the report named “company.rpt” that is located in the C:\CRW
directory.»
Remarks
You can double-click this property or click the ellipsis (...) in the Properties box
to call up the Choose Report File dialog box. In that dialog box, select the name
and path of the report you want the program to print in response to a Crystal
ActiveX Control event.
Note: If you want to specify the ReportFileName at runtime, make certain that
you enclose it in quotes in your code.

Data Type
String
Availability

PEOpenPrintJob in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
ReportLatestPage
ReportLatestPage specifies the last page printed in the specified report.
Note: ReportLatestPage will only contain the last page number after calling
CrystalReport1.PageCount.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReportLatestPage
For example:
Latest% = CrystalReport1.ReportLatestPage
«Fetches the number of the last page printed and stores it in the Latest variable.»
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime
Remarks

ReportSource
ReportSource specifies the source of the report as a report file, a Visual Basic data
control, or a True Grid data control.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReportSource
For example:
CrystalReport1.ReportSource = 1
«Specifies the report source as the TrueDBGrid control.»

Data Type
Integer
Availability
Design Time and Runtime
Remarks
ReportStartPage
ReportStartPage specifies the first page printed in the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReportStartPage
For example:
StartPage% = CrystalReport1.ReportStartPage
«Fetches the number of the first page printed and stores it in the StartPage
variable.»
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime
Remarks

ReportTitle
ReportTitle specifies a title for the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReportTitle[= rptTitle$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ReportTitle = "My Report"
«Applies the title "My Report" to the report.»

Data Type
String
Availability

PESetReportSummaryInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
SectionFont
SectionFont specifies the font for one or more sections in the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SectionFont(SequentialIndex%)[= sectionCode; fontName;
size; italic; bold;underline;strikethru$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.SectionFont(0)=”Footer;Arial;12;N;N;N;Y”
«Sets the font for the footer section to 12 point, Arial, strikethrough.»
Remarks
With SectionFont, you can specify changes to one or more sections at runtime.
The array index value for SectionFont simply specifies the sequence number
for the change. Thus:
CrystalReport1.SectionFont(0)= “DETAIL;Arial;12;N;N;N;Y”
when making changes to the DETAIL section only, but
CrystalReport1.SectionFont(0) = “HEADER;Arial;12;N;N;N;Y”
CrystalReport1.SectionFont(1) = “DETAIL;Arial;12;N;N;N;Y”
when making changes to more than one section.
Use the following table as a guide in supplying the required values for this property:
Parameter Data type Value expected

sectionCode string Please refer to the “Overview of Section
Codes” on page 178.
fontName string The actual font name (i.e., Arial or Helvetica).
size number The size of the font in points (i.e., 12 or 16).
italic character T = true, F = False, X = as is*
bold character T = true, F = False, X = as is*
underline character T = true, F = False, X = as is*
strikethrough character T = true, F = False, X = as is*
*X (as is) uses the value saved with the report.

Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetFont in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
SectionFormat
SectionFormat specifies the format for one or more sections in the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SectionFormat(SectionArrayIndex%)[= sectionCode; visible;
newPageBefore; newPageAfter; keepTogether; SuppressBlankSection;
resetPageNAfter; printAtBottomOfPage; underlaySection; backgroundColor]
For example:
CrystalReport1.SectionFormat(0)= “GH2;F;X;X;X;X;X;X;X;255.0.0”
«Hides the Group Header 2 section (visible = F) and changes the background
color to red while maintaining default settings for all other switches.»
Remarks
With SectionFormat, you can specify changes to one or more sections at runtime.
The sequential index value for SectionFormat simply specifies the sequence
CrystalReport1.SectionFormat(0)= “DETAIL;T;F;F;X;X;X;X;X;255.0.0”
CrystalReport1.SectionFormat(0) = “HEADER;T;F;F;X;X;X;X;X;255.0.0”
CrystalReport1.SectionFormat(1) = “DETAIL;T;F;F;X;X;X;X;X;255.0.0”

Use the following table as a reference when entering parameter values for this
property:
sectionCode Please refer to the “Overview of Section Codes” on page 178.

Visible T = true, F = False, X = as is*
newPageBefore T = true, F = False, X = as is*
newPageAfter T = true, F = False, X = as is*
keepTogether T = true, F = False, X = as is*
suppressBlank T = true, F = False, X = as is*
resetPageNAfter T = true, F = False, X = as is*
printAtPageBottom T = true, F = False, X = as is*
underlaySection T = true, F = False, X = as is*
backgroundColor Supply a RGB (Red, Green, Blue) value in the following format:
<R>.<G>.<B> where R, G, and B are each integers with a range from 0 to
255. For example: 189.210.100. If you do not want to change the color, do not
place anything in this parameter.
* X (as is) uses the settings saved with the report.
Data Type
Arrays of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetSectionFormat in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
SectionLineHeight
SectionLineHeight specifies the line height in twips.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SectionLineHeight(SequentialIndex%)[=sectionCode; line;
height; ascent$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.SectionLineHeight(0) = “GH0; 1; 500; 300“
«Sets the line height for the second line in the group header zero section to a
height of 500 twips with an ascent of 300 twips.»

Remarks
A twip is 1/1440 inch; there are 20 twips in a point.
With SectionLineHeight, you can specify changes to one or more sections at
runtime. Those changes then take place sequentially when you make the
“Action=1” call. The sequential index value for SectionLineHeight simply specifies
the sequence number for the change. Thus:
CrystalReport1.SectionLineHeight(0)= “DETAIL;1;500;300”
CrystalReport1.SectionLineHeight(0) = “HEADER;1;500;300”
CrystalReport1.SectionLineHeight(1) = “DETAIL;1;500;300”
Use the following table as a guide in supplying the required values for this
property:
section Specifies the section code for the report section(s) for which you want to set a new
Code line height. See “Overview of Section Codes” on page 178.
lineN Specifies the line(s) for which you want to set the line height. Line numbers in a
section are 0 origin: the first line number is 0, the second is 1, etc.
height Specifies the line height in twips. A twip is 1/1440 inch; there are 20 twips in a point.
ascent Specifies the ascent in twips. Ascent is the distance from the top of the allotted line
space (line height) to the baseline of the font. The ascent parameter is used to specify
the position of the baseline if you specify an oversized or undersized line height. If
you set ascent to 0, the program puts the baseline at the top of the space; if you set
ascent to the same value as height, the program sets the baseline at the bottom of the
space. For any other baseline, specify the ascent in twips.
Data Type
Arrays of strings
Availability
Runtime
SectionMinHeight
SectionMinHeight specifies the minimum section height for the specified report
section.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SectionMinHeight
(SequentialIndex%)[=sectionCode;minHeight$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.SectionMinHeight(0) = “DETAIL;500”
«Sets the minimum height for details section to 500 twips.»

Remarks
With SectionMinHeight, you can specify changes to one or more sections at
runtime. Those changes then take place sequentially when you make the
“Action=1” call.
The array index value for SectionMinHeight simply specifies the sequence
CrystalReport1.SectionMinHeight(0)= “DETAIL;500”
CrystalReport1.SectionMinHeight(0) = “HEADER;500”
CrystalReport1.SectionMinHeight(1) = “DETAIL;500”
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

SelectionFormula
SelectionFormula specifies the records to be used when printing the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SelectionFormula[= SelectionFormula$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.SelectionFormula = “{file.QTY} > 5“
«Include only those records that have a quantity greater than 5 in the {file.Qty}
field.»
Remarks
Enter the selection formula just as you would enter it in the Formula Editor.
Make certain that you enclose your selection formula in double quotes.
If your selection formula includes internal quotes, for example:
{file.STATE} = “CA”
change all of the internal double quotes to single quotes and then surround the
entire selection formula in double quotes as follows:
“{file.STATE} = 'CA'”

If you have created a selection formula in your report at Design Time, any
selection formula you enter here will be appended to that selection formula.
Thus, your records will be selected based on a combination of the two selection
formulas.
Data Type
String
Availability

PESetSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
SessionHandle
SessionHandle specifies the session handle for a user once the “UserName” on
page 243, and “Password” on page 210, properties have opened an Access.mdb file
for use by the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SessionHandle[= Handle%]
Remarks
If you have already opened a Jet session in your Visual Basic application, you can
set this property to be the current session handle. Otherwise, you will have to use
the “Password” on page 210 and “UserName” on page 243 properties to establish
the Jet session.
For example:
CrystalReport1.SessionHandle = CurrentSessionHandle
«Sets the session handle to the session handle returned elsewhere in the
application and stored in the variable CurrentSessionHandle.»
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime


SortFields
SortFields specifies the field(s) that are to be used to sort your data when the report
is printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SortFields(ArrayIndex)[= “{+|-} SortField”]
Enter the fields on which you want the data in your report to be sorted.
For example, to sort an order database alphabetically by customer, and then by
order date, you can enter code similar to the following:
CrystalReport1.SortFields(0) = “+{orders.CUSTOMER}”
CrystalReport1.SortFields(1) = “+{orders.ORDERDATE}”
Remarks
SortFields is an array property available only at runtime.
Use a separate line of code to specify each sort field.
Enter sort fields in the order that you want them to sort your report. For example,
if you want your report to be sorted first on field A and then on field B, specify sort
field A in your first line of code and sort field B in your second line of code.
The sort field you specify must be assigned array index 0, the second sort field
must be assigned array index 1, etc.
The index values you assign must be continuous; no gaps are allowed (0, 1, 2 =
OK, 0, 1, 3 = wrong).
Array index values must be subscripted in the code immediately after the
property name (i.e., CrystalReport1.SortFields(0) =).
If you have specified sort fields for your report at Design Time, any sort fields
you enter here will replace the sort fields in your report.
If you do not use this property, the program will use the sorting instructions
that you specified in the report.
If you want to clear the sort fields in your report, use an empty string (i.e.,
CrystalReport1.SortFields(0) = “”).
Enclose field names in braces.
Sort fields can be database fields or formula fields. If you sort on a formula
field, use the @ sign before the formula name (i.e., {@FORMULANAME}).
Data Type
Array of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetNthSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

SQLQuery
SQLQuery specifies the SQL query string used by the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SQLQuery[=SQLQuery$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.SQLQuery = “SELECT authors.au_id, authors.au_lname,
authors.au_fname FROM pubs2.dbo.authors authors WHERE authors.au_lname >
‘Madison’"
«Queries the SQL database to return only the records where the authors last
name falls after Madison alphabetically.»
Remarks
You may only change the WHERE, FROM, and ORDER BY sections of an SQL
query. Although the property requires that you enter the entire SQL query, the
SELECT section must not be different from the original query in the report.
To change the ORDER BY clause, you must place a carriage return and
linefeed characters after the WHERE clause and before the ORDER BY clause
in this way:
CrystalReport1.SQLQuery=”SELECT...FROM...
WHERE...” + CHR$(13) + CHR$(10) + “ORDER BY...”
This property is active only if you are using an SQL or ODBC data source in
your report.
Data Type
String
Availability

PEGetSQLQuery in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
Status
Status indicates the print status for the specified report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.Status
For example:
Status% = CrystalReport1.Status
«Fetches the print status and saves it to the Status variable.»

Remarks
The Status property will return one of the following values:
"0" if PEOpenEngine or PEOpenPrintJob has not been called successfully.
"1" if the job has not started yet (PE_JOBNOTSTARTED).
"2" if the job is in progress (PE_JOBINPROGRESS).
"3" if the job has completed successfully (PE_JOBCOMPLETED).
"4" if the job has failed (PE_JOBFAILED).
"5" if the job has been canceled by the user (PE_JOBCANCELLED).
"6" if the job has been halted (PE_JOBHALETED).
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime

StoredProcParam
StoredProcParam specifies the stored procedure parameters when using a report
based on SQL stored procedures.
Syntax
[form.]Report.StoredProcParam(Parameter Array Index%)[= newParameter$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.StoredProcParam(0)=”06/14/1989”
«Sets the first stored procedure parameter to the date June 14, 1989.»
Remarks
StoredProcParam sets the value of the specified parameter in an SQL database table
that is based on a stored procedure. Pass the value you wish to set the parameter to
as a string. If the parameter expects a different data type, you still must pass the
value as a string. For example, to pass the integer value 396, use the string “396”. The
Crystal Report Engine will handle converting the value into integer format.
Note:
Under the native driver for MS SQL Server, stored procedure input
parameters are limited to 64 characters rather than 255.

Data Type
Arrays of strings
Availability
Runtime

PESetNthParameterDefaultValue in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
SubreportToChange
SubreportToChange specifies whether changes to any of several properties (see list
in Remarks below) affect the main report (if you pass an empty string [“”]) or a
subreport (if you pass the name of the subreport).
Syntax
[form.]Report.SubreportToChange(= SubreportName$)
For example:
CrystalReport1.SubreportToChange = “”
«Changes to any of the properties apply to the main report.»
CrystalReport1.SubreportToChange = “Subrpt2”
«Changes to any of the properties apply to the Subrpt2 subreport.»
Remarks
The following properties are affected by this property:
Connect LogonInfo SectionFormat

DataFiles MarginBottom SectionLineHeight
DetailCopies MarginLeft SectionMinHeight
Formulas MarginRight SelectionFormula
GraphData MarginTop SessionHandle
GraphOptions Password SortFields
GraphText PrintDay SQLQuery
GraphType PrintMonth StoredProcParam
GroupCondition PrintYear UserName
GroupSelectionFormula ReportTitle
GroupSortFields SectionFont
If the SubreportToChange property is set to:
the empty string, changing any of these properties affects the main report.
the name of a subreport, changing any of these properties affects the
subreport.

When you change the value of the SubreportToChange property, the current
value of the properties in the list are updated to be what has been set for the
selected subreport.
Calling the ReplaceSelectionFormula method will apply the new selection
formula to the currently selected subreport.
Note:
These properties only reflect values set by the programmer; they do not get
values from the report.
Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime
UserName
UserName specifies the name given to a user for logging on to a protected
Access.mdb file in order to obtain data files needed by the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.UserName[= Name$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.UserName = “MIS”
«Enters the user name “MIS”.»
Remarks
Enter the name you have been assigned.
The name must be enclosed in quotes if the variable is being assigned at
runtime.
Data Type
String
Availability
Runtime


WindowAllowDrillDown
WindowAllowDrillDown indicates whether or not drill-down on summary values
is allowed in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowAllowDrillDown[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowAllowDrillDown = FALSE
«Drill-down is not allowed in the preview window.»
Remarks
This property is set to False by default.
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

PESetWindowOptions in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
WindowBorderStyle
WindowBorderStyle specifies the type of border for the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowBorderStyle[= BorderStyle%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowBorderStyle = 2
«Sets a sizable border style (Style #2) for the preview window.»
Remarks
Select one of the following border styles for the preview window:
0 = None (creates a window with no border).
1 = Fixed Single (creates a window of a fixed size with a single line border).
2 = Sizeable (creates a window that can be resized by the user).
3 = Fixed Double (creates a window of fixed size with a double line border).
Select a value here only if you are printing to a window, if “Destination” on
page 186, is set to 0.

Data Type
Availability

WindowControlBox
WindowControlBox to specify whether or not the preview window is to have a
control (system menu) box in the upper left hand corner when the report is printed
to a window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowControlBox[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowControlBox = True
«Specifies that a control box (system menu) is to appear in the preview
window.»
Remarks
Select True if you want the window to contain a control box. Select False if you
do not.
Data Type
Integer
Availability


WindowControls
WindowControls indicates whether or not the print controls are to appear in the
preview window when printing a report to a window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowControls[={True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowControls = True
«Specifies that print controls are to appear in the preview window.»
Remarks
Select True if you want the print controls to appear in the preview window.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

PEShowPrintControls in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
WindowHeight
WindowHeight specifies the height of the preview window when the report is
printed to a window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowHeight[= Height%]
For example;
CrystalReport1.WindowHeight = 300
«Sets the height of the preview window to 300 pixels.»
Remarks
If you are not satisfied with the default settings, enter the external height you
want for your preview window in pixels. (A standard VGA monitor is 640 x
480 pixels.)

Data Type
Integer
Availability

WindowLeft
WindowLeft specifies the distance, in pixels, that the preview window is to appear
from the left edge of the parent window. If the preview window is a top level
window, then the distance is measured from the left edge of the screen. (A
standard VGA monitor is 640 x 480 pixels).
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowLeft[= Distance%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowLeft = 100
«Sets the left edge of the preview window 100 pixels from the left edge of the
screen.»
Remarks
If you are not satisfied with the default settings, enter the number of pixels you
want between the left edge of the screen and the left edge of your window.
Data Type
Integer
Availability


WindowMaxButton
WindowMaxButton indicates whether or not the preview window is to have an active,
hidden, or grayed-out maximize button when the report is printed to a window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowMaxButton[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowMaxButton = False
«Specifies that no Maximize button is to appear in the preview window (in
Windows 95, NT4+). Specifies that the Maximize button will appear grayed out
in the preview window (in Windows 3.x)»
Remarks
Select True if you want the window to contain a maximize button. Select False
if you do not.
If you set both WindowMaxButton and “WindowMinButton” on page 248, to
False, the buttons will not appear at all (be hidden).
If you set one of WindowMaxButton or WindowMinButton to True, the other
button will appear grayed out.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

WindowMinButton
WindowMinButton indicates whether or not the preview window is to have an
active, hidden, or grayed-out minimize button when the report is printed to a
window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowMinButton[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowMinButton = True

«Specifies that a Minimize button is to appear in the preview window (in

Windows 95, NT4+). Specifies that the Minimize button will be active (no
grayed out) in the preview window (in Windows 3.x).»
Remarks
Select True if you want the window to contain a minimize button. Select False
if you do not.
If you set both “WindowMaxButton” on page 248, and WindowMinButton to
False, the buttons will not appear at all (be hidden).
If you set one of WindowMaxButton or WindowMinButton to True, the other
button will appear grayed out.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

WindowParentHandle
WindowParentHandle specifies the handle of the parent window if the preview
window is to be the child of another window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowParentHandle[= ParentHandle%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowParentHandle = Form1.hWnd
«Sets the WindowParentHandle to the handle of Form1. This specifies that the
preview window is to be a child of Form1.»
Remarks
This is a runtime-only property.
Data Type
Integer
Availability
Runtime


WindowShowCancelBtn
WindowShowCancelBtn indicates whether or not a Cancel button is available in
the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowCancelBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowCancelBtn = False
«No Cancel button is displayed in the preview window.»
Remarks
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowCloseBtn
WindowShowCloseBtn indicates whether or not a Close button is available in the
preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowCloseBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowCloseBtn = True
«A Close button will appear in the preview window.»
Remarks
Data Type
Boolean

Availability

WindowShowExportBtn
WindowShowExportBtn indicates whether or not an Export button is available in
the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowExportBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowExportBtn = True
«The Export button appear in the preview window.»
Remarks
This property is set to True by default.
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowGroupTree
WindowShowGroupTree indicates whether or not a Group Tree is displayed in the
preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowGroupTree[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowGroupTree = False
«No Group Tree is displayed in the preview window.»
Remarks

Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowNavigationCtls
WindowShowNavigationCtls indicates whether or not the Navigation Controls
are available in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowNavigationCtls[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowNavigationCtls = True
«The preview window contains Navigation Controls.»
Remarks
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowPrintBtn
WindowShowPrintBtn indicates whether or not a Print button is available in the
preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowPrintBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowPrintBtn = False
«No Print button is available in the preview window.»

Remarks
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowPrintSetupBtn
WindowShowPrintSetupBtn indicates whether or not a Print Setup button is
available in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowPrintSetupBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowPrintSetupBtn = False
«No Print Setup button is available in the preview window.»
Remarks
The Print Setup button displays the Print Setup dialog box, allowing users to
make changes to printer settings before printing a report that appears in the
preview window.
If the Print Setup button is disable, and the Print button is enabled (see
“WindowShowPrintBtn” on page 252), when a user clicks the Print button, the
report will be sent to the printer selected when the report was created. If no
printer was selected, or if the printer is unavailable, the report will be sent to
the default printer for the current machine.
Data Type
Boolean
Availability


WindowShowProgressCtls
WindowShowProgressCtls indicates whether or not controls indicating the
progress of a report being generated are displayed in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowProgressCtls[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowProgressCtls = False
«No Progress Controls are displayed in the preview window.»
Remarks
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowRefreshBtn
WindowShowRefreshBtn indicates whether or not a Refresh button is available in
the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowRefreshBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowRefreshBtn = False
«No Refresh button is displayed in the preview window.»
Remarks
The Refresh button allows a user to refresh the data displayed in a report. The
most current data can be obtained by refreshing report data, but the process of
accessing the database containing the data can be time consuming and may
burden system and network resources.
Data Type
Boolean

Availability

WindowShowSearchBtn
WindowShowSearchBtn indicates whether or not a Search button is available in
the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowSearchBtn[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowSearchBtn = True
«The Search button is displayed in the preview window.»
Remarks
The Search button allows a user to search for a specific field value in the report.
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowShowZoomCtl
WindowShowZoomCtl indicates whether or not Zoom Controls are available in
the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowShowZoomCtl[= {True|False}]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowShowZoomCtl = True
«Zoom Controls are displayed in the preview window.»

Remarks
Zoom controls allow a user to zoom in or out on report data, enlarging or
reducing the report on screen.
Data Type
Boolean
Availability

WindowState
WindowState specifies the state of the preview window (normal, minimized, or
maximized) when the report is printed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowState[= State%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowState= 2
«When the report is printed to a preview window, the preview window
appears maximized when opened.»
Remarks
Use the following values to set the WindowState property:
0 = Normal
The preview window appears neither minimized nor maximized. It appears in
a default size and position previously defined by your application or by
Windows.
1 = Minimized
The preview window appears minimized as an icon close to the lower left
hand corner of the screen. The icon can be restored to display the window in a
normal state.
2 = Maximized
The preview window is maximized when opened to fill the entire screen.
Data Type
Integer
Availability


WindowTitle
WindowTitle specifies the title that you want to appear in the preview window
title bar when the report is printed to a window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowTitle[= Title$]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowTitle = “Quarterly Earnings”
«Sets the title of the preview window (the string that appears on the title bar) to
“Quarterly Earnings”.»
Remarks
Make sure that the title is enclosed in quotes.
page 186, = 0.
Data Type
String
Availability

WindowTop
WindowTop specifies the distance, in pixels, that the preview window is to appear
from the top edge of the parent window. If the preview window is a top level
window, then the distance is measured from the top edge of the screen.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowTop[= Distance%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowTop = 100
«Sets the top edge of the preview window 100 pixels from the top of the screen.»

Remarks
If you are not satisfied with the default setting, enter the number of pixels you
want between the top of the screen and the top of your window.
Data Type
Integer
Availability

WindowWidth
WindowWidth specifies the width of the preview window in pixels.
Syntax
[form.]Report.WindowWidth[= Width%]
For example:
CrystalReport1.WindowWidth = 480
«Specifies a preview window 480 pixels wide.»
Remarks
If you are not satisfied with the default setting, enter the external width of
your window, in pixels.
Data Type
Integer
Availability


ActiveX Controls Methods

The following Methods are discussed in this section:
“FetchSelectionFormula” on page 259.
“GetNSubreports” on page 260.
“GetNthSubreportName” on page 260.
“LogoffServer” on page 260.
“LogonServer” on page 261.
“PageCount” on page 262.
“PageFirst” on page 262.
“PageLast” on page 262.
“PageNext” on page 263.
“PagePrevious” on page 263.
“PageShow” on page 263.
“PageZoom” on page 264.
“PageZoomNext” on page 264.
“PrinterSelect” on page 264.
“PrintReport” on page 265.
“ReplaceSelectionFormula” on page 265.
“Reset” on page 266.
“RetrieveDataFiles” on page 266.
“RetrieveLogonInfo” on page 267.
“RetrieveSQLQuery” on page 267.
“RetrieveStoredProcParams” on page 268.
“SpecifyDataSourceField” on page 269.
FetchSelectionFormula
FetchSelectionFormula returns the selection formula from the current report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.FetchSelectionFormula
For example:
SelectionFormula$= CrystalReport1.FetchSelectionFormula
«Retrieves the selection formula from CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
This method does not populate “SelectionFormula” on page 237, and it does not
conflict with setting the property. Both the method and the property can be used
in the same code.

Availability
Runtime only
GetNSubreports
GetNSubreports looks at the report specified in “ReportFileName” on page 230,
and returns the number of subreports in that report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GetNSubreports
For example:
Number=CrystalReport1.GetNSubreports
«Returns the number of subreports in CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
GetNthSubreportName
GetNthSubreportName looks at the report specified in the ReportFileName
property and returns a string which is the name of the nth subreport in that report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.GetNthSubreportName (SubreportNum%)
For example:
SubreportName=CrystalReport1.GetNthSubreportName (2)
«Returns the name of the third subreport in CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
The valid range for the parameter is 0 to n-1, where n is the number you get back
from GetNSubreports.
LogoffServer
LogoffServer terminates the specified database connection established earlier with
the “LogonServer” on page 261.
Syntax
[form.]Report.LogoffServer (connectionId%, boolean allConnections)
For example:
CrystalReport1.LogoffServer (1, False)
«Terminates database connection 1 and only that connection.»

Parameters
connectionId Integer value that specifies a specific database connection established earlier
with “LogonServer” on page 261. If you have set allConnections to True,
connectionId should be set to 0.
allConnections Boolean value that specifies whether or not to terminate ALL database
connections that have been established with the LogonServer method.
True = Terminate all connections.
False = Terminate only the specified connection.
LogonServer
LogonServer logs on to the specified server and returns a unique connection id
which can be used to log off of this server using the “LogoffServer” on page 260.
Syntax
[form.]Report.LogonServer (dllName$, ServerName$, DatabaseName$, UserID$,
Password$)
For example:
connectionId% = CrystalReport1.LogonServer (“pdsodbc.dll”, “Accounting”,
“Administration”, “bobg”, “bigboard”)
«Connects to the “Administration” database via the “Accounting” data source
using the user ID “bobg” and the password “bigboard”.»
Parameters
dllName Specifies the name of the Crystal Reports DLL for the server or password
protected non-SQL table you want to log onto, for example,
“PDSODBC.DLL”. Note that the dllName must be enclosed in quotes. DLL
names have the following naming convention:
PDB*.DLL for standard (non-SQL) databases.
PDS*.DLL for SQL/ODBC databases.
ServerName Specifies the logon name for the server used to create the report. *For ODBC,
use the data source name.
DatabaseName Specifies the logon name for the database used to create the report.
UserID Specifies the user ID necessary to log on to the server.
Password Specifies the password necessary to log on to the server. When you are using
this structure to retrieve information using PEGetNthTableLogOnInfo in the
Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide, the password parameter is undefined.

PageCount
PageCount returns the number of pages in the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageCount
For example:
NumberofPages = CrystalReport1.PageCount
«Returns 100 if the number of pages in the specified report is 100.»
Remarks
PageCount must be called after the “Action” on page 182, to get a valid page count.
PageFirst
PageFirst displays the first page of the report in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageFirst
For example:
CrystalReport1.PageFirst
«Displays the first page of the report to the preview window.»
Remarks
This method is only valid when the report is printed to a preview window.
This method must be called after the “Action” on page 182.
PageLast
PageLast displays the last page of the report in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageLast
For example:
CrystalReport1.PageLast
«Displays the last page of the report in the preview window.»
Remarks

PageNext
PageNext displays the next page of the report in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageNext
For example:
CrystalReport1.PageNext
«Displays the next page of the report in the preview window.»
Remarks
PagePrevious
PagePrevious displays the previous page of the report in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PagePrevious
For example:
CrystalReport1.PagePrevious
«Displays the previous page of your report in the preview window.»
Remarks
PageShow
PageShow displays a specific page of the report in the preview window.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageShow [(PageToShow%)]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PageShow (3)
«Shows the third page of the report.»
Remarks

PageZoom
PageZoom sets the magnification factor for the report in the preview window to a
value from 25% to 400% of the actual size.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageZoom [(PercentZoomLevel%)]
For example:
CrystalReport1.PageZoom (150)
«Sets the magnification/zoom level to 150% for the current.»
Remarks
PageZoomNext
PageZoomNext zooms the magnification level of the report in a preview window
to the next default zoom level.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PageZoomNext
For example:
CrystalReport1.PageZoomNext
«Sets the magnification/zoom level to the next default level.»
Remarks
Default zoom levels are Full Page, Fit One Side, and Fit Both Sides. These
levels correspond to the levels available by clicking the Zoom button on the
Crystal Reports toolbar.
PrinterSelect
PrinterSelect displays the Printer Selection common dialog box which enables the
user to specify a different printer.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrinterSelect
For example:
CrystalReport1.PrinterSelect

«When the user prints, a dialog box appears for selecting the desired printed for
printing the report.»
Remarks
This method allows you to pick the printer used for printing the report.
This method is intended primarily for printing reports to a printer. However,
changes made to the Print Setup dialog box may also affect how reports
appear in preview windows and when exported.
PrintReport
PrintReport triggers the printing of the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.PrintReport
For example:
Result% = CrystalReport1.PrintReport
«Prints the specified report.»
Remarks
PrintReport returns a result code, 0 if the call is successful, an error code in the
20XXX range if it fails.
You can also print a report using the “Action” on page 182. If something goes
wrong, however, you get a runtime error that will terminate your application.
For this reason, you will need to set up an error handler.
Availability
Runtime

ReplaceSelectionFormula
ReplaceSelectionFormula overrides the selection formula from the current report
with the string that is passed.
Syntax
[form.]Report.ReplaceSelectionFormula [(SelectionFormulaString$)]
For example:
CrystalReport1.ReplaceSelectionFormula (“{Company.State}='CA'”)
«Uses “{Company.State}='CA'” as the selection formula for the report.»

Remarks
This method DOES NOT use the string in “SelectionFormula” on page 237, and
DOES conflict with setting the property. You cannot set the “SelectionFormula” on
page 237, property and call ReplaceSelectionFormula in the same code sequence.
A Visual Basic error condition will be raised in such a case.
Availability
Runtime only
Reset
Reset resets the value of all properties (except “DataSource” on page 186) to their
default values.
Syntax
[form.]Report.Reset
For example:
CrystalReport1.Reset
«Returns all properties (except DataSource) for CrystalReport1 to their default
values.»
RetrieveDataFiles
RetrieveDatafiles retrieves all “table” locations from the current report, populates
“DataFiles” on page 185, and returns the number of “tables” in the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RetrieveDatafiles
For example:
NumberofDatafiles% = CrystalReport1.RetrieveDatafiles
«Populates the DataFiles property with the table locations from
CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
This method can only be called AFTER “ReportFileName” on page 230, has been
set.
Availability
Runtime only

RetrieveLogonInfo
RetrieveLogonInfo retrieves logon information (except for the password) for all
“tables” in the current report, populates “LogOnInfo” on page 205, and returns the
number of “tables” in the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RetrieveLogonInfo
For example:
NumberofTables% = CrystalReport1.RetrieveLogonInfo
«Retrieves the logon information for all the tables in CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
This method can only be called AFTER the “ReportFileName” on page 230, has
been set. This method DOES NOT use the string in the Connect property and
DOES conflict with setting the property. You cannot set the Connect property and
call RetrieveLogonInfo in the same code sequence. A Visual Basic error condition
will be raised in this case.
Availability
Runtime only
RetrieveSQLQuery
RetrieveSQLQuery retrieves the SQL Query from the current report and populates
“SQLQuery” on page 240.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RetrieveSQLQuery
For example:
CrystalReport1.RetrieveSQLQuery
«Retrieves the SQL query from CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
This method can only be called AFTER “ReportFileName” on page 230, has been set.
Availability
Runtime only

RetrieveStoredProcParams
RetreveStoredProcParams retrieves all stored procedure parameters from the
current report, populates “StoredProcParam” on page 241, and returns the
number of parameters.
Syntax
[form.]Report.RetrieveStoredProcParams
For example:
NumberofParams% = CrystalReport1.RetrieveStoredProcParams
«Retrieves the stored procedure parameters from CrystalReport1.»
Remarks
This method can only be called AFTER “ReportFileName” on page 230, has been
set.
Availability
Runtime only
SetTablePrivateData
The SetTablePrivateData method is used to provide information about a data
source to the database driver associated with the reports database at runtime. For
instance, if a report has been designed using the Crystal Active Data Driver this
method can be used to provide an active data source for the report, such as a DAO,
ADO, or RDO Recordset or a CDO Rowset. In this case, the object passed to the
third parameter of this method replaces, at runtime, the field definition file used to
create the report.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SetTablePrivateData TableIndex% , DataTag&, Data
For Example:
CrystalReport1.SetTablePrivateData 0, 3, rs
Passes a recordset to the first table in the report.
Remarks
This method can only be called AFTER “ReportFileName” on page 230, has
been set.
The first parameter, TableIndex, specifies the index number of the table to be
set. Default value = 1.

The second parameter, DataTag, is value indicating the type of data being
passed to the report in the Data parameter. Currently, the only possible value
is 3. This value must be used for all Active data sources including DAO, ADO,
RDO, CDO, and the Visual Basic data control.
The third parameter, Data, is the variant data passed to the database driver.
For example, with Active data, this must be a Recordset object if you are using
DAO, ADO, or the Visual Basic data control. This must be a Rowset object if
you are using CDO.
Availability
Runtime only.
SpecifyDataSourceField
SpecifyDataSourceField enables you to specify the columns that appear, their
order, and their width for reports that are automatically generated from a Data
control. If you call this function one or more times, only the columns indicated by
the calls will appear in the report. You must call this function one time for each
column you are setting.
Syntax
[form.]Report.SpecifyDataSourceField ColumnNum%, ColumnName$, ColumnWidth%
For example:
CrystalReport1.SpecifyDataSourceField (0, “Year Born”, 10)
CrystalReport1.SpecifyDataSourceField (1, “Au_ID”, 20)
«If the data control was pointing to the Authors table in the Biblio sample, the
code results in a report where the first column is year born and the second
column is author_id.»
Remarks
This method only works when ReportSource = 3, Data Control Fields. It does
not work when ReportSource = 1, Bound TrueDBGrid Control.
The first parameter, ColumnNum, specifies the column number (zero
indexed).
The second parameter, ColumnName, is the name of the column as it appears
in the data control.
The third parameter is the column width, in characters.
To use the default width for the type of column, pass -1 as the third parameter.

ActiveX Controls Error Messages
ActiveX Controls Error Messages

Error # Error Message/Explanation
400 PE_ERR_CONFLICT “Do not use both Connect property and LogonInfo
LOGON property.”
INFOCONNECT This message appears if you try to set both of these
properties at the same time.
401 PE_ERR_REPORTFILE “ReportFileName property must be set before calling
NAMENOTSET method.”
Some methods retrieve information from a report. This
message appears if you try to call these methods before
setting the ReportFileName property. The methods are:
FetchSelectionFormula
ReplaceSelectionFormula
RetrieveDataFiles
RetrieveSQLQuery
RetrieveStoredProcParams
GetNSubreports
402 PE_ERR_SELECTION “Do not use both SelectionFormula and
FORMULACONFLICT ReplaceSelectionFormula.”
ReplaceSelectionFormula is a method. This message
appears if you attempt to use it after SelectionFormula.
403 PE_ERR_BADDLL “DLL name must be specified.”
This message appears if you call the LogOnServer method
and don’t specify the DLLname parameter.
404 PE_ERR_STRING “A string is too long.”
TOOLONG This message appears:
if you set an element of the ParameterFields property to
a string whose value part is greater than 256 characters,
or
if you call the LogOnServer method, and the server,
database, userid, or password parameters are greater
than 128 characters.
405 PE_ERR_BAD “Invalid Subreport index.”
SUBREPORTINDEX This message appears if you call the method
GetNthSubreportName and the first parameter does not
correspond to a subreport.
406 PE_ERR_BAD “Unknown Subreport name.”
SUBREPORTNAME This message appears if you set the SubreportToChange
property to the name of a subreport that does not exist in
the current report.
407 PE_ERR_ODBCTABLE “Need ODBC table name for export.”
NOTSET This message appears when you attempt to export to
ODBC without setting the PrintFileODBCTable property.

3 Crystal Report Engine Object Model for the Automation Server
Crystal Report Engine Object Model

for the Automation Server 3
The Crystal Report Engine Object Library provides an

object oriented approach for programming the Crystal
Reports Engine in your application. In this chapter you will
find detailed information on objects and collections, along
with their associated properties, methods, and events.

Overview of the Crystal Report Engine Object Model
Overview of the Crystal Report Engine Object Model

Object Hierarchy
The Crystal Report Engine Object Model for the Crystal Report Engine Automation
Server provides all of the power of the Crystal Report Engine in an easy to use object-
oriented hierarchy. The following diagram illustrates this object hierarchy:

Object Naming Conflicts

If your project includes other libraries that contain objects named identically to
those found in the Crystal Report Engine Object Model, you will encounter
conflicts unless you reference the objects by using a prefix. For example, if you
have included the DAO Library with the Crystal Report Engine Object Model in
your project, both libraries include a Database Object. In order to avoid conflicts,
you must prefix the objects as follows:
CRPEAuto.Database
for the Crystal Report Engine Object Model, or
DAO.Database
for the DAO Library.
Note: You must always prefix when referencing the Font Object. Visual Basic
includes a VB Font Object that is always included when creating a project, so
conflicts will always occur unless the object is properly referenced.(For example,
CRPEAuto.Font).
Object Model Events

Events are only available when using Visual Basic 5.0 or later. To use events, you
must first declare the desired Object (Report or Window) as Public and With
Events in the General, Declarations area of the module.
For example, declare the Report object as follows:
Public WithEvents reportVar As CRPEAuto.Report
The Visual Basic code screen will then list reportVar in the Object list, with events
listed in the Procedure list. Adding code to an event will cause this code to be run
whenever the event occurs, which in turn will be followed by the default behavior
for the event. For complete information on handling events, see Handling Preview
Window Events in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Crystal Report Engine Object Model Reference

The rest of this chapter lists all objects in the Report Engine Object Model and
describes their properties, methods, and events. Objects are listed in alphabetical
order with a brief description and example of their use in Visual Basic code. A table
follows each object description, listing all properties for the object, the purpose of
each property, and whether the property is read only or both read and write. After
each property table is a listing of object methods in alphabetical order. Finally, if
an object supports events, the events are also listed in alphabetical order. Each
method and event listing includes a complete description of its purpose and use
inside Visual Basic. For more information on using the Report Engine Object
Model in Visual Basic, see Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.

Objects and Collections

...including Properties, Methods, and Events
Application Object
The Application Object is the only creatable object in the Crystal Report Engine
Object Model. All access to the Crystal Report Engine Automation Server must
begin with the creation of an instance of the Application object.
An instance of the Application object can be created using the Visual Basic New
keyword or using the CreateObject function and the Prog Id
Crystal.CRPE.Application. However, the Visual Basic New keyword is much
easier and more efficient to use. With New, you do not need to reference
Crystal.CRPE.Application, which means that you can eliminate some unnecessary
coding details.
For example,
Using the New keyword:
Dim app as Application
Set app = New Application
Or,
’ Automatically creates a new instance of the object when it is first
’ referenced in the code, so it doesn’t have to be set.
Dim app As New Application
Using the CreateObject function:
Dim app As Object
Set app = CreateObject(“Crystal.CRPE.Application”)
Application Object Properties
Property Description Read/Write

LastErrorCode Returns the most recent error code. Used for errors at the Read only
application level.
LastErrorString Returns the most recent error string. Used for errors at the Read only
application level.
Options Returns the “GlobalOptions Object” on page 304, which allows Read only
you to request more descriptive error messages from the
Crystal Report Engine.
Parent Returns a null object (Nothing) as Application has no parent. Read only
Note: When any Visual Basic standard error is returned, LastErrorString will be
empty.

Application Object Methods

Related topics:
“CanClose” on page 275
“ClearError” on page 275
“LogOffServer” on page 275
“LogOnServer” on page 276
“OpenReport” on page 277
CanClose
The CanClose method indicates whether or not the “Application Object” on
page 274, can be destroyed. This method will return FALSE as long as there are
valid Report objects in existence. The Application object can be destroyed only if
no instances of the “Report Object” on page 329, exist.
Syntax
object.CanClose
Returns
TRUE if the Engine can be closed.
FALSE if the Engine is busy.
ClearError
The ClearError method clears the application error code and string stored when
calling the LastErrorCode and LastErrorString properties.
Syntax
object.ClearError
LogOffServer
The LogOffServer method logs off an SQL server or ODBC data source. Use this
method when you have logged on to the data source by using “LogOnServer” on
page 276.
Syntax
object.LogOffServer DLLName, ServerName, DatabaseName, UserID, Password

Parameters
DLLName Specifies the name of the DLL for the server or password-protected non-
SQL table that you want to log on to (for example, “PDSODBC.DLL”).
Note that the DLLName must be enclosed in quotes. DLL names have
the following naming convention: PDB*.DLL for standard (non-SQL)
databases, PDS*.DLL for SQL/ODBC databases.
ServerName Specifies the logon name for the server used to create the report.* (For
ODBC, use the data source name.) This value is case-sensitive.
DatabaseName Specifies the name for the database used to create the report.*
(Optional)
UserID (Optional) Specifies the User ID number necessary to log on to the server.*
Password (Optional) Specifies the password necessary to log on to the server.
*When you pass an empty string (““) for this parameter, the program uses the
value that is already set in the report. If you want to override a value that is already
set in the report, use a non-empty string (for example, “Server A”).
Remarks
If you try to log off a server that is still in use (that is, there is an object variable still
in focus that holds reference to a report that requires being logged on to the server
to access data) you will be unable to log off. This will apply to every object that
comes from the “Report Object” on page 329, as they all hold reference to the
report through their respective Report properties.
LogOnServer
The LogOnServer method logs on to an SQL server or ODBC data source. Once
logged on by using this method, you will remain logged on until you call
“LogOffServer” on page 275, or until the “Application Object” on page 274, is
destroyed. This method corresponds to PELogOnServer in the Crystal Reports
Technical Reference Guide, of the Crystal Report Engine API.
Syntax
object.LogOnServer DLLName, ServerName, DatabaseName, UserID, Password

Parameters
DLLName Specifies the name of the DLL for the server or password-protected non-
SQL table that you want to log on to (for example, “PDSODBC.DLL”).
Note that the DLLName must be enclosed in quotes. DLL names have
the following naming convention: PDB*.DLL for standard (non-SQL)
databases, PDS*.DLL for SQL/ODBC databases.
ServerName Specifies the logon name for the server used to create the report.* (For
ODBC, use the data source name.) This value is case-sensitive.
DatabaseName Specifies the name for the database used to create the report.*
(Optional)
UserID (Optional) Specifies the User ID number necessary to log on to the server.*
Password (Optional) Specifies the password necessary to log on to the server.
*When you pass an empty string (““) for this parameter, the program uses the
value that is already set in the report. If you want to override a value that is already
set in the report, use a non-empty string (for example, “Server A”).
OpenReport
The OpenReport method opens an existing report file, creating an instance of the
Report object. Through the “Report Object” on page 329, you can change
formatting, formulas, selection formulas, and sort fields for the report, then print,
preview, or export the report. This method corresponds to PEOpenPrintJob in the
Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide, of the Crystal Report Engine API.
Syntax
Dim rep As Report
Set rep = app.OpenReport(ReportFilePath)
Parameters
ReportFilePath Specifies a string value indicating the file name and path of the report that
you want to open.
Returns
Returns an instance of the “Report Object” on page 329, if the report was
successfully opened.
Returns 0 if the report file does not exist or if an error occurs.

Area Object
The Area Object represents an area in a report. An area is a group of like sections in the
report (for example, Details A - Da, Details B - Db, etc.) that all share the same
characteristics. Each section within the area can be formatted differently. This object
allows you to retrieve information and set options for a specified area in your report.
Area Object Properties

Application Returns a reference to the “Application Object” on page 274, Read only
that this object is associated with.
CopiesToPrint Returns/Sets the number of copies of each item in the Read/Write
Details section of the report. For example, by default, each
line of the Details section only prints once. By setting this to
3, each line of the Details section would print 3 times.
GroupNumber If the area is a group, this returns the group number. Read only
Otherwise, exception is thrown.
GroupOptions Returns “GroupAreaOptions Object” on page 307, which Read only
provides properties/methods for getting and setting group
options. Exception is thrown if area is not a group area.
Kind Returns CRAreaKind (see table below), which specifies what Read only
“kind” of area (that is, Details, Report Header, Page Footer,
etc.).
Constant Value
crDetail 4
crGroupFooter 5
crGroupHeader 3
crPageFooter 7
crPageHeader 2
crReportFooter 8
crReportHeader 1
Options Returns “AreaOptions Object” on page 279, which provides Read only
properties for getting and setting area options (that is, new
page before, keep together, etc.).
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Area Object” on page 278). Read only
Report Reference to “Report Object” on page 329. Read only
Sections Returns “Sections Collection” on page 344, which specifies a Read only
collection of all the sections in the area.

AreaOptions Object
The AreaOptions object allows you to retrieve information and set options for a
specified area of your report (that is, new page before, keep together, underlay
section, etc.). An AreaOptions object is obtained from the Options property of the
“Area Object” on page 278.
Each report area is comprised of sections which can be formatted independently of
each other by using the “SectionOptions Object” on page 342. These section
options are combined with the options set by using the AreaOptions Object to
make up the final appearance of a section and an area of the report. The settings in
the AreaOptions object will affect all sections within the area, while settings in the
SectionOptions object will affect only the section to which they are set.
If there is a conflict of settings between the AreaOptions object and the
SectionOptions object, the object with an option set to TRUE will override the
setting for the other object. For example, if the AreaOptions object has the
KeepTogether property set to TRUE, all sections within the area will have
KeepTogether applied, even if the SectionOptions object for a section has
KeepTogether set to FALSE. If, however, the AreaOptions object has
KeepTogether set to FALSE, but a section within that area has KeepTogether set to
TRUE, that section will have the KeepTogether format option applied.
If an area has only a single section, all options will be combined between both the
AreaOption object and the SectionOptions object. All TRUE settings set in either
object will result in a TRUE setting for the entire area and section. While changing
format options for areas and sections in reports, be sure to keep track of settings in
both the AreaOptions and SectionOptions objects.
AreaOptions Properties
Read/
Property Description
Write
KeepTogether Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the values in this Read/
area are kept together across pages. Write
KeepTogether Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
Formula setting when values in the area are kept together across pages. Write
NewPageAfter Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if a page break Read/
occurs just after this area. Write
NewPageAfter Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
Formula setting when a page break occurs after the area. Write
NewPageBefore Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if a page break Read/
occurs just before this area. Write

Read/
Property Description Write
NewPageBefore Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
Formula setting when a page break occurs before the area. Write
NotHideForDrill Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the area is not Read/
Down hidden for drill-down. Write
NotHideForDrill Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
DownFormula setting when the area is not hidden for drill-down. Write
PrintAtBottomOf Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the area is to Read/
Page appear at the bottom of the page. Write
PrintAtBottomOf Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
PageFormula setting when the area is printed at the bottom of the page. Write
ResetPageNumber Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the page number is Read/
After reset to one after this area is printed. Write
ResetPageNumber Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
AfterFormula setting when the page number should be reset after the area Write
is printed.
Visible Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the report Read/
area is visible or not. Write
VisibleFormula Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/
setting when an area is visible. Write
Areas Collection
The Areas Collection contains a collection of area objects for every area in the
report. Access a specific “Area Object” on page 278, in the collection using the Item
property.
Areas Collection Properties

Application Returns a reference to the “Application Object” on page 274, that Read only
this object is associated with.
Count Returns the number of areas in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “Area Object” on page 278. Item has an index parameter Read only
that can be either a string reference to the area (that is, “RH”, “PH”,
“GHn”, “D”, “GFn”, “PF”, or “RF”) or a numeric, 1-based index (that
is, Item (1)) for the Report Header area. The items in the collection are
indexed in the order that they are listed for each section/area.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Report Object” on page 329). Read only

Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference an area directly (for
example, Areas (“RH”) or Areas (1)).
BlobFieldObject Object
The BlobFieldObject Object allows you to get and set information for bitmap
database fields in a report.
BlobFieldObject Object Properties

Field Returns “DatabaseFieldDefinition Object” on page 284, Read only
containing information about the BLOB field.
Kind Returns CRObjectKind object which specifies what “kind” of Read only
object (that is, box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2

BoxObject Object
The BoxObject object represents a box that has been drawn on the report. This
object allows you to get information about boxes in a report.
BoxObject Object Properties

Kind Returns CRObjectKind object, which specifies what “kind” Read only
of object (that is, box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
CrossTabObject Object
The CrossTabObject Object allows you to get and set information for cross-tab
objects in a report.
CrossTabObject Object Properties

Kind Returns CRObjectKind object, which specifies what “kind” Read only
of object (that is, box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value

crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
SummaryFields Returns the “SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection” on Read only
page 352, providing access to information about all
summary fields in the cross-tab object.
Database Object
The Database Object provides properties to get information about the database
accessed by a report. See “Object Naming Conflicts” on page 273.
Database Object Properties

Parameters Returns “DatabaseParameters Collection” on page 288, which Read only
specifies the database parameters used in the report.
Tables Returns “DatabaseTables Collection” on page 292, which Read only
specifies the database objects used in the report (that is, an
Access report may contain a query or an SQL Server report
may be based on a stored procedure; if so, they will be
returned as part of this collection, along with the database
table used in the report).
Database Object Methods

“Verify” on page 284

Verify
The Verify method verifies that the location of the database is still valid and checks
to see if any changes have been made to table design, etc. If there are any changes
to the database, the Verify method will update the report automatically to reflect
these changes.
Syntax
object.Verify
DatabaseFieldDefinition Object
The DatabaseFieldDefinition Object represents a database field used in the report. This
object provides properties for getting information on database fields in the report.
Database FieldDefinition Object Properties
Property Definition Read/

Write
Application Returns a reference to the “Application Object” on page 274, Read
that this object is associated with. only
DatabaseField Specifies the name of the field in the database (that is, Product ID). Read
Name only
Kind Returns CRFieldKind, which specifies what “kind” of field (that Read
is, database, summary, formula, etc.). only
Constant Value
crDatabaseField 1
crFormulaField 2
crGroupNameField 5
crParameterField 6
crSpecialVarField 4
crSummaryField 3
Read/
Property Definition Write
Name Returns the name of the field within the report (table.FIELD) Read
(for example, product.PRODUCT ID). only
NumberOfBytes Returns the number of bytes required to store the field data in Read
memory. only
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Report Object” on page 329). Read
only
Report Reference to “Report Object” on page 329. Read
only

TableAliasName Specifies the alias name used in the report to reference the Read
database table. By default, this is the name of the database table. only
ValueType Returns CRFieldValueType (see table below) which specifies the Read
“type” of value found in the field. only
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPersistentMemoField 14
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crTransientMemoField 13
crUnknownField 22

DatabaseFieldDefinitions Collection
The DatabaseFieldDefinitions Collection is a collection of database field definition
objects. One object exists in the collection for every database field accessed by the
report. Access a specific “DatabaseFieldDefinition Object” on page 284, in the
collection by using the Item property.
Database FieldDefinitions Collection Properties

Count The number of “DatabaseFieldDefinition Object” on page 284, in Read only
the collection.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“DatabaseTable Object” on Read only
page 288).
Item Returns “DatabaseFieldDefinition Object” on page 284. Item has Read only
an index parameter that can be either a string reference to the
database field name or a numeric, 1-based index (that is, Item (1))
for the first database field in the collection. When a numeric
index is used, the items in the collection are indexed in the order
that they were added to the report.
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a database directly
(for example, DatabaseFieldDefinition(“Product ID”) or
DatabaseFieldDefinition(1)).
DatabaseParameter Object
The DatabaseParameter Object specifies a stored procedure in an SQL database or
an Access parameterized query.
Database Parameter Object Properties

Application Returns a reference to the “Application Object” on Read only
page 274, that this object is associated with.
Name Returns the name of the parameter from the Read only
parameterized query/stored procedure that the
report was created from.

Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Database Object” on Read only

page 283).
Type Returns CRFieldValueType (see table below), which Read only
specifies the “type” of value found in the field.
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22
Value Returns/Sets the value for a database parameter as a Read/Write
string (that is, when you are setting a numeric
parameter that you would use:
DatabaseParameter.Value = “5").

DatabaseParameters Collection
The DatabaseParameters Collection is a collection of database parameter objects. A
DatabaseParameter object exists in the collection for every stored procedure
parameter accessed by the report. Access a specific “DatabaseParameter Object”
on page 286, in the collection by using the Item property.
DatabaseParameters Collection Properties

Count Specifies the number of database parameters in the Read only
collection.
Item Returns “DatabaseParameter Object” on page 286. Item Read only
has an index parameter that is a numeric, 1-based index
(that is, Item (1)). The items in the collection are indexed in
the order they were added to the report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Database Object” on Read only
page 283).
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a parameter
directly (for example, DatabaseParameters(1)).
DatabaseTable Object
The DatabaseTable Object refers to a database table accessed by the report.
DatabaseTable Object Properties

Descriptive Returns a descriptive name for the data source (i.e., Access Read only
Name table returns “Microsoft DAO Database DLL”).
DllName Returns the name of the DLL used in the report (that is, Read only
PDBDAO.DLL, PDSODBC.DLL, etc.).
Fields Returns “DatabaseFieldDefinitions Collection” on page 286, Read only
specifying a collection of database fields in the table.
Location Gets/sets the location of the database table. Read/Write


LogOnDatabase Returns the name of the database if the database was logged on Read only
Name to. The format of this name will depend on the data source.
LogOnServer Returns the name of the server that the database logged on to Read only
Name (for example, with ODBC reports, the ODBC data source name
is returned).
LogOnUserID Returns user ID used when logging on to the data source Read only
Name Returns/Sets the alias name for the database table used in the Read/Write
report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Database Object” on page 283). Read only
PrivateDataTag This property contains information about the type of data Read only
accessed by the database driver. This value is used by the
database driver for the data source and should not be used in
your application. If your report has been designed by using the
crystal active data driver (see “Active Data” on page 1617), the
PrivateDataTag property will contain a value of 3, once an
active data source has been assigned to the report. This value is
associated with “GetPrivateData” on page 290, and
“SetPrivateData” on page 291, methods.
SessionUserID Returns the user ID used for Access session security. Returns Read only
the user ID used to create the report, or the user ID passed to
the “SetSessionInfo” on page 291, method if an Access session
has been opened.
Type Returns value of type CRDatabaseType (see table below) Read only
indicating the type of database (that is, standard or SQL).
Constant Value
crSQLDatabase 2
crStandardDatabase 1
DatabaseTable Object Methods

“GetPrivateData” on page 290
“SetLogOnInfo” on page 290
“SetPrivateData” on page 291
“SetSessionInfo” on page 291
“TestConnectivity” on page 292

GetPrivateData
The GetPrivateData method is used to retrieve the current private data for a given
table. The private data will be returned as the type specified in the VariantType
parameter. The format of the private data is specific to each database driver.
For example, if the report has been designed by using the crystal active data driver,
see “Active Data” on page 1617. GetPrivateData can be used to obtain the active
data object assigned to the report by using “SetPrivateData” on page 291.
Syntax
object.GetPrivateData VariantType
Parameters
VariantType A constant value indicating the type of data being retrieved. Use a Visual Basic
VarType constant value. For example, vbDataObject will return an Active Data
Object such as a DAO Recordset.
Returns
Variant.
SetLogOnInfo
The SetLogOnInfo method logs on to the data source so table data can be accessed.
Syntax
object.SetLogOnInfo DllName, ServerName, DatabaseName, UserID, Password
Parameters
DllName Specifies the DLL used to access the database by the Crystal Report
Engine (that is, PDSODBC.DLL).
ServerName Specifies the name of the server or ODBC data source where the database
is located (that is, CRSS).
DatabaseName Specifies the name of the database.
(Optional)
UserID (Optional) Specifies a valid user name for logging on to the data source.
Password Specifies a valid password for logging on to the data source.
(Optional)

SetPrivateData
The SetPrivateData method is used to provide information about a data source to
the database driver associated with this DatabaseTable object. For instance, if a
report has been designed by using the crystal active data driver , this method can
be used to provide an active data source for the report, such as a DAO, ADO, or
RDO Recordset or a CDO Rowset. In this case, the object passed to the second
parameter of this method replaces, at runtime, the field definition file used to
create the report. For complete information, see “Active Data” on page 1617.
Syntax
object.SetPrivateData DataTag, Data
Parameters
DataTag A value indicating the type of data being passed to the DatabaseTable object in the
Data parameter. Currently, the only possible value is 3. This value must be used for
all Active data sources including DAO, ADO, RDO, CDO, and the Visual Basic data
control.
Data Variant data passed to the database driver. For example, with Active data, this must
be a Recordset object if you are using DAO, ADO, or the Visual Basic data control.
This must be a Rowset object if you are using CDO.
SetSessionInfo
The SetSessionInfo method allows the user to log on to a secured Access session.
Syntax
object.SetSessionInfo SessionUserID As String, SessionPassword As String
Parameters
SessionUserID Specifies the Access userID used to log on to an Access session.

SessionPassword Specifies the session password for Access secured session.
Remarks
In Microsoft Access 95 and later, an Access database can have session security (also
know as user-level security), database-level security, or both. If the Access
database contains only session security, simply pass the session password to the
SessionPassword parameter. If the Access database contains database-level
security, use a linefeed character, Chr(10), followed by the database-level
password. For example:
object.SetSessionInfo “userID”, Chr(10) & “dbpassword”

If the Access database contains both session security and database-level security,
use the session password followed by the linefeed character and the database
password:
object.SetSessionInfo “userID”, “sesspswd” & _
Chr(10) & “dbpassword”
Alternately, database-level security can also be handled by assigning the database-
level password to the Password parameter of the “SetLogOnInfo” on page 290,
method.
TestConnectivity
The TestConnectivity method tests to see if the database can be logged on to with
the current information and if the database table can be accessed by the report.
Syntax
object.TestConnectivity
Returns
TRUE if the database session, logon, and location information are all correct.
FALSE if something is wrong.
DatabaseTables Collection
The DatabaseTables Collection is a collection of DatabaseTable objects. A
DatabaseTable object exists for every database object (that is, table, query, stored
procedure, etc.) accessed by the report. Access a specific “DatabaseTable Object”
on page 288, in the collection by using the Item property.
DatabaseTables Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of database objects in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “DatabaseTable Object” on page 288. Item has an index Read only
parameter that can be either a string reference to the table, (that is,
Item(“Catgories”)) or a numeric, 1-based index (that is, Item (1)).
When a numeric index is used, the items in the collection are
indexed in the order that they were added to the report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Database Object” on page 283). Read only

Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a table directly (for
example, DatabaseTable(“Categories”) or DatabaseTable(1)).
EventInfo Object
EventInfo Object Properties

ActivatePrint Returns/Sets a Boolean value indicating whether the Read/Write
WindowEvent- “ActivatePrintWindow” on page 360, or
Enabled “DeactivatePrintWindow” on page 362, events of the
“Window Object” on page 359, are enabled.
ClosePrintWindow Returns/Sets a Boolean value indicating whether the Read/Write
Event-Enabled “ClosePrintWindow” on page 362, event of the
“Window Object” on page 359, is enabled.
GroupEventEnabled Returns Boolean value indicating whether the Read only
“GroupTreeButtonClicked” on page 365, “ShowGroup”
on page 369, or “DrillOnGroup” on page 363, events of
the “Window Object” on page 359, are enabled.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Report Object” on Read only
page 329).
PrintWindowButton Returns Boolean value indicating if events Read only
Event-Enabled corresponding to preview window buttons for the
“Window Object” on page 359,are enabled.
ReadingRecords Returns Boolean value indicating if the Read only
EventEnabled “ReadingRecords” on page 336, event of the “Report
Object” on page 329, is enabled.
StartStopEventEnabl Returns Boolean value indicating if the “Start” on Read only
ed page 337, and “Stop” on page 337, events of the “Report
Object” on page 329, are enabled.
ExportOptions Object
The ExportOptions Object provides properties and methods for retrieving
information and setting options for exporting your report (that is, export format,
destination, etc.). An ExportOptions Object is obtained from the ExportOptions
property of the “Report Object” on page 329.

ExportOptions Object Properties

CharFieldDelimiter Returns/Sets the character used to separate fields in Read/Write
character separated text formats. This character
delimits every field in the file.
CharStringDelimiter Returns/Sets the character used to separate strings in Read/Write
character separated text formats. This character
delimits only string fields (numeric, date fields, etc.,
have no delimiter).
DestinationDLLName Returns the name of the DLL used to export the report Read only
to a specific destination.
DestinationType Returns/Sets CRExportDestinationType (see table Read/Write
below) indicating the destination type for the exported
report (that is, disk, mail, etc.).
Constant Value
crEDTDiskFile 1
crEDTMailMAPI 2
crEDTMailVIM 3
crEDTMicrosoftExchange 4
crEDTNoDestination 0
DiskFileName Returns/Sets the file name if the report is exported to a Read/Write
disk.
ExcelTabHasColumn Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether when Read/Write
Headings exporting to Excel format, the spreadsheet will be
displayed including column headings. By default this
property is set to FALSE.
ExchangeDestination Returns/Sets CRExchangeDestinationType (see table Read/Write
Type below) indicating the Exchange destination type for
reports exported to Exchange folders.
Constant Value
crExchangePostDocMessage 1011
crExchangeFolderType 0
ExchangeFolderPath Returns/Sets the path of the Exchange folder for Read/Write
reports exported to Exchange (that is,
“PersonalFolders@Inbox”).

ExchangePassword Returns/Sets the password used to access the Read/Write

Exchange folder for reports exported to the 16-bit
version of Exchange.
ExchangeProfile Returns/Sets a user profile for accessing an Exchange Read/Write
folder for reports exported to Exchange.
FormatDLLName Returns the file name of the DLL corresponding to the Read only
export format.
FormatType Returns/Sets CRExportFormatType (see table below) Read/Write
indicating the format type for the exported report (that
is, text, Excel, etc.).
Constant Value
crEFTCharSeparatedValues 7
crEFTCommaSeparatedValues 5
crEFTCrystalReport 1
crEFTDataInterchange 2
crEFTExcel21 18
crEFTExcel30 19
crEFTExcel40 20
crEFTExcel50 21
crEFTExcel50Tabular 22
crEFTExplorer32Extend 25
crEFTHTML32Standard 24
crEFTLotus123WK3 13
crEFTLotus123WK1 12
crEFTLotus123WKS 11
crEFTNetScape20 26
crEFTNoFormat 0
crEFTODBC 23
crEFTPaginatedText 10
crEFTQuattroPro50 17
crEFTRecordStyle 3
crEFTRichText 4
crEFTTabSeparatedText 9
crEFTTabSeparatedValues 6
crEFTText 8
crEFTWordForDOS 15
crEFTWordForWindows 14

crEFTWordPerfect 16
HTMLFileName Returns/set the HTML file name for reports exported Read/Write
to HTML format.
MailBccList Returns/Sets a Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) list for Read/Write
reports e-mailed to a VIM e-mail account.
MailCcList Returns/Sets a Carbon Copy (CC) list for reports e- Read/Write
mailed.
MailMessage Returns/Sets the e-mail message included with e- Read/Write
mailed reports.
MailSubject Returns/Sets the e-mail subject heading for reports Read/Write
being e-mailed.
MailToList Returns/Sets the To list for reports being e-mailed. Read/Write
NumberOfLinesPer Integer. Gets or sets the number of lines to appear per Read/Write
Page page option for reports exported to a paginated text
format.
ODBCDataSource Returns/Sets the ODBC data source for reports Read/Write
Name exported to ODBC.
ODBCDataSourcePass Returns/Sets the password used to access an ODBC Read/Write
word data source for reports exported to ODBC.
ODBCDataSource Returns/Sets the user name used to access an ODBC Read/Write
UserID data source for reports exported to ODBC.
ODBCExportTable Returns/Sets the database table in the ODBC data source Read/Write
Name that the report file exported to ODBC will be appended
to. You can also create a new table using this property.
page 329).
UseReportDateFormat Returns/Sets whether the date format used in the report Read/Write
should also be used in the exported report. Can be used
for Data Interchange Format (DIF), Record Style Format,
and comma, tab, or character separated format.
UseReportNumber Returns/Sets whether the number format used in the Read/Write
Format report should also be used in the exported report. Can
be used for Data Interchange Format (DIF), Record Style
Format, and comma, tab, or character separated format.
ExportOptions Object Methods

“PromptForExportOptions” on page 297
“Reset” on page 297

PromptForExportOptions
The PromptForExport Options method prompts the user for export information
using default Crystal Report Engine dialog boxes.
Syntax
object.PromptForExportOptions
Reset
The Reset method clears all ExportOptions properties.
Syntax
object.Reset
FieldDefinitions Collection
The FieldDefinitons Collection is a collection of field definitions of all types. This
collection is obtained from the DataFields property of the “GraphObject Object” on
page 304. The collection of fields represents the fields used to plot the values on a
chart. Access a specific FieldDefinition object in the collection using the Item property.
FieldDefinitions Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of field definitions contained by this Read only
collection.
Item Returns specific FieldDefnition objects in this collection. Read only
Item has an index parameter that is a numeric, 1-based index
(that is, Item (1)). The items in the collection are indexed in
the order that they are charted.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“GraphObject Object” on Read only
page 304).
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a field definition
directly (for example, FieldDefinitions (1)).

FieldObject Object
The FieldObject Object represents a field found in a report (that is,special field,
database field, parameter field, etc.). This object provides properties for retrieving
information for a field in your report. A FieldObject Object is obtained from the
Item property of the “ReportOptions Object” on page 339 (that is,
ReportObjects.Item(Index)), where the index references a special field, database
field, parameter field, summary field, or group name field (except BLOB field -- see
“BlobFieldObject Object” on page 281).
Field Object Object Properties

Field Returns the field definition object (depending on what the Read only
field object is, for example, “DatabaseFieldDefinition
Object” on page 284, “FormulaFieldDefinition Object” on
page 301, “GroupNameFieldDefinition Object” on page 309,
“ParameterFieldDefinition Object” on page 321,
“SummaryFieldDefinition Object” on page 350, and
“SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object” on page 347).
Font Returns “Font Object” on page 299, with information on Read only
what type of font is being used (for example, name).
Kind Returns CRObjectKind object which specifies what “kind” of Read only
object (that is, box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Section Object” on Read only
page 341).

FieldValue Object
The FieldValue Object is only available through the “Window Object” on page 359,
event “DrillOnDetail” on page 362, used in Visual Basic 5.0. When a user drills
down on a Detail record value, all fields for that record are stored in an array of
FieldValue objects that is returned in the FieldValues parameter of the
DrillOnDetail event.
FieldValue Object Properties

Name Returns the name of the field. Read only
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Window Object” on Read only
page 359).
Value Returns the data contained in the field. Read only
Font Object
The Font Object provides properties for retrieving information and setting options
for the font used in a specified field (that is, Bold, line style, etc.). A Font Object is
obtained from the Font property of the “FieldObject Object” on page 298. Options,
such as font name, defined by this object are dependent upon the printer driver
selected for the report.
Note: You must always use a prefix when referencing the Font Object. Visual
Basic includes a VB Font Object that is always included when creating a project,
so conflicts will always occur unless the object is properly referenced (for
example, CRPEAuto.Font). For more information see “Object Naming Conflicts”
on page 273.
Font Object Properties

Color Returns/Sets a number representing the color of the font. The Read/Write
number represents an OLE color that can be set by using RGB
(that is, RGB (255, 0, 0 for red) or by specifying CRColor (see
table below).
Constant Value

crAqua 16776960
crBlack 0
crBlue 16711680
crFuchsia 16711935
crGray 8421504
crGreen 32768
crLime 65280
crMaroon 128
crNoColor -1
crOlive 32896
crPurple 8388736
crRed 255
crSilver 12632256
crTeal 8421376
crWhite 16777215
crYellow 65536
Italic Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not the font Read/Write
is italicized.
Name Returns/Sets the name of the font. Available fonts for any report Read/Write
are dependent upon the printer driver selected for the report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“FieldObject Object” on Read only
page 298).
Size Returns/Sets the point size of the font. Read/Write
Strike Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not the font Read/Write
Through is struck out.
Underline Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not the font Read/Write
is underlined.
Weight Returns/Sets the weight of the font. CRFontWeight (see table Read/Write
below) can be used for convenience.
Constant Value
crFWBold 700
crFWDontCare 0
crFWExtraBold 800
crFWExtraLight 200
crFWHeavy 900

crFWLight 300
crFWMedium 500
crFWNormal 400
crFWSemiBold 600
crFWThin 100
FormulaFieldDefinition Object
The FormulaFieldDefinition Object provides properties and methods for
retrieving information and setting options for any formula field found in a report.
FormulaFieldDefinition Properties

FormulaField Returns the formula field name as it appears in the Formula Read only
Name Field list on the Formula Tab of the Insert Fields dialog box
(for example, NewExampleFormula).
Kind Returns CRFieldKind (see table below), which specifies what Read only
“kind” of field (that is, database, summary, formula, etc.).
Constant Value
crDatabaseField 1
crFormulaField 2
crGroupNameField 5
crParameterField 6
crSpecialVarField 4
crSummaryField 3
Name Returns the name of the formula field as it would be Read only
displayed (referenced) in the report (that is,
{@NewExampleFormula}).
NumberOfBytes Returns the number of bytes required to store the field data Read only
in memory.

Text Returns/Sets the text of the formula. The formula text is Read/Write
changed immediately in the report. With that in mind, you
should check the validity of the formula immediately after
setting the Text property. Use “Check” on page 303, to check
formulas. If you generate a report with an invalid formula,
you may receive and exception error.
ValueType Returns CRFieldValueType (see table below), which Read only
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22

FormulaFieldDefinition Methods
“Check” on page 303
Check
The Check method checks formula for errors (that is, syntax errors).
Syntax
object.Check
Returns
Returns a Boolean value,
TRUE if formula is valid.
FALSE if formula contains errors.
Remarks
You can use LastErrorCode and LastErrorString properties from the “Report
Object” on page 329, in order to obtain details when FALSE is returned.
FormulaFieldDefinitions Collection
The FormulaFieldDefinitions Collection is a collection of named formulas in the
report. Access a specific “FormulaFieldDefinition Object” on page 301, in the
collection by using the Item property.
FormualFieldDefinitions Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of formula field definitions in the Read only
collection.
Item Returns “FormulaFieldDefinition Object” on page 301. Item Read only
has an index parameter that can be either a string reference
to the formula field or a numeric, 1-based index. When a
numeric index is used, the items in the collection are indexed
in the order that they were added to the report.

Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a formula field
directly (for example, FormulaFieldDefinitions(“ExampleFormula”)).
GlobalOptions Object
The GlobalOptions Object provides properties for retrieving information or setting
options for an application object. A GlobalOptions Object is obtained from the
Options property of the “Application Object” on page 274.
GlobalOptions Object Properties

MorePrintEngine Sets Boolean value indicating more error messages at the Write only
ErrorMessages application level. Use this object to turn off more error
messages if they are switched on by default. It will not affect
more print error messages at the report level.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Application Object” on Read only
page 274).
GraphObject Object
The GraphObject Object represents a graph/chart found in a report. This object
provides properties for retrieving information and setting options for a chart in your
report (that is, graph data type -- group, detail or graph display type -- bar, pie, etc.).
GraphObject Object Properties

ColumnGroup Returns/Sets the group number that the column of the graph Read/Write
Number gets its data from (that is, in a stacked bar graph, the “column”
is the bar of the graph, so there will be one bar for each group).
ConditionField Returns/Sets the Detail field to be graphed on. This Read/Write
property applies to only detail graphs; using this property
with a cross-tab or group graph will result in an error.
CrossTabObject Returns “CrossTabObject Object” on page 282, with Read only
information regarding the cross-tab object used to graph on.
This property applies only to cross-tab graphs; using this
property with a detail or group graph will result in an error.

DataFields Returns the FieldDefinitions object that represents the data Read only
fields of the graph (that is, numeric fields for graph data).
Specifies a collection of graph data fields. This property
applies only to detail graphs; using this property with a
cross-tab or group graph will result in an error.
DataType Returns CRGraphDataType (see table below) which Read only
specifies the type of data used in the graph.
Constant Value
crCrossTabGraph 2
crDetailGraph 1
crGroupGraph 0
Direction Returns/Sets CRGraphDirection (see table below) indicating Read/Write
if the graph groups on only the rows of a cross-tab, only the
columns, or a combination of both (that is, for stacked bar
graph). This property applies to only cross-tab graphs.
Constant Value
crGDColumnsOnly 1
crGDMixedColumnRow 3
crGDMixedRowColumn 2
crGDRowsOnly 0
crGDUnknownDirection 20
DisplayType Returns/Sets CRGraphDisplayType (see table below) Read/Write
indicating which graph representation type used for the
graph (that is, SideBySideGraph, PieGraph, etc.).
Constant Value
crAreaGraph 120
crFaked3DPercentBarGraph 6
crFaked3DSideBySideBarGraph 4
crFaked3DStackedBarGraph 5
crLineGraph 80
crMultiPieGraph 42
crPercentBarGraph 3
crPieGraph 40
crProportionalMultiPieGraph 43
crSideBySideGraph 0
crStackedBarGraph 2

crThreedBarGraph 160
crUnkownTypeGraph 1000
crUserDefinedGraph 500
FontFaceName Returns/Sets the font for the title, subtitle, and footnote text Read/Write
included with the graph. Fonts available for any report are
dependent upon the printer driver selected for the report.
FootNote Returns/Sets the footnote text that appears at the bottom of Read/Write
the graph.
GroupsTitle Returns/Sets the title of the groups that are being graphed. Read/Write
Kind Returns CRObjectKind object(see table below), which specifies Read only
what “kind” of object (that is, box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
MaxValue Returns/Sets the maximum value that will appear in the Read/Write
graph. Any graph values above this value are not graphed.
MinValue Returns/Sets the minimum value that will appear in the Read/Write
graph. Any graph values below this value are not graphed.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Section Object” on page 341). Read only
RowGroup Returns/Sets the group number of the group that supplies the Read/Write
Number data for the graphs rows. For example, in a stacked bar graph,
the row would be the stacked data. For graphs with no rows,
this value is -1. (This property does not apply to a detail graph.)
SeriesTitle Returns/Sets the title of the series which is being graphed. Read/Write
ShowDataValue Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not to Read/Write
Enabled display the numeric value associated with each riser on the
graph. If set to TRUE (1), a value appears in the graph for
each riser.

ShowGridLine Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not to Read/Write

Enabled display grid lines on the graph.
ShowLegend Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not to Read/Write
Enabled display the graph legend.
ShowVerticalBar Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether to display Read/Write
Enabled the bars in a bar graph vertically or horizontally.
SubTitle Returns/Sets the subtitle text that will appear directly under Read/Write
the main title.
SummarizedField Returns/Sets “SummaryFieldDefinition Object” on Read/Write
page 350, used to supply the data for a group graph. (This
property does not apply to a detail graph.)
Title Returns/Sets the main title text that will appear above the Read/Write
graph.
XAxisTitle Returns/Sets the text that will appear for the X axis. Not Read/Write
valid for Pie graphs.
YAxisTitle Returns/Sets the text that will appear for the Y axis. Not Read/Write
valid for Pie graphs.
ZAxisTitle Returns/Sets the text that will appear for the Z axis. This Read/Write
value is only valid for 3D graphs.
GroupAreaOptions Object
The GroupAreaOptions Object provides properties for retrieving information and
setting options for a group area found in a report (that is, keep group together, sort
direction, etc.). A GroupAreaOptions Object is obtained from the GroupOptions
property of the “Area Object” on page 278.
GraphAreaOptions Object Properties

Condition Returns/Sets CRGroupCondition (see table below) Read/Write
indicating when grouping should occur for Boolean or Date
groups (that is, for Boolean groups, group on change to
TRUE; for date groups, group dates weekly, etc.).
Constant Value
crGCAnnually 7
crGCAnyValue 14
crGCBiweekly 2
crGCDaily 0
crGCEveryNo 11

crGCEveryYes 10
crGCMonthly 4
crGCNextIsNo 13
crGCNextIsYes 12
crGCQuarterly 5
crGCSemiAnnually 6
crGCSemiMonthly 3
crGCToNo 9
crGCToYes 8
crGCWeekly 1
ConditionField Returns/Sets “DatabaseFieldDefinition Object” on page 284, Read/Write
specifying the field that grouping occurs on.
DiscardOther Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if “other” groups in a Read/Write
Groups group sort are discarded (that is, those not included in a
Top/Bottom N group sort when sorting groups by their
summary field).
KeepGroupToget Returns/Sets Boolean value to keep group together (that is, Read/Write
her across page breaks).
NumberOfTopOr Returns/Sets the number of groups for a TopN group sort. Read/Write
BottomGroups
RepeatGroup Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if group headers Read/Write
Header should be repeated when group is split across pages.
SortDirection Returns/Sets CRSortDirection (see table below) indicating Read/Write
the sort direction of the group name field, as opposed to the
group summary field.
Constant Value
crAscendingOrder 1
crDescendingOrder 0
crOriginalOrder 2
crSpecifiedOrder 3
(Read only -- this value cannot be set.)
TopOrBottomN Returns/Sets the value of CRTopBottomNGroupSortOrder (see Read/Write
Groups table below) indicating which section of groups will be shown
(that is, TopN groups, BottomN groups, all groups, etc.).
Constant Value

crAllGroupsSorted. 1
crAllGroupsUnsorted 0
crBottomNGroups 3
crTopNGroups 2
GroupNameFieldDefinition Object
The GroupNameFieldDefinition Object provides properties and methods for
retrieving information on a group name field found in a report (that is, number of
group, value type, etc.). A GroupNameFieldDefinition Object is obtained from the
Field property of the “FieldObject Object” on page 298, when the specified field is
a group name field.
GroupNameFieldDefinition Object Properties

GroupNumber Returns the group number of the specified group. Read only
Kind Returns CRFieldKind (see table below), which specifies Read only
what “kind” of field (that is, database, summary, formula, etc.).
Constant Value
crDatabaseField 1
crFormulaField 2
crGroupNameField 5
crParameterField 6
crSpecialVarField 4
crSummaryField 3
Name Returns the name of the group name field. Read only
NumberOfBytes Returns the number of bytes required to store the field data Read only
in memory.
ValueType Returns CRFieldValueType (see table below), which specifies Read only
the “type” of value found in the field.
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15

crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
LineObject Object
The LineObject Object represents a line drawn on a report. This object provides
properties for getting information for lines on a report.
LineObject Object Properties

Kind Returns CRObjectKind (see table below), which specifies what Read only
“kind” of object (i.e., box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2

OLEObject Object
The OLEObject Object represents an OLE object in a report. This object provides
properties for getting information for OLE objects in a report.
OLEObject Object Properties

Kind Returns CRObjectKind (see table below), which specifies what Read only
“kind” of object (i.e., box, cross-tab, field, etc.).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
Page Object
The Page Object is part of the Page Engine. Use the Page Engine when designing
web sites using Active Server Pages, the Crystal Report Engine Automation Server,
and the Crystal Design-Time ActiveX Control. Unless you are experienced with
the Crystal Report Engine Object Model, you should allow the Crystal Design-
Time ActiveX Control to generate VBScript code, in your Active Server Pages, to
control the Page Engine objects.
The Page Engine generates pages of a report on the web server and sends the pages to
client web browsers as they are requested. For example, when a user first requests a
report, only the first page is sent to the web browser. If the user pages forward or
backward in the report, or requests a specific page, only that page is sent. This limits
the resources required by the web server and reduces download time for the client
browser. A Page Object is a single generated page that is sent to the browser.

Page Object Properties

IsLastPage Returns Boolean value indicating whether the page generated is Read only
the last page of the report.
PageNumber Returns the page number of the page generated. Read only
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“PageGenerator Object” on Read only
page 316).
Page Object Methods

“RenderEPF” on page 312
“RenderHTML” on page 312
RenderEPF
The RenderEPF method returns a variant that contains EPF code for the report page.
Syntax
variantdata = object.RenderEPF (ResultType as CRRenderResultType)
Parameters
ResultType Returns CRRenderResultType (see table below) indicating whether the page will
be rendered using strings or arrays.
Constant Value
crBSTRType 8
crUISafeArrayType 8209
RenderHTML
The RenderHTML method returns a variant that contains HTML code for the
report page.
Syntax
variantdata = object.RenderHTML (IncludeDrillDownLinks as Boolean,
PageStyle as CRHTMLPageStyle, ToolbarStyle as CRHTMLToolbarStyle,
BaseURL as string, ResultType as CRRenderResultType)

Parameters
IncludeDrill Indicates whether or not the HTML page will include hyperlinks for drilling
DownLinks down on summary data.
PageStyle Specifies CRHTMLPageStyle (see table below) indicating the style of the
HTML page to be rendered.
Constant Value
crFramePageStyle 2
crPlainPageStyle 0
crToolbarPageStyle 1
ToolbarStyle Specifies CRHTMLToolbarStyle (see table below) indicating the style of the
toolbar to be used.
Constant Value
crToolbarRefreshButton 1
crToolbarSearchBox 2
BaseURL The URL used to access the report when it is first generated.
ResultType Returns CRRenderResultType (see table below) indicating whether the page
will be rendered using strings or arrays.
Constant Value
crBSTRType 8
2
PageEngine Object
Use the PageEngine object when designing web sites using Active Server Pages, the
Crystal Report Engine Automation Server, and the Crystal Design-Time ActiveX
Control. Unless you are experienced with the Crystal Report Engine Object Model,
you should allow the Crystal Design-Time ActiveX Control to generate VBScript
code, in your Active Server Pages, to control the Page Engine objects.
The Page Engine generates pages of a report on the web server and sends the pages
to client web browsers as they are requested. For example, when a user first
requests a report, only the first page is sent to the web browser. If the user pages
forward or backward in the report, or requests a specific page, only that page is
sent. This limits the resources required by the web server and reduces download
time for the client browser.

PageEngine Object Properties

ImageOptions Returns/Sets CRImageType (see table below) indicating the Read/Write
image type for EPF format.
Constant Value
crDIBImageType 1
crJPEGImageType 2
PageEngine Object Methods

“CreatePageGenerator” on page 314
“RenderTotallerETF” on page 314
“RenderTotallerHTML” on page 315
CreatePageGenerator
The CreatePageGenerator method returns a “PageGenerator Object” on page 316,
allowing you to get pages from the view of the report, specified by the GroupPath
parameter.
Syntax
PgGenObject = object.CreatePageGenerator (GroupPath)
Parameters
GroupPath Specifies an integer array that represents the group path (separated by “/”). An
empty array would represent the entire report, an array (0, 1) would represent a
drill down on the second group member within the first group member (i.e., 0 =
first group in Group #1 and 1 = second group in Group #2).
Note: Another optional parameter, DrillDownLevel, will appear in the Object
Browser for the CreatePageGenerator Method. This parameter has not been
implemented; the value will be ignored.
RenderTotallerETF
The RenderTotallerETF method returns a variant that contains ETF code for the
Group Tree.
Syntax
variantData = object.RenderTotallerETF (RootGroupPath,
StartingChildNumber, PastRootLevels, MaxNodeCount, ResultType)

Parameters
MaxNodeCount The maximum number of nodes for the Group Tree.

PastRootLevels An array of past root levels.
ResultType Returns CRRenderResultType (see table below) indicating
whether the page will be rendered by using strings or arrays.
Constant Value
crBSTRType 8
RootGroupPath Specifies an integer array that represents the root group path
(separated by “/”). An empty array would represent the entire
report, an array (0, 1) would represent a drill-down on the
second group member within the first group member (that is, 0
= first group in Group #1 and 1 = second group in Group #2).
StartingChildNumber The child level to display the report grouping at.
RenderTotallerHTML
The RenderTotallerHTML method returns a variant that contains HTML code for
the Group Tree.
Syntax
variantData = object.RenderTotallerHTML (RootGroupPath,
StartingChildNumber, PastRootLevels, MaxNodeCount, OpenGroupPath,
IncludeDrillDownLinks, BaseURL, ResultType)
Parameters
BaseURL The URL address of the report when it is first generated by the web server.
IncludeDrill Indicates whether or not drill-down hyperlinks are generated for summary
DownLinks values in the report.
MaxNodeCount The maximum number of nodes to display in the Group Tree.
OpenGroupPath An array of groups to be opened in the report.
PastRootLevels A value indicating the number of past root levels.
ResultType Returns CRRenderResultType (see table below) indicating whether the page
will be rendered by using strings or arrays.
Constant Value
crBSTRType 8

RootGroupPath Specifies an integer array that represents the root group path (separated by “/”).
An empty array would represent the entire report, an array (0, 1) would
represent a drill-down on the second group member within the first group
member (that is, 0 = first group in Group #1 and 1 = second group in Group #2).
StartingChild Long
Number
PageGenerator Object
The PageGenerator Object is part of the Page Engine. Use the Page Engine when
designing web sites using Active Server Pages, the Crystal Report Engine
Automation Server, and the Crystal Design-Time ActiveX Control. Unless you are
experienced with the Crystal Report Engine Object Model, you should allow the
Crystal Design-Time ActiveX Control to generate VBScript code, in your Active
Server Pages, to control the Page Engine objects.
to client web browsers as they are requested. For example, when a user first requests
a report, only the first page is sent to the web browser. If the user pages forward or
backward in the report, or requests a specific page, only that page is sent. This limits
the resources required by the web server and reduces download time for the client
browser. A PageGenerator object generates “Page Object” on page 311, as they are
requested and allows options for manipulating the report as a whole.
PageGenerator Object Properties

GroupPath Returns the GroupPath parameter set by Read only
“CreatePageGenerator” on page 314.
Pages Returns “Pages Collection” on page 318, which is a collection of Read only
pages in the report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“PageEngine Object” on Read only
page 313).

PageGenerator Object Methods

“DrillOnGraph” on page 317
“GetPageNumberForGroup” on page 317
“SearchForText” on page 317
DrillOnGraph
The DrillOnGraph method creates a new “PageGenerator Object” on page 316,
that results from drilling down on the specified point in a graph on the given page.
Syntax
pgGenObject = object.DrillOnGraph (PageNumber, XOffset, YOffset)
Parameters
PageNumber Specifies the page number.

XOffset Specifies the X coordinate on page in twips where the drill-down occurred.
YOffset Specifies the Y coordinate on page in twips where the drill-down occurred.
GetPageNumberForGroup
The GetPageNumberForGroup method returns the page number on which the
given group starts.
Syntax
numbervar = object.GetPageNumberForGroup (GroupPath)
Parameters
GroupPath Specifies an integer array that represents the group path (separated by “/”). An
empty array would represent the entire report, an array (0, 1) would represent a
drill-down on the second group member within the first group member (i.e., 0 =
first group in Group #1 and 1 = second group in Group #2).
SearchForText
The SearchForText method searches for the given text, starting on the given page.
If the text is found, the PageNumber is set to the number of the page on which it
was found. Returns a Boolean value indicating if text was found.
Syntax
Boolean = object.SearchForText (Text, Direction, PageNumber)

Parameters
Direction Specifies CRSearchDirection (see table below) indicating the direction to sort in.
Constant Value
crAscendingOrder 1
crDescendingOrder 0
crOriginalOrder 2
PageNumber Specifies the page to start searching in and returns the page
number of the first occurrence of the sought-after text.
Text Specifies the text string being searched for.
Pages Collection
The Pages Collection is part of the Page Engine. Use the Page Engine when
designing web sites using Active Server Pages, the Crystal Report Engine
Automation Server, and the Crystal Design-Time ActiveX Control. Unless you are
experienced with the Crystal Report Engine Object Model, you should allow the
Crystal Design-Time ActiveX Control to generate VBScript code, in your Active
Server Pages, to control the Page Engine objects.
to client web browsers as they are requested. For example, when a user first
requests a report, only the first page is sent to the web browser. If the user pages
forward or backward in the report, or requests a specific page, only that page is
sent. This limits the resources required by the web server and reduces download
time for the client browser.
The Pages Collection is a collection of “Page Object” on page 311. Access a specific
Page Object in the collection using the Item property.
Pages Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of page objects in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “Page Object” on page 311. Item has an index Read only
parameter that is a numeric, 1-based index (that is, Item (1)).

Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a page directly
(Pages (1), for example).
PageSetup Object
The PageSetup Object provides properties for retrieving information and setting
options for page setup in a report (that is, paper size, margins, etc.) for the current
printer. A PageSetup Object is obtained from the PageSetup property of the “Report
Object” on page 329. If the current printer is changed with the ReportObject
SelectPrinter method, then the values in PageSetup Object properties may change.
PageSetup Object Properties

BottomMargin Returns/Sets value specifying the bottom margin, in twips. Read/Write
See Remarks below.
LeftMargin Returns/Sets value specifying the left margin, in twips. See Read/Write
Remarks below.
PaperOrientation Returns/Sets CRPaperOrientation, using one of the Read/Write
following constants, indicating the paper orientation. See
Remarks below.
Constant Value
crDefaultPaperOrientation (Read Only) 0
crLandscape 2
crPortrait 1
PaperSize Returns/Sets CRPaperSize, using one of the following Read/Write
constants, indicating the paper size. Check your printer
documentation for a list of paper sizes available for use with
your printer. If you choose an unavailable paper size, the
default (letter) size will be used. See Remarks below.
Constant Value
crDefaultPaperSize (Read Only) 0
crPaper10x14 16
crPaper11x17 17
crPaperA3 8
crPaperA4 9
crPaperA4Small 10

crPaperA5 11
crPaperB4 12
crPaperB5 13
crPaperCsheet 24
crPaperDsheet 25
crPaperEnvelope10 20
crPaperEnvelope9 19
crPaperEnvelopeB4 33
crPaperEnvelopeC3 28
crPaperEnvelopeDL 27
crPaperEnvelopeItaly 36
crPaperEnvelopeMonarch 37
crPaperEnvelopePersonal 38
crPaperEsheet 26
crPaperExecutive 7
crPaperFanfoldLegalGerman 41
crPaperFanfoldStdGerman 40
crPaperFanfoldUS 39
crPaperFolio 14
crPaperLedger 4
crPaperLegal 5
crPaperLetter 1
crPaperLetterSmall 2
crPaperNote 18
crPaperQuarto 15
crPaperStatement 6
crPaperTabloid 3


RightMargin Returns/Sets value specifying the right margin, in twips. Read/Write
See Remarks below.
TopMargin Returns/Sets value specifying the top margin, in twips. See Read/Write
Remarks below.
Remarks
PageSetup properties are retrieved and set for the current printer. If the
current printer is changed using ReportObject method SelectPrinter, then the
properties of PageSetup Object, for example, PaperOrientation, can change.
Properties BottomMargin, LeftMargin, RightMargin, and TopMargin values
are in twips. A twip is 1/1440 of an inch; there are 20 twips in a point. To set
.5” margins, for example, you would enter the value 720.
Properties BottomMargin, LeftMargin, RightMargin, and TopMargin are set to
-1 by default. Unless otherwise specified, the default margins set in the report
are used.
Properties PaperOrientation and PaperSize default constants
(crDefaultPaperOrientation and crDefaultPaperSize) are Read Only. The other
enums listed below each property can be passed when setting a value.
ParameterFieldDefinition Object
The ParameterFieldDefinition Object represents a parameter field in the report.
This object provides properties and methods for retrieving information and setting
options for a parameter field in your report (that is, current value, default value,
etc.). A ParameterFieldDefinition Object is obtained from the Field property of the
“Area Object” on page 278 when the specified field is a parameter field.
ParameterFieldDefinition Object Properties

CurrentValue Returns the value entered by the user or when set using Read only
SetCurrentValue. If the user clicked Cancel or no value is set,
a null is returned.
CurrentValueSet Boolean value that will equal TRUE (1) if the user enters a value Read only
at the prompt or a value has been set using SetCurrentValue and
FALSE (0) if the user clicks Cancel or no value has been set.

DefaultValue Returns the default value assigned to the parameter field if Read only
one was set. If DefaultValueSet is FALSE, a null is returned.
DefaultValueSet Returns Boolean value indicating whether or not a default Read only
value was set for the parameter field when the parameter
field was created or modified in Crystal Reports. The value
can be either TRUE (1) if the field was given a default value
or FALSE (0) if it was not.
Kind Returns CRFieldKind (see table below) which specifies what Read only
“kind” of field (database, summary, formula, etc.).
Constant Value
crDatabaseField 1
crFormulaField 2
crGroupNameField 5
crParameterField 6
crSpecialVarField 4
crrSQLExpressionField 1
crSummaryField 3
Name Returns the name of the parameter field as it appears in the Read only
Parameter Field list on the Parameter Tab of the Insert Fields
dialog box (for example, NewExampleParameter).
NeedsCurrentV Returns Boolean value indicating if the parameter needs a Read only
alue value entered (no current value is set). TRUE if no current
value is set; FALSE if current value is set.
NumberOfBytes Returns the number of bytes required to store the field data in Read only
memory.
ParameterField Returns the name of the parameter field as it is displayed Read only
Name (referenced) in the report (that is, {?ExampleParameter}).
Prompt Returns/Sets the prompting text, if any, that appears when Read/Write
the user runs the report for the first time or refreshes the data.
This will be either the prompt assigned by the user when the
parameter field was inserted into the report or the prompt
that was set from code.
ReportName Returns the subreport name if the parameter is part of a Read only
subreport; otherwise, a null is returned.
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15

crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22
ParameterFieldDefinition Object Methods

“SetCurrentValue” on page 323
“SetDefaultValue” on page 325
SetCurrentValue
The SetCurrentValue method sets the current value of the parameter. This is the
value that will be used for the parameter in the report. If the current value is set,
no prompt will appear for the parameter when the report is run.
Syntax
object.SetCurrentValue CurrentValue, ValueType

Parameters
CurrentValue Specifies the value that you want to set the parameter field current value to.
Can be number, currency, date, string, or Boolean.
ValueType Specifies CRFieldValueType (see table below) indicating the type of the
(Optional) current value (that is, number, currency, etc.). You may either change the
parameter field type using this parameter or keep the current type (as
specified in the report) by omitting this parameter.
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22

SetDefaultValue
The SetDefaultValue method sets the default value for the parameter. This is the
value that will be used as the default shown when prompting for a value.
Syntax
object.SetDefaultValue DefaultValue, ValueType
Parameters
DefaultValue Specifies the value that you want to set the parameter field default value to.
Can be number, currency, date, string, or Boolean.
ValueType Specifies CRFieldValueType (see table below) indicating the type of the
(Optional) default value (i.e., number, currency, etc.). You may either change the
parameter field type using this parameter or keep the current type (as
specified in the report) by omitting this parameter.
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22

ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection
The ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection is a collection of parameter fields in the
report. If the report contains any subreports, parameter fields in the subreports
will also be included in the collection. Access a specific “ParameterFieldDefinition
Object” on page 321, in the collection by using the Item property.
ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of parameter fields in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “ParameterFieldDefinition Object” on page 321, in a Read only
collection. This property has two parameters: Index and
ReportName (optional). The index can be numeric (1-based): for
example, Item(1). When a numeric index is used, the items in
the collection are indexed in the order that they were added to
the report followed by the parameter fields from any subreport,
in the same order. The second parameter is not necessary if a
numeric index is used. The index can also be a string,
representing the parameter name. If the report name is not
included, the parameter field is assumed to be in the primary
report. If the parameter field exists in a subreport, you must also
pass the subreport name as the second parameter for Item.
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a parameter field
directly (for example, ParameterFieldDefinitions(1)).
PrinterInfo Object
The PrinterInfo Object provides properties for retrieving information and setting
options for the specified printer used to print a report (that is, driver name, port
name, etc.). A PrinterInfo Object is obtained from the PrinterInfo property of the
“Report Object” on page 329.

PrinterInfo Object Properties

DriverName Returns the name of the printer driver for the printer that is Read only
selected in the report. If the default printer is used, no data is
returned.
PortName Returns the name of the printer port. If the default printer is Read only
used, no data is returned.
PrinterName Returns the name of the printer. If the default printer is used, no Read only
data is returned.
PrintingStatus Object
The PrintingStatus Object provides properties for retrieving information and
setting options for the printing status of a report (that is, number of pages, latest
page to be printed, etc.). A PrintingStatus Object is obtained from the
PrintingStatus property of the “Report Object” on page 329.
PrintingStatus Object Properties

LastestPage Returns the number of the last page that is currently Read only
Number available. Once the printing is complete, this value is the
number of the last page. You will receive an incorrect result if
you try to obtain this value immediately after using a
method such as “ShowNextPage” on page 357, that causes a
change to the preview window. Call the Visual Basic
function, DoEvents (see Visual Basic documentation for
more information) before requesting the latest page number.
NumberOfPages Returns the number of pages in the report. Read only
Progress Returns CRPrintingProgress (see table below) indicating the Read only
status of printing report (that is, cancelled, in progress, not
started, etc.).
Corresponds to PEJobInfo and PEGetJobStatus in the Crystal
Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Constant Value


crPrintingCancelled 5
crPrintingCompleted 3
crPrintingFailed 4
crPrintingHalted 6
crPrintingInProgress 2
crPrintingNotStarted 1
RecordsPrinted Returns the number of records actually printed. You will Read only
receive an incorrect result if you try to obtain this value
immediately after using a method such as “ShowNextPage”
on page 357, that causes a change to the preview window.
Call the Visual Basic function, DoEvents (see Visual Basic
documentation for more information) before requesting the
records printed.
RecordsRead Returns the number of records actually processed. Read only
RecordsSelected Returns the number of records selected for inclusion in the Read only
report out of the total number of records read.
StartPageNumber Returns the number of the starting page of preview or printing. Read only
PrintWindowOptions Object
The PrintWindowOptions Object provides properties for retrieving information
and setting options for the print window (that is, available buttons, Group Tree,
etc.). Many of the properties in this object must be set prior to enabling other
events. For example, before enabling the “CancelButtonClicked” on page 361,
event from the Window Object, you must first set the HasCancelButton property
from this object to TRUE. A PrintWindowOptions Object is obtained from the
PrintWindowOptions property of the “Report Object” on page 329.
PrintWindowOptions Object Properties
Read/
Property Description
Write
CanDrillDown Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether you can drill Read/
down on previewed report. Write
HasCancelButton Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has a Cancel button. Write
HasCloseButton Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has a Close button. Write

Read/
Property Description Write
HasExportButton Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has an Export button. Write
HasGroupTree Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window includes the Group Tree. You must also set the Write
HasGroupTree property to TRUE in the “ReportOptions
Object” on page 339, to have the Group Tree show in the
preview window.
HasNavigation Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
Controls window has navigation controls for moving through report Write
pages.
HasPrintButton Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has a Print button. Write
HasPrintSetup Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
Button window has a Print Setup button. Write
HasProgress Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
Controls window has progress controls. Write
HasRefreshButton Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has a Refresh button. Write
HasSearchButton Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has a Search button. Write
HasZoomControl Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether the preview Read/
window has zoom controls for changing the magnification of Write
the report.
TrackCursorInfo Returns “TrackCursorInfo Object” on page 353. Read only
Report Object
A report corresponds to a print job in the Crystal Report Engine. When the report
object is destroyed, or goes out of focus, it closes the print job. It holds on to
Application Object. When a Report Object gets destroyed, it releases the
application.
Access to the Report Object is dependent on the object variable you create. If the
object variable goes out of scope, you will lose access to the Report Object and,
therefore, the report. You may want to declare your Report Object variable as Global.

Report Object Properties
Properties Description Read/Write

Application Returns a reference to the Application Object, that this object Read only
is associated with.
Areas Returns Areas Collection, a collection of all the areas in the Read only
report which can be indexed by a number or by a string, such
as “RH”, “GF1”. The areas are in the same order as on the
Crystal Reports Design Tab (for example: RH, PH,
GH1,...GHn, D, GFn,...GF1, RF, PF). The abbreviations for
areas are case-sensitive.
Database Returns the Database Object, which represents the database Read only
used in the report.
DialogParent Sets the parent window of report dialog boxes. If not set, the Write only
Window parent window is the preview window.
EventInfo Returns EventInfo Object. Read only
ExportOptions Returns ExportOptions Object. Read only
FormulaFields Returns FormulaFieldDefinitions Collection, a collection of all Read only
the named FormulaFieldDefinitions defined in the Report.
GroupSelection Returns/Sets the group selection formula. Read/
Formula Write
GroupSortFields Returns SortFields Collection, a collection of group sort fields. Read only
HasSavedData Returns Boolean value indicating whether report includes Read only
saved data.
LastErrorCode Returns last error code for report-level errors. Read only
LastErrorString Returns last error string for report-level errors. Read only
NumberOf Returns the number of groups in the report. Read only
Group
Options Returns ReportOptions Object. Read only
PageEngine Returns PageEngine Object. Read only
PageSetup Returns PageSetup Object. Read only
ParameterFields Returns ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection, a collection of Read only
all the ParameterFieldDefinitions defined in the report. This
property will return parameter field found in the main report
as well as any subreports included in the report (that is, if the
main report has 3 parameters and if a subreport included
within the report has an additional 2 parameters, the number
of parameter fields in the collection returned by
Report.ParameterFields would be 5.

Properties Description Read/Write

Parameter Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether prompting Read/
Prompting dialog box for parameter field information is used. Write
Enabled If current values of all parameters are set, no prompting
will occur for parameters, even if this is set to TRUE.
If current values of all parameters are not set, prompting
will occur for parameters that need a current value if this is
set to FALSE.
Parent Reference to the Parent object (Application Object). Read only
PrintDate Returns/Sets the print date for the report. By default, the Read/
current date will be used. Write
PrinterInfo Returns PrinterInfo Object. Read only
PrintingStatus Returns PrintingStatus Object. Read only
PrintWindow Returns PrintWindowOptions Object. Read only
Options
ProgressDialog Sets Boolean value indicating whether or not to enable the Write only
Enabled progress dialog box when printing or exporting.
RecordSelection Returns/Sets record selection formula. Read/
Formula Write
RecordSort Returns SortFields Collection, a collection of record sort fields. Read only
Fields
ReportSummary Returns ReportSummaryInfo Object. Read only
Info
Sections Returns Sections Collection, a collection of all the sections in Read only
the report.
SQLQuery Returns/Sets the SQL query used in the report. Read/
String Write
SummaryFields Returns SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection, for group and Read only
report summaries (cross-tab summaries not available when
using this property).
Report Object Methods

“AddGroup” on page 332
“CancelPrinting” on page 333
“ClearError” on page 333
“Export” on page 333
“Preview” on page 334
“PrintOut” on page 335
“ReadRecords” on page 335
“SelectPrinter” on page 335

AddGroup
The AddGroup method adds a group to the report. ConditionField indicates the
field for grouping, Condition indicates a change in a field value that generates a
grouping, and SortDirection specifies the direction in which groups are sorted.
Syntax
object.AddGroup GroupN, ConditionField, Condition, SortDirection
Parameters
GroupN Specifies the number of the group to be added (the position of the group in
relation to existing groups). For example, to add a group to the first
position, set GroupN to 1
ConditionField Specifies the field to be grouped. The field can be a database field definition
object or the field name.
Condition Specifies CRGroupCondition (see table below) indicating the grouping
condition.
Constant Value
crGCAnually 7
crGCAnyValue 14
crGCBiweekly 2
crGCDaily 0
crGCEveryNo 11
crGCEveryYes 10
crGCMonthly 4
crGCNextIsNo 13
crGCNextIsYes 12
crGCQuarterly 5
crGCSEmiAnnually 6
crGCSemimonthly 3
crGCToNo 9
crGCToYes 8
crGCWeekly 1
SortDirection Specifies CRSortDirection (see table below) indicating the sort direction for
the group (that is, ascending, descending).
Constant Value
crAscendingOrder 1
crDescendingOrder 0
crOriginalOrder 2

CancelPrinting
The CancelPrinting method cancels the printing of a report. It corresponds to
PECancelPrintJob in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide, of the Crystal
Report Engine.
Syntax
object.CancelPrinting
ClearError
The ClearError method clears the last error code or last error string at the report level.
Syntax
object.ClearError
DiscardSavedData
The DiscardSavedData method discards any saved data with the report before
previewing. It corresponds to PEDiscardSavedData in the Crystal Reports Technical
Reference Guide, of the Crystal Report Engine.
Syntax
object.DiscardSavedData
Export
The Export method exports reports to a format and destination specified with
“ExportOptions Object” on page 293.
Syntax
object.Export PromptUser
Parameters
PromptUser Specifies Boolean value indicating if user should be prompted for export options
(Optional) (if you don’t want to prompt). All necessary export options have to be set or
prompt will be used whether this parameter is set to TRUE or FALSE.
OpenSubreport
Every subreport has a pointer to its parent report. Subreports hold on to their
parent reports until they are destroyed. The OpenSubreport method opens a
subreport contained in the report and returns a “Report Object” on page 329,
corresponding to the named subreport. It corresponds to PEOpenSubreport in the
Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide, of the Crystal Report Engine.

Syntax
set reportvar = object.OpenSubreport (SubreportName)
Parameter
SubreportName Specifies the file name of the subreport to be opened.
Returns
Report
Preview
The Preview method reviews the report and returns the “View Object” on page 355.
Syntax
Set ViewVar = object.Preview (Title, Left, Top, Width, Height,
Style, ParentWindow)
to capture the View object or,
object.Preview Title, Left, Top, Width, Height, Style, ParentWindow
for use without capturing the View object.
Parameters
Title (Optional) Specifies the string that contains the title that you want to appear on the
title bar if you are printing the report to a window.
Left (Optional) Specifies the x coordinate of the upper left-hand corner of the print
window, in pixels.
Top (Optional) Specifies the y coordinate of the top of the print window, in pixels.
Width (Optional) Specifies the width of the print window, in pixels.
Height (Optional) Specifies the height of the print window, in pixels.
Style (Optional) Specifies the style of the window being created. Style settings can be combined
using the bitwise “OR” operator. Select a style from the list that appears with
PEOutputToWindow in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Parent Window Specifies the handle to the Parent Window if the print window is a child of
(Optional) that window.
Returns
The “View Object” on page 355, which represents the view created by previewing.

PrintOut
The PrintOut method prints out the specified pages of the report to the printer
selected by using the “SelectPrinter” on page 335, method. If no printer is selected,
the default printer specified in the report will be used.
Syntax
object.PrintOut PromptUser, NumberOfCopies, Collated,
StartPageNumber, StopPageNumber
Parameters
PromptUser Specifies Boolean value indicating if the user should be prompted for
(Optional) printer options.
NumberOfCopies Specifies the number of report copies that you want printed.
(Optional)
Collated Specifies Boolean value specifying whether or not you want the report
(Optional) copies collated.
StartPageNumber Specifies the first page that you want printed.
(Optional)
StopPageNumber Specifies the last page that you want printed.
(Optional)
ReadRecords
The ReadRecords method reads records in the report.
Syntax
object.ReadRecords
SelectPrinter
The SelectPrinter method selects a different printer for the report. The values
associated with the properties of PageSetup Object may change if a call to
SelectPrinter method is made.
Syntax
object.SelectPrinter DriverName, PrinterName, PortName

Parameters
DriverName String that contains the name of the printer driver for the selected printer. See
DriverName property of “PrinterInfo Object” on page 326 for more information.
PrinterName String that contains the printer name for the selected printer. See PrinterName
property of “PrinterInfo Object” on page 326 for more information.
PortName String that contains the port name for the port to which the selected printer is
attached. See PortName property of “PrinterInfo Object” on page 326 for more
information.
Report Object Events

“ReadingRecords” on page 336
“Start” on page 337
“Stop” on page 337
ReadingRecords
The ReadingRecords event occurs when records are read (that is, when a report is
previewed, printed, refreshed, etc.). Reading occurs at random intervals, so a
different number of reading record events may occur each time the same report is
previewed, printed, etc.
Syntax
Event ReadingRecords (ReadRecords As Long, RecordsSelected As Long,
Cancelled As Boolean, Done As Boolean)
Parameters
Cancelled Specifies Boolean value indicating that record reading was cancelled.
Done Specifies Boolean value indicating whether record reading is finished.
RecordsRead Specifies the number of records read to process the report.
RecordsSelected Specifies the number of records selected to appear in the report.
ReportName Reserved for future use.
Remarks
This event is enabled by using the ReadingRecordsEventEnabled property of the
“EventInfo Object” on page 293, obtained through the EventInfo property of the
“Report Object” on page 329. For more information on events, see “Object Model
Events” on page 273.

Start
The Start event occurs when the report starts printing or previewing.
Syntax
Event Start (Destination As CRPrintingDestination,
useDefault As Boolean)
Parameters
Destination Specifies CRPrintingDestination (see table below) indicating what “destination”

the report will be printed to (that is, printer, window, exported, etc.).
Constant Value
crFromQuery 4
crToExport 3
crToNoWhere 0
crToPrinter 2
crToWindow 1
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating if default behavior should
occur after user’s event code has run (that is, should the report
start to print or preview?).
Remarks
This event is enabled by using the StartStopEventEnabled property of the
“EventInfo Object” on page 293, obtained through the EventInfo property of the
“Report Object” on page 329. For more information, see “Object Model Events” on
page 273.
Stop
The Stop event that occurs when report stops printing/previewing.
Syntax
Event Stop (Destination As CRPrintingDestination,
Status As CRPrintingProgress)

Parameters
Destination Specifies CRPrintingDestination (see table below) indicating what “destination”

the report will be printed to (that is, printer, window, exported, etc.).
Constant Value
crFromQuery 4
crToExport 3
crToNoWhere 0
crToPrinter 2
crToWindow 1
Status Specifies CRPrintingProgress (see table below) indicating the progress of the
report print job (that is, in progress, halted, cancelled, etc.).
Constant Value
crPrintingCancelled 5
crPrintingCompleted 3
crPrintingFailed 4
crPrintingHalted 6
crPrintingInProgress 2
crPrintingNotStarted 1
Remarks
This event is enabled using the StartStopEventEnabled property of the “EventInfo
Object” on page 293, obtained through the EventInfo property of the “Report
Object” on page 329. For more information, see “Object Model Events” on
page 273.
ReportObjects Collection
The ReportObjects Collection is a collection of report objects in a section. Report
objects can be a field, text, ole, cross-tab, subreport, BLOB field, Box, Graph, or Line
objects. Access a specific object in the collection using the Item property.

ReportObjects Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of report objects in the collection. Read only
Item Returns a report object. Depending on the type of item referenced, Read only
this can be a “BlobFieldObject Object” on page 281, “FieldObject
Object” on page 298,“TextObject Object” on page 352, “OLEObject
Object” on page 311, “CrossTabObject Object” on page 282,
“SubreportObject Object” on page 349, “BoxObject Object” on
page 282, “GraphObject Object” on page 304, or a “LineObject
Object” on page 310. Item has an index parameter that is a numeric,
1-based index (i.e., Item (1)). The items in the collection are indexed
in the order they were added to the report.
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a report object
directly, for example, ReportObjects.Item(1).
ReportOptions Object
The ReportOptions Object provides properties for manipulating the options
available in the report.
ReportOptions Object Properties

page 274, this object is associated with.
CaseInsensitiveSQL Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if SQL data is Read/Write
Data case-sensitive.
ConvertDateTime Returns/Sets CRConvertDateTimeType (see table Read/Write
ToDate below) indicating what datetime fields are to be
converted to (that is, string, time, no conversion, etc.).
Constant Value
crConvertDateTimeToDate 1
crConvertDateTimeToString 0
crKeepDateTimeType 2


ConvertNullField Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if null database Read/Write
ToDefault fields should be converted to the default value.
HasGroupTree Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the preview Read/Write
window includes the Group Tree. You must also set the
HasGroupTree property to TRUE in the
“PrintWindowOptions Object” on page 328, to have the
Group Tree show in the preview window.
MorePrintEngine Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if more print Read only
ErrorMessages engine error messages are given at the report level. If
they are on by default, you can turn this option off by
using this property.
Report Read only Read only
SaveDataWith Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if data is saved Read/Write
Report with the report.
SaveSummaries Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if summary Read/Write
WithReport values (that is, group, report, cross-tab summaries) are
to be saved with the report. You must also set
SaveDataWithReport to TRUE.
TranslateDOS Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if DOS Memos Read/Write
Memos are translated.
TranslateDOS Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if DOS Strings Read/Write
Strings are translated.
UseIndexForSpeed Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if indexes are used. Read/Write
VerifyOnEveryPrint Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if data is verified Read/Write
on every print.
ZoomMode Returns/Sets CRZoomLevel (see table below) indicating Read/Write
what zoom level the preview should initially utilize
when opened.
Constant Value
crPageWidth 1
crWholePage 2
ReportSummaryInfo Object
The ReportSummaryInfo Object provides properties for retrieving information
and setting options for summary information included in a report (that is, author,
title, etc.). A ReportSummaryInfo Object is obtained from the ReportSummaryInfo
property of the “Report Object” on page 329.

ReportSummaryInfo Object Properties

Author Returns/Sets string specifying the name of the report author. Read only
Comments Returns/Sets string specifying the report comments. Read/Write
Keywords Returns/Sets string specifying the report keywords. Read/Write
Name Returns application name that created the report. Read only
Subject Returns/Sets string specifying the report subject. Read only
Template Returns/Sets string specifying the report template. Read/Write
Title Returns/Sets string specifying the report title. Read/Write
Section Object
Report areas contain at least one section. The Section Object includes properties for
accessing information regarding a section of your report. This object holds on to a
report object, then releases the report object when it is destroyed.
Section Object Properties

Height Returns/Sets the height of the section in twips. Read/
Write
Number Returns the number associated with the section in the area (that Read only
is, if the first section in an area, the number returned is 1).
Options Returns “SectionOptions Object” on page 342. Read only
ReportObjects Returns “ReportObjects Collection” on page 338, a Read only
heterogeneous collection of report objects.
Width Returns the width of the section in twips. Read only

SectionOptions Object
The SectionOptions Object represents a section found in a report. A section is a part
of a report area that can be formatted separately from other sections in the report.
This object provides properties for retrieving information and setting options for a
section in your report (that is, background color, new page after, etc.). A
SectionOptions Object is obtained from the Options property of the “Section
Object” on page 341.
Each report area is comprised of sections that can be formatted independently of
each other using the SectionOptions object. These section options are combined
with the options set by using the “AreaOptions Object” on page 279, to make up
the final appearance of a section and an area of the report. The settings in the
AreaOptions object will affect all sections within the area, while settings in the
SectionOptions object will affect only the section they are set to.
If there is a conflict of settings between the AreaOptions object and the
SectionOptions object, the object with an option set to TRUE will override the
setting for the other object. For example, if the AreaOptions object has the
KeepTogether property set to TRUE, all sections within the area will have
KeepTogether applied, even if the SectionOptions object for a section has
KeepTogether set to FALSE. If, however, the AreaOptions object has
KeepTogether set to FALSE, but a section within that area has KeepTogether set to
TRUE, that section will have the KeepTogether format option applied.
If an area has only a single section, all options will be combined between both the
AreaOption object and the SectionOptions object. All TRUE settings set in either
object will result in a TRUE setting for the entire area and section. While changing
format options for areas and sections in reports, be sure to keep track of settings in
both the AreaOptions and SectionOptions objects.
SectionOptions Object Properties

BackColor Returns/Sets CRColor (see table below) indicating OLE color. Read/Write
You can use CRColor values or declare your own colors by
using OLE colors (that is, by using RGB function).
Constant Value
crAqua 16776960
crBlack 0
crBlue 16711680
crFuchsia 16711935

crGray 8421504
crGreen 32768
crLime 65280
crMaroon 128
crNoColor -1
crOlive 32896
crPurple 8388736
crRed 255
crSilver 12632256
crTeal 8421376
crWhite 16777215
crYellow 65536
BackColor Returns/Sets string specifying a formula for conditionally Read/Write
Formula setting the background color of a section.
FreeForm Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if section has free form Read/Write
Placement placement.
KeepTogether Returns/Sets Boolean indicating if section keeps together Read/Write
(doesn’t break) across pages
KeepTogether Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
Formula setting if a section should keep together (doesn’t break) across
pages.
NewPageAfter Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if there is a new page Read/Write
after the section is printed.
NewPageAfter Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
Formula setting the report to start a new page after this section is printed.
NewPageBefore Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if there is a new page Read/Write
before the section is printed.
NewPageBefore Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
Formula setting the report to start a new page before this section is
printed.
PrintAtBottom Returns/Sets Boolean indicating if the section is printed at the Read/Write
OfPage bottom of the page.
PrintAtBottom Returns/Sets string specifying formula for conditionally Read/Write
OfPageFormula printing section at the bottom of the page.
ResetPage Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the page number Read/Write
NumberAfter will be reset after the section is printed.
ResetPage Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
NumberAfter resetting the page number.
Formula

SuppressIfBlank Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the section is Read/Write

suppressed when containing no data.
SuppressIf Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
BlankFormula suppressing a section when containing no data.
UnderlaySection Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if the section Read/Write
underlays the following sections.
UnderlaySection Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
Formula underlaying a section.
Visible Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating whether a section is Read/Write
shown (visible).
VisibleFormula Returns/Sets string specifying the formula for conditionally Read/Write
showing (making visible) a section.
Sections Collection
Sections can come from either the “Report Object” on page 329, or “Area Object”
on page 278. The Sections Collection is a collection of section objects. Access a
specific Section Object in the collection by using the Item property.
When from the Report Object, the sections object will contain all the sections in
the report.
When from the Area Object, the sections object will contain all the sections in
the area only.
Sections Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of section in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “Section Object” on page 341. Item has an index Read only
parameter that can be either a string reference to the area
section (that is, for areas with one section: “RH”, “PH”,
“GHn”, “D”, “GFn”, “PF”, or “RF”) or a numeric, 1-based
index (that is, Item (1)) for the Report Header area.
Numeric index for sections starts at 1 for first section in
the area/report and continues in order of appearance. If
the area has multiple sections, they are represented using
a lowercase letter (that is, “Da”, “Db”, etc.).
page 329, or “Area Object” on page 278).
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a section directly
(for example, Sections (“Da”)).

SortField Object
The SortField Object includes properties for accessing information for record or
group sort fields. It holds on to Report object, then releases the report object when
destroyed. This object has an index instance variable to indicate its index.
SortField Object Properties

page 274, this object is associated with.
Field Returns/Sets “DatabaseFieldDefinition Object” on Read/Write
page 284, which specifies the sort field used in the report.
page 329).
Report Reference to “Report Object” on page 329. Read/Write
SortDirection Returns/Sets CRSortDirection (see table below) indicating Read/Write
the direction the group/records are sorted in.
Constant Value
crAscendingOrder 1
crDescendingOrder 0
crOriginalOrder 2
crSpecifiedOrder (Read only - this value cannot be set.) 3
SortFields Collection
The SortFields Collection is a collection of sort fields that can be either a record sort
field, or a group sort field. Access a specific SortField Object in the collection by
using the Item property.
SortFields Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of sort fields in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “SortField Object” on page 345. Item has an index Read only
parameter that is a numeric, 1-based index (that is, Item (1)). The
sort fields in the collection are indexed in the order that they
were added as sort fields in the report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “Report Object” on page 329. Read only

Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a sort field directly
(for example, SortFields(1)).
SortFields Collection Methods

“Add” on page 346
“Delete” on page 346
Add
The Add method adds a record or group sort field.
Syntax
object.Add SortDirection, Field
ParametersL
SortDirection Specifies CRSortDirection (see table below) indicating the direction in

which the field data should be sorted (that is, ascending, descending, etc.).
Constant Value
crAscendingOrder 1
crDescendingOrder 0
crOriginalOrder 2
Field Specifies the field definition or field name.
Returns
SortField
Delete
The Delete method deletes a record or group sort field.
Syntax
object.Delete Index
Parameter
Index Specifies the 1-based number indicating which sort field in the collection
should be deleted. The first sort field is sort field 1.

SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object
The SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object provides properties for retrieving
information and setting options for a special field found in your report (that is, last
modification date, print date, etc.). A SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object is obtained
from the Field property of the “FieldObject Object” on page 298.
SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object Properties

Kind Returns CRFieldKind (see table below) that specifies the Read only
“kind” of field (database, summary, formula, etc.).
Constant Value
crDatabaseField 1
crFormulaField 2
crGroupNameField 5
crParameterField 6
crSpecialVarField 4
crSummaryField 3
Name Returns the name of the special var field. Read only
NumberOfBytes Returns the number of bytes required to store the field Read only
data in memory.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “Report Object” on Read only
page 329.
SpecialVarType Returns CRSpecialVarType (see table below) value Read only
indicating the type of special field (that is, ReportTitle,
PageNumber, etc.).
Constant Value
crSVTDataDate 7
crSVTDataTime 8
crSVTGroupNumber 6
crSVTModificationDate 2
crSVTModificationTime 3
crSVTPageNumber 5
crSVTPrintDate 0
crSVTPrintTime 1

crSVTRecordNumber 4
crSVTReportComments 11
crSVTReportTitle 10
crSVTTotalPageCount 9
ValueType Returns CRFieldValueType (see table below), which Read only
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22

SubreportObject Object
The SubreportObject Object represents a subreport found in a report. A subreport is
a free-standing or linked report found within the main report. This object provides
properties for retrieving information on the subreport (that is, name, etc.).
Subreport Object Properties

Kind Returns CRObjectKind (see table below) that specifies Read only
what “kind” of object (that is, box, cross-tab, field).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4
crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
Name Returns the name of the subreport. Read only
Parent Reference to the Parent object (“Section Object” on Read only
page 341).

SummaryFieldDefinition Object
The SummaryFieldDefinition Object represents the summary used in a cross-tab,
group, or report, or the summary used in a group or cross-tab graph.
SummaryFieldDefinition Object Properties

CrossTabObject Returns “CrossTabObject Object” on page 282, that contains the Read only
summary field. This property is for cross-tab summary fields
only; if the summary field is not from a cross-tab you will get an
exception.
FooterArea Returns “Area Object” on page 278, indicating the Group/Report Read only
Footer area of the summary. This property is for group or report
summary fields only; if the summary is from a cross-tab you will
get an exception when using this property.
ForCrossTab Returns Boolean value indicating if summary is used in a cross-tab. Read only
HeaderArea Returns “Area Object” on page 278, indicating the Group/ Read only
Report Header area of the summary. If the summary is from a
cross-tab you will get an exception when using this property.
Kind Returns CRFieldKind, which specifies what “kind” of field Read only
(database, summary, formula, etc.).
Constant Value
crDatabaseField 1
crFormulaField 2
crGroupNameField 5
crParameterField 6
crSpecialVarField 4
crSummaryField 3
Name Returns the name of the summary field for a group or report Read only
summary field. Cross-tab summaries do not have a unique
name, so an empty string will be returned.
NumberOf Returns the number of bytes required to store the field data in Read only
Bytes memory.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “Report Object” on page 329. Read only
SummaryType Returns value of type CRSummaryType (see table below) Read only
indicating the type of summary (that is, sum, average, etc.).

Constant Value
crSTAverage 1
crSTCount 6
crSTDisctintCount 9
crSTMaximum 4
crSTMinimum 5
crSTPopStandardDeviation 8
crSTPopVariance 7
crSTSampleStandardDeviation 3
crSTSampleVariance 2
crSTSum 0
Constant Value
crBitmapField 17
crBlobField 15
crBooleanField 9
crChartField 21
crCurrencyField 8
crDateField 10
crDateTimeField 16
crIconField 18
crInt16sField 3
crInt16uField 4
crInt32sField 5
crInt32uField 6
crInt8sField 1
crInt8uField 2
crNumberField 7
crOleField 20
crPictureField 19
crStringField 12
crTimeField 11
crUnknownField 22

SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection
The SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection is a collection of summary field
definitions. They can be from either “CrossTabObject Object” on page 282, or
“Report Object” on page 329. Access a specific SummaryFieldDefinition Object in
the collection by using the Item property.
SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of summary fields in the collection. Read only
Item Returns “SummaryFieldDefinition Object” on page 350. Read only
Item has an index parameter that is a numeric, 1-based
index (that is, Item (1)). The items in the collection are
indexed in the order that they were added to the report.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “CrossTabObject Object” on Read only
page 282,or “Report Object” on page 329).
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a summary field
directly, for example, SummaryFieldDefinitions (1).
TextObject Object
The Text Object represents a text object found in a report. This object provides
properties for retrieving information and setting options for a text object in your
report.
TextObject Object Properties

Kind Returns CRObjectKind (see table below) that specifies what Read only
“kind” of object (that is, box, cross-tab, field).
Constant Value
crBlobFieldObject 9
crBoxObject 4


crCrossTabObject 8
crFieldObject 1
crGraphObject 7
crLineObject 3
crOleObject 6
crSubreportObject 5
crTextObject 2
TrackCursorInfo Object
The TrackCursorInfo Object provides properties/methods for tracking the position
of the cursor in the report and for setting cursor icons for the specified areas of the
report. Cursor icon availability will vary, depending on your development platform.
TrackCursorInfo Object Properties

DetailAreaCursor Returns/Sets CRTrackCursor (see table below Read/
GroupAreaFieldCursor property) indicating what type of Write
cursor is to be displayed when the cursor is moved over the
Details Area. Check your operating system documentation for
a list of cursors available on your system. If you choose an
unavailable cursor, the default (arrow) cursor will be used.
DetailAreaField Returns/Sets CRTrackCursor (see table below Read/
Cursor GroupAreaFieldCursor property) indicating what type of Write
cursor is to be displayed when the cursor is moved over
fields in the Details Area. Check your operating system
documentation for a list of cursors available on your system.
If you choose an unavailable cursor, the default (arrow)
cursor will be used.
GraphCursor Returns/Sets CRTrackCursor (see table below Read/
cursor is to be displayed when the cursor is moved over a
graph. Check your operating system documentation for a list
of cursors available on your system. If you choose an

GroupAreaCursor Returns/Sets CRTrackCursor (see table below Read/

cursor is to be displayed when the cursor is moved over the
Group Area. Check your operating system documentation for a
list of cursors available on your system. If you choose an
GroupAreaField Returns/Sets CRTrackCursor (see table below) indicating Read/
Cursor what type of cursor is to be displayed when the cursor is Write
moved over fields in the Group Area. Check your operating
system documentation for a list of cursors available on your
system. If you choose an unavailable cursor, the default
(arrow) cursor will be used.
Constant Value
crAppStartingCursor 12
crArrowCursor 1
crCrossCursor 2
crDefaultCursor 0
crHelpCursor 13
crIBeamCursor 3
crIconCursor 15
crMagnifyCursor 99
crNoCursor 10
crSizeAllCursor 5
crSizeCursor 14
crSizeNESWCursor 7
crSizeNSCursor 9
crSizeNWSECursor 6
crSizeWECursor 8
crUpArrowCursor 4
crWaitCursor 11
Parent Reference to the Parent object “PrintWindowOptions Read only
Object” on page 328).

View Object
The View Object is returned when previewing a report. A View represents a single
view on the report. A View always lives inside a window. While there are two
types of views available in Crystal Reports (Design and Preview), the Crystal
Report Engine supports only the Preview window view. This object holds on to the
“Report Object” on page 329, then releases it when it is destroyed.
A View object is created when a report is first generated and displayed in the
Preview window. If a user drills down on summary values or on graph data,
additional View objects are created as additional drill-down views appear in the
Preview window. Each Preview tab that appears in the Preview window
represents a separate View object. Only the View object for the currently active
Preview tab can be manipulated at runtime.
View Object Properties

DisplayedPage Returns the page number currently displayed in the current Read only
Number view. You will receive an incorrect result if you try to obtain
this value immediately after using a method such as
“ShowNextPage” on page 357, that causes a change to the
Preview window. Call the Visual Basic function, DoEvents (see
Visual Basic documentation for more information) before
requesting the page number display.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “Window Object” on page 359). Read only
View Object Methods

“Close” on page 356
“Export” on page 356
“NextMagnification” on page 356
“PrintOut” on page 356
“ShowFirstPage” on page 356
“ShowLastPage” on page 357
“ShowNextPage” on page 357
“ShowNthPage” on page 357
“ShowPreviousPage” on page 357
“ZoomPreviewWindow” on page 357

Close
The Close method closes the main view. Because only one view is supported, this
method will apply to the main view (preview) only. The Preview window will be
closed.
Syntax
object.Close
Export
The Export method exports the main view to selected format and destination;
prompts for options. Because only one view is supported, this method will apply
to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.Export
NextMagnification
The NextMagnification method shows the view at the “next magnification” in the
series (that is, page width -- full page -- 100%). Because only one view is supported,
this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.NextMagnification
PrintOut
The PrintOut method sends the view to printer specified in the report to be printed.
Because only one view is supported, this method will apply to the main view
(preview) only.
Syntax
object.PrintOut
ShowFirstPage
The ShowFirstPage method shows the first page of the view. Because only one
view is supported, this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.ShowFirstPage

ShowLastPage
The ShowLastPage method shows the last page of the view. Because only one view
is supported, this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.ShowLastPage
ShowNextPage
The ShowNextPage method shows the next page of the view. Because only one
view is supported, this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.ShowNextPage
ShowNthPage
The ShowNthPage method shows the nth page of the view. Because only one view
is supported, this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.ShowNthPage (PageNumber)
Parameter
PageNumber Specifies the number of the page to be shown.
ShowPreviousPage
The ShowPreviousPage method shows the previous page of the view. Because only
one view is supported, this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.ShowPreviousPage
ZoomPreviewWindow
The ZoomPreviewWindow method zooms the view in and out, showing the report
as a percentage of the full size of the report page. Because only one view is
supported, this method will apply to the main view (preview) only.
Syntax
object.ZoomPreviewWindow (ZoomLevel)
Parameter
ZoomLevel Specifies the percentage of magnification for the view (for example, 50%, 75%, etc.).

Views Collection
The Views Collection is a collection of views for a report. A “View Object” on
page 355, is created when a report is first generated and displayed in the Preview
window. If a user drills-down on summary values or on graph data, additional
View objects are created as additional drill-down views appear in the Preview
window. Each Preview tab that appears in the Preview window represents a
separate View object. Only the View object for the currently active Preview tab can
be manipulated at runtime.
The Views collection contains all View objects for the report. However, since only
the currently active view can be accessed, the Count property will always contain
a value of 1. The currently active View object can be accessed by passing 1 to the
Item property. For example:
Set activeView = viewsCollection.Item(1)
Views Collection Properties

Count Returns the number of views in the collection. Because only one Read only
view is supported (preview), this number should always be 1.
Item Returns “View Object” on page 355. Item has an index parameter Read only
that is a numeric, 1-based index (that is, Item (1) returns the main
view). Because only a single View object can be accessed at any time,
the currently active view, any index other than 1 will return an error.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “Window Object” on page 359). Read only
Remarks
Instead of using the Item property as shown, you can reference a view directly (for
example, Views (1)).

Window Object
The Window Object is obtained through View.Parent. It is the window that
previews the report. A Window represents the highest-level window associated
with a single report. In the Crystal Report Engine and the Crystal Report
Automation Server, it is a preview window.
Window Object Properties

ControlsVisible Returns/Sets Boolean value indicating if window controls Read/Write
are visible in the preview window.
Parent Reference to the Parent object “Report Object” on Read only
page 329).
Views Returns “Views Collection” on page 358, a collection of Read only
views in the window.
WindowHandle Returns the handle of the window. Read only
Window Object Methods

“Close Method” on page 359
Close Method
The Close method closes the window, and consequently, all views in the window.
Syntax
object.Close

Window Object Events

“ActivatePrintWindow” on page 360
“CancelButtonClicked” on page 361
“CloseButtonClicked” on page 361
“ClosePrintWindow” on page 362
“DeactivatePrintWindow” on page 362
“DrillOnDetail” on page 362
“DrillOnGroup” on page 363
“ExportButtonClicked” on page 364
“FirstPageButtonClicked” on page 364
“GroupTreeButtonClicked” on page 365
“LastPageButtonClicked” on page 365
“NextPageButtonClicked” on page 366
“PrevPageButtonClicked” on page 366
“PrintButtonClicked” on page 367
“RefreshButtonClicked” on page 368
“SearchButtonClicked” on page 368
“ShowGroup” on page 369
“ZoomLevelChanging” on page 369
ActivatePrintWindow
The ActivatePrintWindow event occurs when the print window is activated (that
is, received focus from another window).
Syntax
Event ActivatePrintWindow ()
Remarks
This event is enabled by using the ActivatePrintWindowEventEnabled property of
the “EventInfo Object” on page 293, obtained through the EventInfo property of
the “Report Object” on page 329. For more information, see “Object Model Events”
on page 273.

CancelButtonClicked
The CancelButtonClicked event occurs when the Cancel button is clicked.
Syntax
Event CancelButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameter
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the default settings should be
used. Assign useDefault = FALSE if not using default behavior defined in
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the cancel button to cancel moving to
the last page or processing the report).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasCancelButton property of the
“PrintWindowOptions Object” on page 328, must be set to TRUE. This event is
enabled by using the PrintWindowButtonEnabled property of the “EventInfo Object”
on page 293, obtained through the EventInfo property of the “Report Object” on
page 329. For more information, see “Object Model Events” on page 273.
CloseButtonClicked
The CloseButtonClicked event occurs when the Close button is clicked, either to
close a view or the entire preview window itself.
Syntax
Event CloseButtonClicked (ViewIndex As Integer,
Parameters
ViewIndex Specifies the index of the view that is to be closed.

CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the view/preview window to close).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasCloseButton property of the

ClosePrintWindow
The ClosePrintWindow event occurs when the print window is closed.
Syntax
Event ClosePrintWindow (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameter
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the print window to close).
Remarks
This event is enabled by using the ClosePrintWindowEventEnabled property of
on page 273.
DeactivatePrintWindow
The DeactivatePrintWindow event occurs when the print window is deactivated
(that is, when any other window takes the focus from the print window).
Syntax
Event DeactivatePrintWindow ()
Remarks
This event is enabled by using the ActivatePrintWindowEventEnabled property of
on page 273.
DrillOnDetail
The DrillOnDetail event occurs when you drill down on a field in the Details area
of the report.
Syntax
Event DrillOnDetail (FieldValues, SelectedFieldIndex As Long,

Parameters
FieldValues Specifies an array of FieldValue objects (see “FieldValue Object” on

page 299). Each object contains information about a single field for the
Detail record that was drilled down on. FieldValues may contain database
field values, formula field values and summary field values, and group
name field values of the group that the record belongs to.
SelectedFieldIndex Specifies the selected field index in the array that points to the actual
FieldValue. If no field is selected, 0 is returned.
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want drill down to occur).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the CanDrillDown property of the
“PrintWindowOptions Object” on page 328, must be set to TRUE. For more
information, see “Object Model Events” on page 273.
DrillOnGroup
The DrillOnGroup event occurs when drilling down (double-clicking) on a group
field in the preview window.
Syntax
Event DrillOnGroup (GroupNameList, DrillType As CRDrillType,
Parameters
GroupNameList Specifies an array indicating the path to the group that was drilled down on
(separated by “/”).
DrillType Specifies CRDrillType (see table below) indicating what type of drill- down
occurred.
Constant Value
crDrillOnGraph 2
crDrillOnGroup 0
crDrillOnGroupTree 1
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want drill-down to occur).

Remarks
Before enabling this event, the CanDrillDown property of the
enabled by using the GroupEventEnabled property of the “EventInfo Object” on
page 293, obtained through the EventInfo property of the “Report Object” on
ExportButtonClicked
The ExportButtonClicked event occurs when the Export button is clicked.
Syntax
Event ExportButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameter
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the Export dialog box to appear).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasExportButton property of the
FirstPageButtonClicked
The FirstPageButtonClicked event occurs when the button, that navigates through
the report to the first page, is clicked.
Syntax
Event FirstPageButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameter
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the default settings should be used.
Assign useDefault = FALSE if not using default behavior defined in CPEAUT
(that is, if you do not want to go to the first page).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasNavigationControls property of the


GroupTreeButtonClicked
The GroupTreeButtonClicked event occurs when the Group Tree button is clicked
to show/hide the Group Tree in the preview window.
Syntax
Event GroupTreeButtonClicked (Visible As Boolean)
Parameters
Visible Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the Group Tree is visible/
hidden after clicking the button.
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasGroupTree property of the
“PrintWindowOptions Object” on page 328, and the HasGroupTree property of
the “ReportOptions Object” on page 339 must be set to TRUE. This event is
LastPageButtonClicked
The LastPageButtonClicked event occurs when the button, that navigates through
the report to the last page, is clicked.
Syntax
Event LastPageButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameter
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want to go to the last page).
Remarks

NextPageButtonClicked
The NextPageButtonClicked event occurs when the button, that navigates through
the report to the next page, is clicked.
Syntax
Event NextPageButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameter
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the default values should be
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want to go to the next page).
Remarks
PrevPageButtonClicked
The PrevPageButtonClicked event occurs when the button, which navigates
through the report to the previous page, is clicked.
Syntax
Event PrevPageButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameters
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the default values should be
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want to go to the previous page).
Remarks

PrintButtonClicked
The PrintButtonClicked event occurs when the Print button is clicked.
Syntax
Event PrintButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameters
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the Print dialog box to appear).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasPrintButton property of the
PrintSetupButtonClicked
The PrintSetupButtonClicked event occurs when the Print Setup button is clicked.
Syntax
Event PrintSetupButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameters
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the default setting should be
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the Printer Setup dialog box to appear).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasPrintSetupButton property of the

RefreshButtonClicked
The RefreshButtonClicked event occurs when the Refresh button is clicked.
Syntax
Event RefreshButtonClicked (useDefault As Boolean)
Parameters
useDefault Specifies Boolean value indicating whether the default setting should be
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the report to refresh).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasRefreshButton property of the
SearchButtonClicked
The SearchButtonClicked event occurs when the Search button is clicked.
Syntax
Event SearchButtonClicked (SearchString As String,
Parameters
SearchString Specifies the string entered by the user that will be searched for.
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the search for the string to occur).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasSearchButton property of the

ShowGroup
The ShowGroup event occurs when you click a group in the Group Tree.
Syntax
Event ShowGroup (GroupNameList, useDefault As Boolean)
Parameters
GroupNameList Specifies an array indicating the path to the group that was drilled down on
(separated by “/”).
CPEAUT (that is, if you do not want the group that the user clicked on to be
shown in the preview window).
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasGroupTree property of the
“PrintWindowOptions Object” on page 328, and the HasGroupTree property of
the “ReportOptions Object” on page 339 must be set to TRUE. This event is
ZoomLevelChanging
The ZoomLevelChanging event occurs when the zoom level of the report preview
is changed.
Syntax
Event FirstPageButtonClicked (ZoomLevel As Integer)
Parameters
ZoomLevel Specifies integer indicating the percentage of the magnification for viewing
the report. Can be CRZoomLevel (see table below) for Page Width and
Whole Page. Otherwise, indicate zoom level percentage as an integer.
Constant Value
crPageWidth 1
crWholePage 2

Error Codes
Remarks
Before enabling this event, the HasZoomControl property of the
“PrintWindowOptions Object” on page 328, must be set to TRUE. For more
information, see “Object Model Events” on page 273.
Error Codes
Related topics:
“Automation Server Error Codes” on page 370
“Report Engine Error Codes” on page 371
Automation Server Error Codes

The Crystal Report Engine Automation Server generates the following error codes,
as needed:
Value Error Code Description

30001 CPEAUT_STANDARD_OUTOFMEMORY There is not enough memory to
complete the action.
30002 CPEAUT_STANDARD_INVALDHANDLE A handle that is invalid has been
specified or does not exist.
30003 CPEAUT_STANDARD_INVALIDPOINTER A pointer that is invalid has been
specified or does not exist.
30004 CPEAUT_STANDARD_BADINDEX An invalid (bad) value has been
specified for an index.
30005 CPEAUT_STANDARD_TYPEMISMATCH Wrong data type was used.
30006 CPEAUT_STANDARD_UNKNOWNNAME The specified name cannot be found in
the report.
30007 CPEAUT_STANDARD_MEDIUMFULL The storage medium (disk drive) is full.
30008 CPEAUT_STANDARD_NOTIMPL Internal error.
30009 CPEAUT_ERR_NOTGROUPAREA A group area was expected, but the
area specified was not a group area.
30010 CPEAUT_ERR_STRINGOUTOFRANGE The string value passed is out of the
range of possible values.
30011 CPEAUT_ERR_NODATABASE There is no database available.
30012 CPEAUT_ERR_INVALIDENUMVALUE An invalid enumerated value has been
set.
30013 CPEAUT_ERR_NOTDETAILAREA A details area was expected, but the
area specified was not a details area.

Value Error Code Description

30014 CPEAUT_ERR The object specified is not an Areas or
_NOTAREASECTIONCOLLECTION Sections collection.
30015 CPEAUT_ERR_32NOTSUPPORTED A 32-bit-only feature has been evoked
in an environment that does not
support it.
30016 CPEAUT_ERR_INVALIDKEY A key that is invalid or does not exist
has been specified.
30017 CPEAUT_ERR_FEATURENOTENABLED A feature has been evoked that is not
yet enabled.
30018 CPEAUT_ERR_DATABASELINKEXIST An error has occurred due to the
database links.
30019 CPEAUT_ERR_CREATETEMPFILEFAILED Creation of a temporary file has been
unsuccessful.
30020 CPEAUT_ERR_RENDERTOHTMLFAILED Rendering to using “RenderHTML” on
page 312, HTML has been
unsuccessful.
Report Engine Error Codes

The Crystal Report Engine Automation Server will also report error codes passed
to it from the Crystal Report Engine API. The values of these codes are identical to
the Report Engine error code value plus 20000. For example, the value of the
Report Engine error PE_ERR_NOTENOUGHMEMORY is 500. The value of the
equivalent error reported by the automation server is 20500.
For complete information on these errors, search for Report Engine error codes in the
Developer’s online Help.

Error Codes

4 Crystal Class Library for NewEra Reference
Crystal Class Library for NewEra

Reference 4
The Crystal New Era Class Library is a wrapper around the

Crystal Reports Engine API created specifically for
programming in the Informix New Era development
environment. In this chapter you will find detailed
information on classes and their associated methods, and
constants.

The Crystal NewEra Class Library

Introduction
The Crystal Class Library for NewEra is designed specifically for use with the
Informix NewEra development environment. This class library is comprised of
two primary classes and several supporting classes. These classes are wrapped
around the Crystal Report Engine API and insulate the user from some of the
details required to manage reports in an application.
The Crystal Class Library for NewEra was installed in the Crystal Informix directory
(\CRW\INFORMIX by default) when you installed Crystal Reports. The header
files (*.4GH) for the library are located in \CRW\INFORMIX\CLASS\INCL, while
source files (*.4GL) are located in \CRW\INFORMIX\CLASS\SRC. Copy these
files, along with CRPE.H, to the appropriate location for your NewEra application,
then include CRYSTAL.4GH in the source file for your application project that will
access the Crystal Report Engine.
Crystal Report Engine API

As mentioned above, the classes in the Crystal Class Library for NewEra are
wrapped around the Crystal Report Engine API, and the methods in these classes
make direct calls to the functions in the Crystal Report Engine API.
Classes in the Crystal Class Library for NewEra

The Crystal Class Library for NewEra consists of two primary classes. The “class
CRPEngine” on page 374, is designed so that there should only be one CRPEngine
object in the entire application. The CRPEngine object contains methods that are
common to all print jobs (for example, SQL connections, version information, etc.).
More importantly, it is responsible for creating and managing all “class CRPEJob”
on page 382, objects. It is the CRPEJob object that allows you access to the attributes
of a print job.
class CRPEngine
The CRPEngine class is designed so that there should only be one CRPEngine
object in the entire application. The CRPEngine class contains methods that are
common to all print jobs (that is, SQL connections, version information, etc.). More
importantly, it is responsible for creating and managing all CRPEJob objects. It is
the CRPEJob object that allows you access to the attributes of a print job.
In order to open a particular report it is first necessary to have an open Crystal
Report Engine object in the application. You may then call “CRPEngine::OpenJob”
on page 381, specifying the report file name to open. If successful, you will be
returned a pointer to a CRPEJob object.

constructor CRPEngine::CRPEngine
This is the constructor for the class. If open is true, the actual Crystal Reports DLL
is opened (crpe32.dll). Print jobs may only be opened if the engine itself is open. If
originally opened with open = FALSE, the engine may be opened later with
“CRPEngine::Open” on page 380.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEngine (v_open BOOLEAN : FALSE);
Parameter
v_open Indicates whether or not the Crystal Report Engine should be opened when the
CRPEngine object is created.
class CRPEngine Methods

The following methods are discussed in this section.
“CRPEngine::CanClose” on page 375
“CRPEngine::Close” on page 376
“CRPEngine::GetEngineStatus” on page 376
“CRPEngine::GetErrorCode” on page 377
“CRPEngine::GetErrorText” on page 377
“CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs” on page 377
“CRPEngine::GetVersion” on page 378
“CRPEngine::LogOffServer” on page 378
“CRPEngine::LogOnServer” on page 379
“CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo” on page 379
“CRPEngine::Open” on page 380
“CRPEngine::OpenJob” on page 381
“CRPEngine::PrintReport” on page 381
CRPEngine::CanClose
Use CRPEngine::CanClose to Check to see whether or not the Crystal Report Engine
is busy. Errors can occur in your application or on a system if you attempt to close
the Crystal Report Engine while it is processing a print job. Use this method before
attempting to close the Crystal Report Engine in an application (for example, when
the user tries to exit) to determine if the Report Engine can be closed safely.
Syntax
CanClose () RETURNING BOOLEAN

Returns
TRUE if the Crystal Report Engine can be closed safely.
FALSE if the Crystal Report Engine is still busy.
Related Topics
“CRPEngine::CanClose” on page 4
PECanCloseEngine in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::Close
This method closes the Crystal Report Engine.
Syntax
Close() RETURNING VOID
Related Topics
PECloseEngine in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::GetEngineStatus
This method may be used to get the current engine status.
Syntax
GetEngineStatus() RETURNING SMALLINT
Returns
One of the following values of the Status enumerated type indicating the current
status of the Crystal Report Engine.
Value Description
engineOpen The Crystal Report Engine is currently open.
engineClosed The Crystal Report Engine has been closed, or is not yet open.
engineMissing No Crystal Report Engine is available. Make sure the Crystal Report Engine
DLL is located in a directory that appears in your PATH.

CRPEngine::GetErrorCode
This method returns the current error code of the Crystal Report Engine. When a
call to another function fails, this call gets the error code that was generated so you
can take some action based on that error code.
Syntax
GetErrorCode () RETURNING SMALLINT
Returns
Returns the current Crystal Report Engine “Error Codes” on page 449.
Returns 0 if no error has occurred.
Related Topics
CRPEngine::GetErrorText
This method returns a descriptive Crystal Report Engine error message.
Syntax
GetErrorText () RETURNING ixString
Returns
A ixString object containing the text for the current error code.
Related Topics
PEGetErrorText in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs
This method returns the number of print job (CRPEJob) objects that currently exist
for the current CRPEngine object.
Syntax
GetNPrintJobs () RETURNING SMALLINT;
Returns
Returns the number of CRPEJob objects currently open.

CRPEngine::GetVersion
This method returns the version number of the Crystal Report Engine DLL
(CRPE32.DLL) or the version of the Report Engine itself. The high-order byte is the
major version number and the low-order byte is the minor version number.
This method can be used whenever you build functionality into a report that may
not be available in earlier versions of the Crystal Report Engine and you need to
verify the version number first. The function can be a handy safeguard for users
who have more than one version of the Crystal Report Engine with the older
version earlier in the path than the new version.
Syntax
GetVersion (versionRequested SMALLINT) RETURNING SMALLINT
Parameter
versionRequested Specifies whether the version number of the Crystal Report Engine or the
Report Engine DLL is being requested. Possible values are:
Value Meaning
PEP_GV_DLL Returns the version of the DLL.
PEP_GV_ENGINE Returns the version of the Crystal Report Engine.
Returns
The version number of the currently used Crystal Report Engine or Report Engine
DLL.
Related Topics
PEGetVersion in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::LogOffServer
This method closes an existing connection to a SQL server. Connection information
is provided through the “class CRPELogOnInfo” on page 442.
Syntax
LogOffServer(dllName CHAR (*), const CRPELogOnInfo logOnInfo) RETURNING
BOOLEAN
Parameters
protected non-SQL table you want to log on to.
logOnInfo Specifies a pointer to a CRPELogOnInfo class.

Returns
Related Topics
PELogOffServer in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::LogOnServer
This method opens a connection to a SQL server. More than one print job may use
this connection to a SQL server. Information required to establish a connection is
provided through the “class CRPELogOnInfo” on page 442.
Syntax
LogOnServer (dllName CHAR(*), logOnInfo CRPELogOnInfo) RETURNING BOOLEAN;
Parameters
protected non-SQL table you want to log on to.
logOnInfo Specifies a pointer to “class CRPELogOnInfo” on page 442.
Return Value
Related Topics
PELogOnServer in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo
Use this class method to allow the Crystal Report Engine to “piggyback” your
application’s existing connection to a Server. This lowers the number of
connections established by a workstation, reducing application time and network
traffic. It also prevents a LogOff call from disconnecting an application’s existing
connection to the Server. See Remarks below.
Syntax
LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo (dllName CHAR (*), FOREIGN privateInfo)
RETURNING BOOLEAN

Parameters
dllName Specifies the name of the Crystal Reports DLL that was used when establishing a
connection to the Server when the report was first created. For example, if a report
was created using an ODBC data source, specify the file name “PDSODBC.DLL”.
For more information on possible database DLLs, refer to Crystal Reports Developer
Runtime Help (Runtime.hlp).
privateInfo Specifies the application’s handle to the Server connection. In your application, a
connection to the Server must already be established before this method is called.
Pass the HDBC (handle to a database connection) from this connection to the
privateInfo parameter.
Remarks
The CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo method can only be used with
database connections established by ODBC or Q+E Library 2.0. Any other database
connections cannot be accessed by this method.
To obtain an HDBC for an ODBC connection, use the following function calls (see
the ODBC SDK 2.0 manual for more information):
Function Call Description

SQLAllocEnv Initializes the ODBC call level interface and allocates memory for an
environment handle.
SQLAllocConnect Returns an ODBC HDBC. To obtain an HDBC for a Q+E Library
connection, use the following function calls (see the InterSolv DataDirect
Developer’s Toolkit for more information).
qeConnect Opens a connection to the server.
qeGetODBCHdbc Returns the ODBC HDBC.
Returns
CRPEngine::Open
This method opens the Crystal Report Engine. This method is only necessary if you
constructed the CRPEngine object with the open parameter equal to FALSE. If you
set the open parameter to TRUE when you constructed the CRPEngine object, this
method is unnecessary.
Syntax
Open() RETURNING BOOLEAN

Returns
TRUE if the Crystal Report Engine was opened successfully.
FALSE if something went wrong.
Related Topics
“constructor CRPEngine::CRPEngine” on page 375
PEOpenEngine in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::OpenJob
This method opens the report specified by reportFileName. A pointer to a CRPEJob
object is returned. Print job attributes may be referenced through this object.
Syntax
OpenJob (reportFileName CHAR(*)) RETURNING CRPEJob
Parameter
reportFileName The name and path (if necessary) of the report file being opened for the
specified print job.
Returns
CRPEJob object for the opened print job.
Related Topics
PEOpenPrintJob in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEngine::PrintReport
This method provides a quick but limited way to print a report. The report may
only be output to a printer or preview window. Use this class method any time you
simply want to print a report from an application without giving the user the
ability to customize the report.
Syntax
PrintReport (reportFilePath CHAR (*), toPrinter BOOLEAN : TRUE, toWindow
BOOLEAN : FALSE, title CHAR (*) : “Crystal Report”, left SMALLINT : 0,top
SMALLINT : 0, width SMALLINT : 0, height SMALLINT : 0, style INTEGER : 0,
parentWindow ixWindow : NULL) RETURNING SMALLINT

Parameters
reportFilePath Specifies the name and path of the report to be printed.

toPrinter Specifies whether or not the report is to be sent to the default printer.
toWindow Specifies whether or not the report is to be displayed in a preview window.
title Specifies the title you want to appear in the title bar if the report is being sent
to a preview window.
left Specifies the x coordinate of the upper left hand corner of the preview
top Specifies the y coordinate of the upper left hand corner of the preview
using the bitwise “OR” operator. Refer to the CWnd class in the Microsoft
parentWindow Specifies a pointer to the CWnd object for the window that is the parent of the
preview window. Specify NULL if the preview window will not have a parent
window.
Returns
Returns 0 if the call is successful.
Returns an error code if the call fails.
Related Topics
PEPrintReport in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
class CRPEJob
In order to open a particular report it is first necessary to have an open Crystal
Report Engine object in the application. You may then call “CRPEngine::OpenJob”
on page 381, specifying the report file name to open. If successful, you will be
returned a pointer to a CRPEJob object. It is through this object that you may
modify the print job attributes as well as output the report in various formats.
Almost all of these methods correspond to similar functions available in the
Crystal Report Engine API.
The class constructor is called automatically by CRPEngine::OpenJob ().

constructor CRPEJob::CRPEJob
This is the constructor for the class. It also stores the job number internally for
future use in Crystal Report Engine API calls.
Note: This class constructor is automatically called by CRPEngine::OpenJob(). Do
not call this constructor from within your own code.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEJob (jobHandle SMALLINT);
Parameter
jobHandle Handle to the job created by CRPEngine::OpenJob().

The following methods, listed alphabetically, are discussed in this section.
class CRPEJob Methods A - F

“CRPEJob::Cancel” on page 385
“CRPEJob::CheckFormula” on page 386
“CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula” on page 386
“CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula” on page 386
“CRPEJob::Close” on page 387
“CRPEJob::CloseWindow” on page 387
“CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField” on page 387
“CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField” on page 388
“CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow” on page 388
“CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page 389
class CRPEJob Methods G (Get...)

“CRPEJob::GetErrorCode” on page 389
“CRPEJob::GetErrorText” on page 390
“CRPEJob::GetExportOptions” on page 390
“CRPEJob::GetFormula” on page 390
“CRPEJob::GetGraphData” on page 391
“CRPEJob::GetGraphOptions” on page 392
“CRPEJob::GetGraphText” on page 392
“CRPEJob::GetGraphType” on page 393
“CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition” on page 394
“CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula” on page 396

“CRPEJob::GetJobHandle” on page 396

“CRPEJob::GetJobStatus” on page 396
“CRPEJob::GetLineHeight” on page 397
“CRPEJob::GetMargins” on page 398
“CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight” on page 398
“CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies” on page 399
“CRPEJob::GetNFormulas” on page 399
“CRPEJob::GetNGroups” on page 400
“CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields” on page 400
“CRPEJob::GetNLinesInSection” on page 400
“CRPEJob::GetNParams” on page 401
“CRPEJob::GetNSortFields” on page 401
“CRPEJob::GetNTables” on page 402
“CRPEJob::GetNthFormula” on page 402
“CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField” on page 402
“CRPEJob::GetNthParam” on page 403
“CRPEJob::GetNthSortField” on page 404
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation” on page 404
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page 405
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo” on page 406
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableType” on page 406
“CRPEJob::GetPrintDate” on page 407
“CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions” on page 407
“CRPEJob::GetReportTitle” on page 408
“CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat” on page 408
“CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter” on page 409
“CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula” on page 409
“CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery” on page 410
class CRPEJob Methods H - Z

“CRPEJob::IsJobFinished” on page 410
“CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification” on page 411
“CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter” on page 411
“CRPEJob::OutputToWindow” on page 412
“CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing” on page 412
“CRPEJob::PrintWindow” on page 413
“CRPEJob::SelectPrinter” on page 413
“CRPEJob::SetFont” on page 414

“CRPEJob::SetFormula” on page 417

“CRPEJob::SetGraphData” on page 417
“CRPEJob::SetGraphOptions” on page 418
“CRPEJob::SetGraphText” on page 418
“CRPEJob::SetGraphType” on page 419
“CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition” on page 420
“CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula” on page 421
“CRPEJob::SetLineHeight” on page 422
“CRPEJob::SetMargins” on page 422
“CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight” on page 423
“CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies” on page 423
“CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField” on page 424
“CRPEJob::SetNthParam” on page 424
“CRPEJob::SetNthSortField” on page 425
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation” on page 426
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page 426
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo” on page 427
“CRPEJob::SetPrintDate” on page 427
“CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page 428
“CRPEJob::SetReportTitle” on page 428
“CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat” on page 429
“CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula” on page 430
“CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery” on page 430
“CRPEJob::Show...Page” on page 431
“CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls” on page 431
“CRPEJob::StartJob” on page 432
“CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity” on page 432
“CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow” on page 433
CRPEJob::Cancel
Use Cancel to cancel processing of a print job. It can be tied to a control that allows
the user to cancel a print job in progress.
Syntax
Cancel () RETURNING VOID
Related Topics
PECancelPrintJob in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::CheckFormula
Use CheckFormula to check a named formula for errors. This method works just
like the Check button in the Formula Editor. If the named formula contains an
error, the method returns FALSE.
Syntax
CheckFormula (*formulaName CHAR (*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
formulaName The name of the formula that you need to check for errors.
Returns
Related Topics
PECheckFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula
Use CheckGroupSelectionFormula to check the group selection formula for the
report for errors. This method works just like the Check button in the Formula
Editor. If the group selection formula contains an error, the method returns FALSE.
Syntax
CheckGroupSelectionFormula () RETURNING BOOLEAN
Returns
Related Topics
PECheckGroupSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula
Use CheckSelectionFormula to check the record selection formula for the report for
errors. This method works just like the Check button in the Formula Editor. If the
selection formula contains an error, the method returns FALSE.
Syntax
CheckSelectionFormula () RETURNING BOOLEAN

Returns
Related Topics
PECheckSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::Close
Use Close to close the print job. It also calls the destructor for the CRPEJob object.
If printing has not yet finished when this method is called, it continues until the job
is completely printed. If the preview window is open, it stays open.
Syntax
Close () RETURNING VOID
Related Topics
PEClosePrintJob in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide2
CRPEJob::CloseWindow
Use CloseWindow closes the preview window. If you are customizing preview
window controls, implement this method to allow the user to close the preview
window when finished viewing the report.
Syntax
CloseWindow () RETURNING VOID
Related Topics
PECloseWindow in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField
Use DeleteNthGroupSortField to delete the group sort field at the specified
position. The group and group summary are not removed from the report, but the
field is removed from the list of group sort fields, and the summary data appearing
in the group field is no longer sorted.
Syntax
DeleteNthGroupSortField (sortFieldN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
sortFieldN Specifies the 0-based number of the group sort field you want to delete. The first
group sort field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc.

Returns
Related Topics
PEDeleteNthGroupSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField
Use DeleteNthSortField to delete the specified sort field from the report. The field
is not deleted from the report, but it is removed from the list of sort fields, and data
in that field no longer appears sorted.
Syntax
DeleteNthSortField (sortFieldN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the sort field you want to delete. The first sort field
added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc.
Returns
Related Topics
PEDeleteNthSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow
Use ExportPrintWindow to export the report displayed in the preview window to
a disk file or e-mail address. If you are customizing preview window controls, use
this method to enable the user to preview the report in the preview window, and
if everything looks satisfactory, to export the report to a disk file or e-mail address
(in response to a user event - button click, menu command, etc.).
Syntax
ExportPrintWindow (toMail BOOLEAN) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
toMail Specifies whether or not the report file should be exported to an e-mail address. If
TRUE, the file is exported to e-mail. If FALSE, the file is exported to a disk file.

Returns
CRPEJob::ExportTo
Use ExportTo to set the output of the print job to be exported. The export format is
specified through the options parameter. This method does not export the report,
but specifies that when the report is printed, it will be exported to a disk file or e-
mail address according to settings in the options parameter. To actually export the
report, use “CRPEJob::StartJob” on page 432.
Syntax
ExportTo (options CRPEExportOptions) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
options Specifies a pointer to “class CRPEExportOptions” on page 434.
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::GetErrorCode
Use GetErrorCode to retrieve the error code for the print job. When a call to
another function fails, this call gets the error code that was generated so you can
take some action based on that error code.
Syntax
GetErrorCode () RETURNING SMALLINT
Returns
Returns a Class Library “Error Codes” on page 449.
Returns PEP_NOERROR if no error has occurred.
Related Topics
PEGetErrorCode in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide2

CRPEJob::GetErrorText
Use GetErrorText to retrieve a descriptive error message for the print job.
Syntax
GetErrorText () RETURNING ixString
Returns
A ixString object containing the text for the current error.
Related Topics
PEGetErrorText, in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetExportOptions
Use GetExportOptions to prompt the user with a series of dialog boxes to specify
the export options to be used. These options are used by the Class Library to fill in
a “class CRPEExportOptions” on page 434. The “CRPEJob::ExportTo” on
page 389, function can then be used to set the print job destination using the
information in this class.
Syntax
GetExportOptions () RETURNING BOOLEAN, CRPEExportOptions
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPEExportOptions” on page 434
Related Topics
PEGetExportOptions in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetFormula
Use GetFormula to retrieve the formula text for the specified formula.
CRPEJob::GetFormula is often used with “CRPEJob::SetFormula” on page 417, to
time.
Syntax
GetFormula (formulaName CHAR(*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString

Parameter
l
formulaName The name of the formula for which you want to retrieve the formula string.
Returns
Boolean
A ixString object containing the formula text.
Related Topics
PEGetFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetGraphData
Use GetGraphData to determine what data in your report is being used by a
specified graph when the chart is created. This information includes which groups
are used to create the rows and columns of the chart and which summary field in
the report is used to set the values of the risers in the chart.
Syntax
GetGraphData (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN,
CRPEGraphDataInfo
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the “Section Codes” on page 451, for the section of the report
containing the chart from which you want to retrieve data.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to retrieve chart data
information. This value is 0-based. Within a section, charts are numbered from
top to bottom first and from left to right if they have the same top.
Return Values
Boolean
“class CRPEGraphDataInfo” on page 437
Related Topics
PEGetGraphTextInfo, in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetGraphOptions
Use GetGraphOptions to retrieve information about any of several chart options.
These options include the minimum and maximum values that can appear on the
chart, whether grid lines appear, whether risers are labeled, whether bar charts
have horizontal or vertical bars, and whether a legend appears on the chart.
Syntax
GetGraphOptions (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN,
CRPEGraphOptions
Parameters
containing the chart from which you want to retrieve options.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to retrieve chart options
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPEGraphOptions” on page 439
Related Topics
PEGetGraphOptionInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetGraphText
Use GetGraphText to determine what text will appear with a chart. A chart can
have a title, subtitle, footnote, title for groups, title for series, title for the X axis, title
for the Y axis, and title for the Z axis (in 3D charts).
Syntax
GetGraphText (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN,
CRPEGraphTextInfo
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the “Section Codes” on page 451, for the section of the report containing
the chart from which you want to retrieve text.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to retrieve chart text

Returns
Boolean
“class CRPEGraphTextInfo” on page 440
Related Topics
“CRPEJob::GetGraphText” on page 392
CRPEJob::GetGraphType
Use GetGraphType to retrieve which one of the available chart types is being used
for the specified chart in the specified section. Use this method to find out what
type of chart is being displayed in the report. There are many types of charts
possible with Crystal Reports. This method will return the type of chart being
displayed.
Syntax
GetGraphType (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN,
SMALLINT
Parameters
containing the chart from which you want to retrieve type information.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to retrieve chart type
Returns
Boolean
“Chart Type Constants” on page 448
Related Topics
PEGetGraphTypeinfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition
Use GetGroupCondition to retrieve the group condition information for a selected
group section in the specified report. Use this method to find out the group
condition for a group section. Use “CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition” on page 420, to
change the group condition once it is known.
Syntax
GetGroupCondition (sectionCode SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString,
SMALLINT, SMALLINT
Parameter
sectionCode Specifies the “Section Codes” on page 451, for the section of the report for which
you want to retrieve group condition information.
Returns
Boolean
A ixString object containing the name of the group summary field.
A group condition field type constant which can be decoded using one of the
following masks to separate the condition type from the group condition in the
condition parameter.
PEP_GC_CONDITIONMASK: Obtains the group condition value. Use the
bitwise AND (&) to combine this mask with the value of the condition
parameter to obtain the group condition value.
PEP_GC_TYPEMASK: Obtains the type of field used for the group condition.
Use the bitwise AND (&) to combine this mask with the value of the condition
parameter to obtain a value representing the type of field used by the group
condition.
A “Sort Order Constants” on page 451.
Remarks
For group condition field types other than Date and Boolean, the group condition
value of the condition parameter is PEP_GC_ANYCHANGE.
Value (Date Fields) Meaning

PEP_GC_DAILY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes.
PEP_GC_WEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one week
to the next (a week runs from Sunday through Saturday).


PEP_GC_BIWEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one two-
week period to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIMONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one half-
month period to the next.
PEP_GC_MONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one month
to the next.
PEP_GC_QUARTERLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one
calendar quarter to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one half-
year period to the next.
PEP_GC_ANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes from one year to
the next.
Value (Boolean Fields) Meaning
PEP_GC_TOYES Triggers a grouping every time the sort and group by field
changes from No to Yes.
PEP_GC_TONO Triggers a grouping every time the sort and group by field
changes from Yes to No.
PEP_GC_EVERYYES Triggers a grouping every time the group and sort by field value
is Yes.
PEP_GC_EVERYNO Triggers a grouping every time the group and sort by field value
is No.
PEP_GC_NEXTISYES Triggers a grouping every time the next value in the sort and
group by field is Yes.
PEP_GC_NEXTISNO Triggers a grouping every time the next value in the sort and
group by field is No.
The group condition field type portion of the condition parameter will be one of
the following values:
Value Meaning
PEP_GC_TYPEOTHER Any field type other than Date or Boolean. The group condition
portion of the condition parameter will be
PEP_GC_ANYCHANGE.
PEP_GC_TYPEDATE A Date field is used to create the group summary field.
PEP_GC_TYPEBOOLEAN A Boolean field is used to create the group summary field.
Related Topics
PEGetGroupCondition in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

Syntax
GetGroupSelectionFormula () RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString
Remarks
This method returns the formula text for the group selection formula.
CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula is often used with
“CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula” on page 421, to identify and then change
an existing group selection formula at print time in response to a user selection.
Return Value
BOOLEAN TRUE if the call is successful, FALSE if something goes wrong.

ixString Specifies the existing group selection formula for the report.
Related Topics
PEGetGroupSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetJobHandle
Syntax
GetJobHandle () RETURNING SMALLINT
Remarks
This method returns the job handle for the print job.
Return Value
The print job handle for the CRPEJob object.
CRPEJob::GetJobStatus
Syntax
GetJobStatus () RETURNING SMALLINT, CRPEJobInfo
Remarks
This method gets the current status of the print job. You can use it in a number of
programming situations, for example:
to trigger error messages, (when a print job fails due to insufficient memory,
insufficient disk space, etc.),

to trigger screen displays (hourglass, series of graphics, etc.) that confirm to

the user that work is in progress, or
to find out whether a job was cancelled by the user after “CRPEJob::StartJob”
on page 432 was called.
Return Values
SMALLINT Returns one of the following values according to the status of the current
print job:
Value Meaning
-1 The Crystal Report Engine has not been
opened, or a print job has not been
established.
PEP_JOBNOTSTARTED The job has not been started.
PEP_JOBINPROGRESS The job is currently in progress.
PEP_JOBCOMPLETED The job has completed successfully.
PEP_JOBFAILED The job has failed.
PEP_JOBCANCELLED The job has been cancelled by the user.
CRPEJobInfo Class CRPEJobInfo.
Related Topics
CRPEJob::GetLineHeight
Syntax
GetLineHeight (sectionCode SMALLINT, lineN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN,
SMALLINT, SMALLINT
Parameters
you want to retrieve line height.
lineN Specifies the 0-based line number within the specified section for which you
want to retrieve the height. The first line in a section is line 0, the second is 1, etc.
Use PEP_ALLLINES to retrieve information on all lines in a section.
Remarks
Gets line height and ascent information for a specified line in a selected section of
the report. You can change and pass back a new line height and ascent using
“CRPEJob::SetLineHeight” on page 422.

Return Value

SMALLINT Retrieves the height, in twips, of the specified line.
SMALLINT Retrieves the line ascent, in twips, of the specified line. Line ascent is the
distance from the baseline of the font to the top of the line space.
CRPEJob::GetMargins
Syntax
GetMargins () RETURNING BOOLEAN, SMALLINT, SMALLINT, SMALLINT, SMALLINT
Remarks
Retrieves the page margin settings for the specified report. Use this method to find
out what the currently set margins for the report are. Use “CRPEJob::SetMargins”
on page 422, to change report margins.
Return Value

SMALLINT Retrieves the current setting of the left margin in twips.
SMALLINT Retrieves the current setting of the right margin in twips.
SMALLINT Retrieves the current setting of the top margin in twips.
SMALLINT Retrieves the current setting of the bottom margin in twips.
Related Topics
PEGetMargins in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
Syntax
GetMinimumSectionHeight (sectionCode SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, SMALLINT
Parameter
sectionCode Specifies the “Section Codes” on page 451, for the section of the report for
which you want to retrieve minimum section height.
Remarks
Retrieves minimum section height information for selected sections in the
specified report. Use this method to fetch the minimum section height and pass
back using “CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight” on page 423.

Return Values

SMALLINT Retrieves the minimum height, in twips, for the specified report section.
CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies
Syntax
GetNDetailCopies () RETURNING BOOLEAN, SMALLINT
Remarks
Returns the number of copies of each Details section in the report that are to be
printed. Use this method to find out how many times each Details section of the
report will be printed. To change the number of times each Details section is
printed, use “CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies” on page 423.
Return Values

nCopies Retrieves the current setting for the number of times the Details section
of the report will be printed.
Related Topics
PEGetNDetailCopies in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNFormulas
Syntax
GetNFormulas () RETURNING SMALLINT
Remarks
Use this function to fetch the number of formulas in the report. To fetch the
formula by number, use “CRPEJob::GetNthFormula” on page 402.
Return Value
The number of formulas in the report. If no formulas exist in the report, 0 is
returned. If an error occurs, -1 is returned.
Related Topics
PEGetNFormulas in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetNGroups
Use GetNGroups to retrieve the number of group sections in the report.
Syntax
GetNGroups () RETURNING SMALLINT
Returns
Returns the number of group sections in the report.
Related Topics
PEGetNGroups in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields
Use GetNGroupSortFields to retrieve the number of group sort fields in the specified
report. This method is typically used as one of a series: GetNGroupSortFields (called
once); “CRPEJob::GetNthSortField” on page 404, (called as many times as needed
to identify the correct group sort field); and “CRPEJob::SetNthSortField” on
page 425, (called once when the correct group sort field is identified). The series can
be used to identify and then change an existing group sort field and/or sort order at
print time in response to a user selection.
Syntax
GetNGroupSortFields () RETURNING SMALLINT
Returns
Returns the number of group sort fields in the report.
Returns 0 if there are no group sort fields.
Related Topics
PEGetNGroupSortFields in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNLinesInSection
Use this method to determine the number of lines in the specified section of the
report, that is, how long a specified report section is according to the number of
lines. For example, this is useful when trying to fit mailing label reports into the
labels you are using.
Syntax
GetNLinesInSection (sectionCode SMALLINT) RETURNING SMALLINT

Parameter
which you want to retrieve the number of lines.
Returns
Returns the number of lines in the specified section of the report.
CRPEJob::GetNParams
Syntax
GetNParams () RETURNING SMALLINT
Remarks
Use this method whenever you need to know how many parameters are required
by a stored procedure in a SQL database table. This method is usually used in
conjunction with “CRPEJob::GetNthParam” on page 403, or
“CRPEJob::SetNthParam” on page 424.
Return Value
The number of parameters in the current stored procedure being used to generate
the report.
Related Topics
PEGetNParameterFields in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNSortFields
Syntax
GetNSortFields () RETURNING SMALLINT
Remarks
This method gets the number of sort fields in the report.
Return Value
The number of sort fields defined in the report. Returns 0 (zero) if there are no sort
fields in the report. Returns -1 if an error occurs.
Related Topics
PEGetNSortFields in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetNTables
Syntax
GetNTables() RETURNING SMALLINT
Remarks
This method returns the number of tables in the report.
Return Value
The number of tables used in the report. Returns -1 if an error occurs.
CRPEJob::GetNthFormula
Syntax
GetNthFormula (formulaN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString, ixString
Parameter
formulaN Specifies the 0-based number of the formula about which you want to gather
information. The first formula added to your report is 0, the second is 1, etc.
Remarks
Use this function to obtain the formula name and formula text of a specific formula
in the report. Once the formula name is obtained, formula text can be changed with
“CRPEJob::SetFormula” on page 417.
Return Values

ixString Retrieves the name of the formula specified.
ixString Retrieves the text of the formula specified.
Related Topics
PEGetNthFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField
Syntax
GetNthGroupSortField (sortFieldN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString,
SMALLINT

Parameter
sortFieldN Specifies the 0-based number of the group sort field you want to retrieve. The first
group sort field is field 0. If the report has N sort fields, the function can be called
with sortFieldN between 0 and N-1.
Remarks
Returns information about one of the group sort fields in the specified report: that
is, it returns the name of the field and the direction (ascending or descending) of
the sort. This method is typically used as one of a series:
“CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields” on page 400 (called once),
CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField (called as many times as needed to identify the
correct group sort field), and “CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField” on page 424
(called once when the correct sort field is identified). The series can be used to
identify and then change an existing group sort field and/or sort order at print
time in response to a user selection.
Returns

ixString Retrieves the name of the group sort field.
SMALLINT Retrieves one of the “Sort Order Constants” on page 451.
Related Topics
PEGetNthGroupSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNthParam
Syntax
GetNthParam (paramN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString
Parameter
paramN Specifies which parameter in the stored procedure you want to get the value of. The
first parameter of a stored procedure is 0, the second is 1, etc.
Remarks
Gets the Nth parameter of a stored procedure. Use this method whenever you
need to find out a particular parameter required by a stored procedure in a SQL
database table.

Returns

ixString Retrieves the current value of the specified parameter in the stored procedure.
Related Topics
PEGetNthParameterCurrentValue in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNthSortField
Syntax
GetNthSortField (sortFieldN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString, SMALLINT
Parameter
sortFieldN Specifies the number of the sort field you want to retrieve. The first sort field
added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc.
Remarks
This method gets the name of the sort field at the specified sort field position and
the direction in which data is sorted (ascending or descending).
Returns

ixString Assigned the name of the sort field if the call completes successfully.
SMALLINT Retrieves one of the “Sort Order Constants” on page 451.
Related Topics
PEGetNthSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation
Use GetNthTableLocation to retrieve the table location information for the
specified table in the report. This method is typically combined with
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation” on page 426, to identify the location of a table
and then to change it.
Syntax
GetNthTableLocation (tableN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, CRPETableLocation

Parameter
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to retrieve location
information.
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPETableLocation” on page 447
Related Topics
PEGetNthTableLocation in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo
Use GetNthTableLogOnInfo to retrieve SQL connection information for the
specified table.
Syntax
GetNthTableLogonInfo (tableN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, CRPELogonInfo
Parameter
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table from which you want to get log on information.
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPELogOnInfo” on page 442
Related Topics
PEGetNthTableLogOnInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

Use GetNthTableSessionInfo to retrieve the session information for the specified
Microsoft Access table. Many MS Access database tables require that a session be
opened before the information in the table can be used. Use this method to obtain
the session information (User ID and Session Handle) for a particular tab.
Syntax
GetNthTableSessionInfo (tableN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, CRPESessionInfo
Parameter
tableN A 0-based table number indicating for which MS Access table in the report you want
to obtain the session information.
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPESessionInfo” on page 446
Related Topics
PEGetNthTableSessionInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetNthTableType
Use GetNthTableType to retrieve the table type information for the specified table.
Syntax
GetNthTableType (tableN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN, CRPETableType
Parameter
tableN The 0-based table number indicating for which table in the report you want to
determine the type.
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPETableType” on page 448
Related Topics
PEGetNthTableType in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetPrintDate
Use GetPrintDate to retrieve the print date (if any) that was specified with the
report. Use this method to retrieve the print date and pass it back using
“CRPEJob::SetPrintDate” on page 427.
Syntax
GetPrintDate () RETURNING BOOLEAN, SMALLINT, SMALLINT, SMALLINT
Returns
Boolean
The year component of the current print date.
The month component of the current print date.
The day component of the current print date.
Related Topics
PEGetPrintDate in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions
Use GetPrintOptions to retrieve the print options specified for the report (the
options that are set in the Print Setup common dialog box) and use them to fill in
the “class CRPEPrintOptions” on page 443. Use this function to retrieve print
options from the report in order to update them and pass back using
“CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page 428.
Syntax
GetPrintOptions () RETURNING BOOLEAN, CRPEPrintOptions
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPEPrintOptions” on page 443.
Related Topics
PEGetPrintOptions in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetReportTitle
Use GetReportTitle to retrieve the report title for the print job.
Syntax
GetReportTitle () RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString
Returns
Boolean
A ixString object containing the report title.
Related Topics
PEGetReportTitle in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat
Use GetSectionFormat to retrieve the section format settings for a selected section
in the specified report and supply the information by assigning values to the
members of “class CRPESectionOptions” on page 444. Use this method in order to
edit and update the section formats and pass the information back using
“CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat” on page 429.
Syntax
GetSectionFormat (sectionCode SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN,
CRPESectionOptions
Parameter
you want to retrieve format information.
Returns
Boolean
“class CRPESectionOptions” on page 444.
Related Topics
PEGetSectionFormat in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter
Syntax
GetSelectedPrinter () RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString, ixString, ixString,
FOREIGN
Remarks
If a non-default printer is specified in the report, this method retrieves information
about that printer. If you need to know which printer has been specified with the
report, use CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter to obtain the information. This can be
useful to determine if the user has access to the printer specified in the report and
to choose another printer if not.
Returns

ixString Retrieves the name of the printer driver for the currently selected printer in the report.
ixString Retrieves the name of the printer currently selected in the report.
ixString Retrieves the name of the port the currently selected printer is attached to. For
example, “LPT1:”.
FOREIGN A DEVMODE class that contains information on the currently selected printer, if
the CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter method completes successfully. For more
information, see DEVMODE in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.
Related Topics
PEGetSelectedPrinter in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula
Syntax
GetSelectionFormula() RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString
Remarks
This method returns the formula text for the record selection formula.
CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula is often used with “CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula”
on page 409, to identify and then change an existing selection formula at print time in
response to a user selection.
Returns

ixString Specifies the existing selection formula for the report.
Related Topics
PEGetSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery
Syntax
GetSQLQuery () RETURNING BOOLEAN, ixString
Remarks
This method retrieves the SQL query that will be sent to the database server. This
method can be used with “CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery” on page 430 to retrieve and
then change the SQL query for the report.
Return Values
TRUE if the call is successful, FALSE if something goes wrong.
ixString Assigned the text of the SQL query being sent to the server if the call
completes successfully.
Related Topics
CRPEJob::IsJobFinished
Syntax
IsJobFinished () RETURNING BOOLELAN
Remarks
This method returns a Boolean value that indicates whether or not processing has
finished for the print job. You can use this method any time you have a call that is
contingent on a print job being finished.
Return Value
TRUE if processing has finished, FALSE if the job is in progress.
Related Topics
PEIsPrintJobFinished in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification
Syntax
NextWindowMagnification () RETURNING BOOLEAN
Remarks
This method switches to the next preview window magnification in order. Use this
function to cycle through the three levels of preview window magnification
whenever the report has been printed to a preview window. The three levels of
magnification are: Full Page, Fit One Side, and Fit Both Sides.
Return Value
TRUE if the call is successful, FALSE if something goes wrong.
Related Topics
PENextPrintWindowMagnification in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter
Use OutputToPrinter to set the output of the print job to the printer with the
specified number of copies. This method does not print the report, but specifies
that when the report is printed, it will be sent to a printer. To actually print the
report, use “CRPEJob::StartJob” on page 432.
Syntax
OutputToPrinter (nCopies SMALLINT : 1) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
nCopies Specifies how many copies of the report are to be printed. Default is 1 copy.
Returns
Related Topics

CRPEJob::OutputToWindow
Use OutputToWindow to set the output of the print job to the preview window
which will have the specified attributes. This method does not print the report to the
window, but specifies that when the report is printed, it will appear in a preview
window. To actually print the report, use “CRPEJob::StartJob” on page 432.
Syntax
OutputToWindow (title CHAR (*), left SMALLINT, top SMALLINT, width
SMALLINT, height SMALLINT, style INTEGER, parentWindow ixWindow)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
title Specifies the title that you want to appear in the title bar.
left Specifies the x coordinate of the upper left hand corner of the preview
top Specifies the y coordinate of the upper left hand corner of the preview
using the bitwise Or operator ( | ). Refer to the CWnd class in the Microsoft
parentWindow Specifies a pointer to the CWnd object for the window that is the parent of the
preview window. Specify NULL if the preview window will not have a parent
window.
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing
Syntax
PrintControlsShowing () RETURNING BOOLEAN, SMALLINT
Remarks
Checks if the print controls are displayed in the preview window. Use
“CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls” on page 431, to change whether or not print
controls will appear in the preview window.

Returns

SMALLINT Returns a pointer to a TRUE value if the print controls will be shown in
the preview window, FALSE if they will be hidden.
Related Topics
PEPrintControlsShowing in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::PrintWindow
Syntax
PrintWindow () RETURNING BOOLEAN
Remarks
This method prints the report displayed in the preview window to the printer. If
you are customizing preview window controls, use this method to enable the user
to preview the report in the preview window, and then, if everything looks
satisfactory, to print the report to the printer (in response to a user event - button
click, menu command, etc.).
Returns
Related Topics
PEPrintWindow in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SelectPrinter
Syntax
SelectPrinter (driverName CHAR (*), printerName CHAR (*), portName CHAR
(*), mode FOREIGN) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
driverName Specifies the name of the printer driver for the printer being selected.
printerName Specifies the name of the printer being selected (as indicated in the Printers
Control Panel).
PortName Specifies the name of the port the printer is attached to. For example: “LPT1:”.
mode A pointer to a DEVMODE class. The default implementation of
CRPEJob::SelectPrinter ignores this parameter. For more information, see
DEVMODE in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide.

Remarks
This method specifies the printer and/or print characteristics for the print job. You
can use this method to enable the user to select a printer other than the default
printer at print time. One way of doing this is to have your application call the
Windows common Print Setup dialog box.
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::SetFont
Syntax
SetFont (sectionCode SMALLINT, scopeCode SMALLINT, faceName CHAR (*),
fontFamily SMALLINT, fontPitch SMALLINT, charSet SMALLINT, pointSize
SMALLINT, isItalic SMALLINT, isUnderlined SMALLINT, isStruckOut
SMALLINT, weight SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
sectionCode Specifies the section of the report for which you want to set the font. Use
one of the following values:
Value Meaning
PEP_ALLSECTIONS Sets the line height for all sections.
PEP_HEADERSECTION Sets the line height for the Page
Header section.
PEP_GROUPHEADER Sets the line height for the Group
Header section.
PEP_DETAILSECTION Sets the line height for the Details
section.
PEP_GROUPFOOTER Sets the line height for the Group
Footer section.
PEP_GRANDTOTALSECTION Sets the line height for the Grand
Total section.
PEP_FOOTERSECTION Sets the line height for the Page
Footer section.
scopeCode Specifies whether the font selected is to apply to fields, to text, or to
both. To specify both, use the bitwise Or operator: |. The following
values are possible:

Value Meaning
PEP_FIELDS Sets the default font for fields in
the report section specified.
PEP_TEXT Sets the default font for all text
(that has not been entered as a text
field value) in the report section
specified.
faceName Specifies the actual face name of the font you want to use. The face name
you pass can typically come from a font dialog box, be hard coded in the
application, or be chosen by the application from the fonts supported on
the printer. For example: “Times New Roman”.
fontFamily Specifies the font family for the font you want to use. Use one of the
following values:
Value Meaning
FF_DONTCARE No font family or family does not
matter.
FF_ROMAN Variable pitch font with serifs.
FF_SWISS Fixed pitch font without serifs.
FF_MODERN Fixed pitch font, with or without
serifs.
FF_SCRIPT Handwriting-like font.
FF_DECORATIVE Fancy display font.
fontPitch Specifies the font pitch you wish to use. Use one of the following values:
Value Meaning
DEFAULT_PITCH Retains the default pitch for the
font.
FIXED_PITCH Fixed pitch, each character is the
same width.
VARIABLE_PITCH Variable pitch, the width of each
character varies.
charSet Specifies the character set you wish to use. Use one of the following
values:
Value
ANSI_CHARSET
DEFAULT_CHARSET
SYMBOL_CHARSET
HANGEFUL_CHARSET
OEM_CHARSET
SHIFTJIS_CHARSET

Value
CHINESEBIG5_CHARSET
pointSize Specifies the desired point size for the selected font. Use 0 to indicate no
change.
isItalic Specifies whether the font selected should be italicized. Use 1 for italics,
0 for no italics, or PEP_UNCHANGED to leave the italics as set up in the
report.
isUnderlined Specifies whether the font should be underlined. Use 1 to underline, 0
for no underline, or PEP_UNCHANGED to leave underline settings as
specified in the report.
isStruckOut Specifies whether or not the font should appear in strikethrough format.
Use 1 for strike-out, 0 for no strike out, or PEP_UNCHANGE to leave
strike-out settings as specified in the report.
weight Specifies the weight of the font. Possible values are:
Value
FW_DONTCARE
FW_EXTRALIGHT
FW_NORMAL
FW_SEMIBOLD
FW_EXTRABOLD
FW_ULTRALIGHT
FW_DEMIBOLD
FW_BLACK
FW_THIN
FW_LIGHT
FW_MEDIUM
FW_BOLD
FW_HEAVY
FW_REGULAR
FW_ULTRABOLD
Remarks
This method sets the font and font characteristics for the specified section. Use any
time you need to change a default font at runtime in response to user input, or to
specify a built-in printer font.
Returns

Related Topics
PESetFont in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetFormula
Syntax
SetFormula (formulaName CHAR(*), formulaText CHAR(*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
formulaName The name of the formula for which you want to assign new formula text.
formulaText The actual formula text that replaces the existing formula string.
Remarks
This method sets the formula text for the specified formula. CRPEJob::SetFormula
is often used with “CRPEJob::GetFormula” on page 390, to identify and then
change an existing formula at print time in response to a user selection.
Returns
FALSE there is an error in the formula, or if the call fails.
Related Topics
PESetFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetGraphData
Use SetGraphData to change the data that is used from your report to create a specified
chart. This information includes the groups used to create the rows and columns of the
chart and the summary field used to set the values of the risers in the chart.
Syntax
SetGraphData (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT, graphDataInfo
CRPEGraphDataInfo) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
containing the chart for which you want to set data information.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to set chart data
information. This value is 0-based. Within a section, charts are numbered
from top to bottom first and from left to right if they have the same top.
graphDataInfo Specifies a pointer to “class CRPEGraphDataInfo” on page 437.

Returns
Related Topics
PESetGraphTextInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetGraphOptions
Use SetGraphOptions to change any of several chart options. These options
include the minimum and maximum values that can appear on the chart, whether
grid lines appear, whether risers are labeled, whether bar charts have horizontal or
vertical bars, and whether a legend appears on the chart.
Syntax
SetGraphOptions (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT, graphOptions
CRPEGraphOptions) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
containing the chart for which you want to set options information.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to set chart options
graphOptions Specifies a pointer to “class CRPEGraphOptions” on page 439.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetGraphOptionInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetGraphText
Use SetGraphText to set or change the text that appears with a chart. A chart can
have a title, subtitle, footnote, title for groups, title for series, title for the X axis, title
for the Y axis, and title for the Z axis (in 3D chart).
Syntax
SetGraphText (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT, graphTextInfo
CRPEGraphTextInfo) RETURNING BOOLEAN

Parameters
containing the chart for which you want to set text information.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to set chart text
graphTextInfo Specifies a pointer to “class CRPEGraphTextInfo” on page 440.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetGraphTextInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetGraphType
Use SetGraphType to set the type of chart displayed for the specified chart in the
specified section based on one of the available types. Use this method to change the
type of chart that is displayed in a report.
Syntax
SetGraphType (sectionCode SMALLINT, graphN SMALLINT, graphType SMALLINT)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
containing the chart for which you want to set type information.
graphN Specifies from which chart within the section you want to set chart type
graphType Specifies one of the “Chart Type Constants” on page 448, indicating the style of
the chart that you want to set.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetGraphTypeinfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition
Syntax
SetGroupCondition (sectionCode SMALLINT,conditionField CHAR(*), condition
SMALLINT, sortDirection SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
which you want to set group condition information.
conditionField Specifies the field that triggers a summary whenever its value changes. Use the
name of the field as indicated in the report file.
condition Specifies the condition that needs to be met for Date and Boolean fields. For all
field types except Date and Boolean, use PEP_GC_ANYCHANGE as the
condition parameter.
PEP_GC_DAILY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes.
PEP_GC_WEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one week to the next (a week runs from
Sunday through Saturday).
PEP_GC_BIWEEKLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one two-week period to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIMONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one half-month period to the next.
PEP_GC_MONTHLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one month to the next.
PEP_GC_QUARTERLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one calendar quarter to the next.
PEP_GC_SEMIANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one half-year period to the next.
PEP_GC_ANNUALLY Triggers a grouping every time the date changes
from one year to the next.
PEP_GC_TOYES Triggers a grouping every time the sort and
group by field changes from No to Yes.
PEP_GC_TONO Triggers a grouping every time the sort and
group by field changes from Yes to No.
PEP_GC_EVERYYES Triggers a grouping every time the group and
sort by field value is Yes.
PEP_GC_EVERYNO Triggers a grouping every time the group and
sort by field value is No.
PEP_GC_NEXTISYES Triggers a grouping every time the next value in
the sort and group by field is Yes.


PEP_GC_NEXTISNO Triggers a grouping every time the next value in
the sort and group by field is No.
sort Specifies one of “Sort Order Constants” on page 451.
Direction
Remarks
This method sets the condition of the grouping for the specified group section. This
method can only replace the group condition for an existing group. It cannot create
a new group. Use this function whenever you want to change the grouping at print
time, for example, to print one report grouped in several different ways.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetGroupCondition in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula
Use SetGroupSelectionFormula to set the formula text for the group selection
formula. This method is often used with “CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula”
on page 396 to identify and then change an existing group selection formula in
response to a user selection at print time.
Syntax
SetGroupSelectionFormula (formulaText CHAR(*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
formulaText Specifies the new group selection formula that you want to assign to the report.
Returns
FALSE if there is an error in the formula, or if the call fails.
Related Topics
PESetGroupSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::SetLineHeight
Use SetLineHeight to set the line height for the specified section. This method can
be used for setting up a report to print on preprinted forms. It can also be used if
you want to insure the size of a line in relation to the font size. For example, this
method might be used to specify a 12 point line with 10 point type.
Syntax
SetLineHeight (sectionCode SMALLINT, lineN SMALLINT, height SMALLINT,
ascent SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
you want to set line height.
lineN Specifies the 0-based number of the line for which you are setting the height.
The first line in a section is line number 0, the next is 1, etc. Use PEP_ALLLINES
to specify all lines in the section.
height Specifies the height, in twips, of the line.
ascent Specifies the ascent, in twips, of the line. Line ascent is the distance from the
baseline of the font to the top of the line space.
Returns
FALSE if there is an invalid selection, or if the call fails.
CRPEJob::SetMargins
Use SetMargins to set the page margins for the print job. Use this method any time
you want to allow the user to change margins.
Syntax
SetMargins (left SMALLINT, right SMALLINT, top SMALLINT, bottom SMALLINT)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
For any of the above parameters, PM_SM_DEFAULT can be used to specify that
the report use default printer margins.
left Specifies the left margin in twips.

right Specifies the right margin in twips.
top Specifies the top margin in twips.
bottom Specifies the bottom margin in twips.

Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight
Use SetMinimumSectionHeight to set the minimum height for the specified
section. For example, use this method whenever you want to specify a minimum
section height for printing on pre-printed forms or printing on any other kind of
document with a fixed format.
Syntax
SetMinimumSectionHeight (sectionCode SMALLINT, height SMALLINT) RETURNING
BOOLEAN
Parameters
you want to set minimum section height.
height Specifies the minimum height in twips of the specified section.
Returns
FALSE if an invalid section has been specified, or if the call fails.
CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies
Use SetNDetailCopies to set the number of times the Details section of the report
is to be printed. For example, you can use this method to print multiple copies of
labels for a customer, multiple copies of a purchase order, or multiple copies of
anything set up in the Details section of the report.
Syntax
SetNDetailCopies (nCopies SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
nCopies Specifies the number of copies of the detail section of the report to be printed.

Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField
Use SetNthGroupSortField to specify that the specified group summary field is
sorted in the specified direction (ascending or descending). This method does not
create a new group, but will sort an existing group summary field.
Syntax
SetNthGroupSortField (sortFieldN SMALLINT, field CHAR(*), direction
SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
sortFieldN Specifies the 0-based number of the group sort field that you want to set. The first
group sort field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc. If the report has
N group sort fields, the function can be called with this parameter between 0 and
N-1 to replace an existing group sort field. Call the function with this parameter
equal to N to add a new group sort field.
field Specifies the name of the group field to be sorted.
direction Specifies one of the “Sort Order Constants” on page 451.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetNthGroupSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetNthParam
Syntax
SetNthParam (paramN SMALLINT, paramValue CHAR (*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
paramN Specifies which parameter in the stored procedure you want to set the value of.
The first parameter of a stored procedure is 0, the second is 1, etc.
paramValue Specifies the new value of the indicated parameter. This value must be a string.
Please see Remarks below.

Remarks
Sets the value of a parameter in a stored procedure. Use this method when
working with stored procedures in SQL database tables to set the value of a
parameter in a stored procedure. When passing parameter values, all parameter
values must be passed as string values. If you wish to pass a numeric value, pass
the value in quotes like this: “100”.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetNthParameterField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide2
CRPEJob::SetNthSortField
Use SetNthSortField to specify that the report data is sorted according to the
specified field and direction.
Syntax
SetNthSortField (sortFieldN SMALLINT, field CHAR(*), direction SMALLINT)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
sortFieldN Specifies the 0-based number of the sort field that you want to set. The first sort
field added to the report is field 0, the second is 1, etc. If the report has N sort
fields, the function can be called with this parameter between 0 and N-1 to
replace an existing sort field. Call the function with this parameter equal to N to
add a new sort field.
field Specifies the name of the field to be sorted.
direction Specifies one of the “Sort Order Constants” on page 451.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetNthSortField in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation
Use SetNthTableLocation to set the table location information for the specified
table in the report. This method is typically combined with
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation” on page 404, to identify the location of a table
and then to change it.
Syntax
SetNthTableLocation (tableN SMALLINT, tableLocation CRPETableLocation)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to set a new location.
tableLocation Specifies a pointer to “class CRPETableLocation” on page 447.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetNthTableLocation in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo
Syntax
SetNthTableLogonInfo (tableN SMALLINT, logonInfo CRPELogOnInfo,
propagate BOOLEAN) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
tableN Specifies the 0-based number of the table for which you want to set log on
information.
logonInfo Specifies a pointer to “class CRPELogOnInfo” on page 442.
propagate TRUE or FALSE value indicating whether the log on information should be used
for opening all tables being used in the report.
Remarks
This method sets SQL connection information for the specified table. The
propagate flag may be used to cause the change to affect all tables with similar
server and database properties.
Returns

Related Topics
PESetNthTableLogOnInfo in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo
Syntax
SetNthTableSessionInfo (tableN SMALLINT, sessionInfo CRPESessionInfo,
propagate BOOLEAN) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
tableN 0 indexed table number indicating which MS Access table in the report the session
is being opened for.
sessionInfo Specifies a pointer to “class CRPESessionInfo” on page 446.
propagate TRUE or FALSE value indicating whether the session information should be used
for opening all tables being used in the report.
Remarks
This methods sets session information for the specified Microsoft Access table.
Many MS Access database tables require that a session be opened before the table
can be used. Use this method to open the session.
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::SetPrintDate
Syntax
SetPrintDate (v_year SMALLINT, v_month SMALLINT, v_day SMALLINT)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
v_year Specifies the year of the new print date.

v_month Specifies the month of the new print date.
v_day Specifies the day of the new print date.

Remarks
This method sets the print date for the report. This method does not schedule the
report to print at a different time or day, but only changes the date that appears in
any Print Date Field that appears on the report. Use this method, for example, to
post date a report when it is printed before the day it is distributed.
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions
Syntax
SetPrintOptions (options CRPEPrintOptions) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
options Specifies a pointer to “class CRPEPrintOptions” on page 443.
Remarks
This method may be used to set the print characteristics of a print job. Use this
method any time you want to set the starting page number, the ending page
number, the number of report copies, and/or collation instructions for a print job
at runtime in response to user specifications.
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::SetReportTitle
Syntax
SetReportTitle (title CHAR(*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
title Specifies a new title for the report.

Remarks
This method sets the report title for the print job. Use this method whenever you
need to change the title of a report at print time.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetReportTitle in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat
Syntax
SetSectionFormat (sectionCode SMALLINT, options CRPESectionOptions)
RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameters
you want to set the section format.
options Specifies a pointer to “class CRPESectionOptions” on page 444.
Remarks
Sets the section format settings for selected sections in the specified report to the
values in the CRPESectionOptions class. This method can be used to provide
specialized formatting for printing invoices, form letters, printing to pre-printed
forms, etc. It allows you to hide a section, insert a page break either before or after
a section begins, reset the page number to 1 after a group value prints, prevent
page breaks from spreading data from a single record over two pages, and to print
group values only at the bottom of a page. For a complete discussion of each of
these options, see “class CRPESectionOptions” on page 444.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetSectionFormat in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula
Syntax
SetSelectionFormula (formulaText CHAR(*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
formulaText Specifies the new selection formula to be assigned to the report.
Remarks
This method sets the formula text for the record selection formula.
CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula is often used with
“CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula” on page 409, to identify and then change an
existing selection formula at print time in response to a user selection.
Returns
FALSE if there is an error in the formula, or if the call fails.
Related Topics
PESetSelectionFormula in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery
Syntax
SetSQLQuery (query CHAR(*)) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
query The text of the new SQL query to be sent to the server.
Remarks
This method sets the SQL query that will be sent to the database server. This
method can be used with “CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery” on page 410 to retrieve and
then change the SQL query for the report.
Returns
Related Topics
PESetSQLQuery in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::Show...Page
Use these methods to show the specified page in the preview window. Use these
methods to customize how a user moves through the pages of a report.
Syntax
ShowFirstPage () RETURNING BOOLEAN
ShowLastPage () RETURNING BOOLEAN
ShowNextPage () RETUNING BOOLEAN
ShowPreviousPage () RETURNING BOOLEAN
Returns
Related Topics
PEShow...Page in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls
Use ShowPrintControls to toggle the display of the preview window control
buttons. Use this to display default controls, or to hide default controls and
provide customized controls.
Syntax
ShowPrintControls (showControls BOOLEAN) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
showControls Boolean value indicating whether print controls will be showing in the preview
window. TRUE indicates default print controls are to be displayed in the
preview window. FALSE indicates no controls are to be displayed.
Returns
Related Topics
PEShow...Page in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::StartJob
Use StartJob to start the processing of the print job and display the final output of
that processing. This is the method that actually prints or exports the report.
Syntax
StartJob () RETURNING BOOLEAN
Returns
Related Topics
CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity
Use TestNthTableConnectivity to determine if a valid connection exists to the
database for the specified table in the report. This method is typically used if you
plan to print at a later time, but you want to test now to make sure everything is in
order for logging on to the database table.
Syntax
TestNthTableConnectivity (tableN SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
tableN Specifies the number of the table for which you want to test the connection settings.
The first table added to a report is numbered 0, the second is 1, etc.
Returns
TRUE if the database session, log on, and location information is all correct.
FALSE if one or more of the above are incorrect, or if the call fails.
Related Topics
PETestNthTableConnectivity in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide

CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow
Syntax
ZoomPreviewWindow (level SMALLINT) RETURNING BOOLEAN
Parameter
level The magnification level to which the preview window is to be “zoomed”. Use one
of the following values:
Value Meaning
PEP_ZOOM_FULL_SIZE Full page.
PEP_ZOOM_SIZE_FIT_ONE_SIDE Fit one side (highest magnification).
PEP_ZOOM_SIZE_FIT_BOTH_SIDES Fit both sides.
Remarks
This method “zooms” the preview window to the specified magnification level.
Use this function when the report has been printed to a preview window and you
need to set the magnification of the preview window to a specific level.
Returns
Related Topics
PEZoomPreviewWindow in the Crystal Reports Technical Reference Guide
Other NewEra Classes

The following classes are discussed in this section.
“class CRPEExportOptions” on page 434
“class CRPEGraphDataInfo” on page 437
“class CRPEGraphOptions” on page 439
“class CRPEGraphTextInfo” on page 440
“class CRPEJobInfo” on page 442
“class CRPELogOnInfo” on page 442
“class CRPEPrintOptions” on page 443
“class CRPESectionOptions” on page 444
“class CRPESessionInfo” on page 446
“class CRPETableLocation” on page 447
“class CRPETableType” on page 448

class CRPEExportOptions
This class is used to get and set the export options of a print job. It is used by
member functions “CRPEJob::GetExportOptions” on page 390, and
“CRPEJob::ExportTo” on page 389.
Data Members
m_formatType Specifies the export format to be used.

m_formatDLLName Specifies the name of the format DLL that contains the export
format to be used.
m_formatOptions Provides additional export information specific to the format
type being used.
m_nFormatOptionsBytes Automatically assigned by CRPEJob::GetExportOptions.
Unused by CRPEJob::SetExportOptions.
m_destinationType Specifies the destination type of the exported report.
m_destinationDLLName Specifies the name of the destination DLL that contains the
destination type to be used.
m_destinationOptions Provides additional information specific to the export
destination type.
m_nDestinationOptionsBytes Automatically assigned by CRPEJob::GetExportOptions.
Unused by CRPEJob::SetExportOptions.
Constructor CRPEExportOptions::CRPEExportOptions
CRPEExportOptions::CRPEExportOptions constructs a CRPEExportOptions class
object. Call the constructor with no parameters to allow the Class Library to
initialize all member variables with default values. Pass parameters to the
constructor to assign specific values to each member variable.
Constructor Default Syntax

CRPEExportOptions ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEExportOptions (formatDLLName CHAR(*) : NULL, formatType INTEGER: 0,
formatOptions FOREIGN : NULL, destinationDLLName CHAR(*) : NULL,
destinationType INTEGER : 0, destinationOptions FOREIGN : NULL);
Constructor Parameters
formatDLLName Specifies the name of the format DLL that contains the export
format to be used. Assigns this value to the
CRPEExportOptions::m_formatDLLName member. Select a DLL
from the following table:

To export a report in this

format: Use this DLL:
Crystal Reports Format uxfcr.dll

Data Interchange Format uxfdif.dll
Word for Windows Format uxfwordw.dll
Word for DOS Format uxfdoc.dll
WordPerfect Format uxfdoc.dll
Quattro Pro 5.0 (WB1) Format uxfqp.dll
Record Style Format (columns) uxfrec.dll
Rich Text Format uxfrtf.dll
Comma Separated Values uxfsepv.dll
(CSV)
Tab Separated Values uxfsepv.dll
Character Separated Values uxfsepv.dll
Text Format (ASCII) uxftext.dll
Tab Separated Text Format uxftext.dll
Lotus 1-2-3 (WKS) uxfwks.dll
formatType Specifies the export format to be used. Assigns this value to the
CRPEExportOptions::m_formatType member. Select from the
following values:
To export a report in this Use this for formatType:
format:
Crystal Reports Format UXFCrystalReportType
Data Interchange Format UXFDIFType
Word for Windows Format UXFWordWinType
Word for DOS Format UXFWordDosType
WordPerfect Format UXFWordPerfectType
Quattro Pro 5.0 (WB1) Format UXFQP5Type
Record Style Format (columns) UXFRecordType
Rich Text Format UXFRichTextFormatType
Comma Separated Values UXFCommaSeparatedType
(CSV)


format: Use this for formatType:
Tab Separated Values UXFTabSeparatedType

Character Separated Values UXFCharSeparatedType
Text Format (ASCII) UXFTextType
Tab Separated Text Format UXFTabbedTextType
Lotus 1-2-3 (WKS) UXFLotusWksType
formatOptions Provides additional export information specific to the format type
being used. Assigns this value to the
CRPEExportOptions::m_formatOptions member. This parameter
is required for only certain format types. If you assign NULL to
this parameter, the Crystal Report Engine will automatically
prompt the user for format information if needed. Otherwise, use
a format options class from the following table:
Use this class:
format:
Data Interchange Format UXFDIFOptions
Record Style Format (columns) UXFRecordStyleOptions
Comma Separated Values UXFCommaTabSeparated-
(CSV) Options
Tab Separated Values UXFCommaTabSeparated-
Options
Character Separated Values UXFCharSeparatedOptions
destinationDLLName Specifies the name of the destination DLL that contains the
destination type to be used. Assigns this value to the
CRPEExportOptions::m_destinationDLLName member. The
following options are available:
To export a report to this
Use this DLL name:
destination:
Disk File uxddisk.dll
E-mail (MAPI) uxdmapi.dll
E-mail (VIM) uxdvim.dll
destinationType Specifies the destination type of the exported report. Assigns this
value to the CRPEExportOptions::m_destinationType member.
The following values are available:


destination: Use this destination type:
Disk File UXDDiskType

E-mail (MAPI) UXDMapiType
E-mail (VIM) UXDVIMType
destinationOptions Provides additional information specific to the export destination
type. Assigns this value to the
CRPEExportOptions::m_destinationOptions member. If you
assign NULL to this parameter, the Crystal Report Engine will
automatically prompt the user for destination information when
needed. Otherwise, use a destination options class from the
following table:
destination: Use this class:
Disk File UXDDiskOptions

E-mail (MAPI) UXDMAPIOptions
E-mail (VIM) UXDVIMOptions
class CRPEGraphDataInfo
The CRPEGraphDataInfo class contains information on what report data is used
by a graph in the report to create the values in the graph. The class is used by
“CRPEJob::GetGraphData” on page 391, to retrieve information regarding an
existing graph and by “CRPEJob::SetGraphData” on page 417, to change the data
used by an existing graph.
Data Members
m_rowGroupN Specifies which group number in the report is used to create the values in
the rows of the graph.
m_colGroupN Specifies which group number in the report is used to create the values in
the columns of the graph.
m_summarized Specifies which summary field in the report is used to set the values of the
FieldN risers in the graph. Summary fields are numbered in order of their creation.
m_graphDirection Specifies the graphing direction for cross-tab reports. For normal group/
total report, the direction, is always PE_GRAPH_COLS_ONLY.
Constructor CRPEGraphDataInfo::CRPEGraphDataInfo
Constructs a CRPEGraphDataInfo class object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.


CRPEGraphDataInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEGraphDataInfo (rowGroupN SMALLINT : 0, colGroupN SMALLINT: 0
summarizedFieldN SMALLINT : 0, graphDirection SMALLINT :
PEP_GRAPH_COLS_ONLY);
rowGroupN Specifies which group number in the report is used to create the values
in the rows of the graph. Assigns this value to the
CRPEGraphDataInfo::m_rowGroupN member variable.
colGroupN Specifies which group number in the report is used to create the values
in the columns of the graph. Assigns this value to the
CRPEGraphDataInfo::m_colGroupN member variable.
summarized Specifies which summary field in the report is used to set the values of the risers in
FieldN the graph. Summary fields are numbered in order of their creation. Assigns this
value to the CRPEGraphDataInfo::m_summarizedFieldN member variable.
graphDirection Specifies the graphing direction for cross-tab reports. For normal group/total
report, the direction, is always PEP_GRAPH_COLS_ONLY = 1. Assigns this
value to the CRPEGraphDataInfo::m_graphDirection member variable.
Possible values are:
PEP_GRAPH_ROWS_ONLY 0 Use only row values in
graph.
PEP_GRAPH_COLS_ONLY 1 Use only column
values in graph.
PEP_GRAPH_MIXED_ROW_COL 2 Graph by row values,
then by column values.
PEP_GRAPH_MIXED_COL_ROW 3 Graph by column
values, then by row
values.
PEP_GRAPH_UNKNOWN_DIRECTION 20 The direction of the
graph is unknown.

class CRPEGraphOptions
The CRPEGraphOptions class contains information on several options available
with graphs and charts. This class is used by “CRPEJob::GetGraphOptions” on
page 392, to determine what options have been set for a chart, and it is used by
“CRPEJob::SetGraphOptions” on page 418, to change the options for a chart.
Data Members
m_graphMax Specifies the maximum value that will appear in the graph. Any graph
Value values above this value are not charted.
m_graphMinValue Specifies the minimum value that will appear in the graph. Any graph
values below this value are not charted.
m_showDataValue Specifies whether or not to display the numeric value associated with each
riser on the chart. If set to TRUE (1), a value appears in the graph for each riser.
m_showGridLine Specifies whether or not to display grid lines on the graph.
m_verticalBars Specifies whether to display the bars in a bar graph vertically or
horizontally.
m_showLegend Specifies whether or not to display the graph legend.
m_fontFaceName Specifies the font for all text and values in the entire graph.
Constructor CRPEGraphOptions::CRPEGraphOptions
Constructs a CRPEGraphOptions class object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

CRPEGraphOptions()
Constructor Syntax
CRPEGraphOptions (graphMaxValue FLOAT : 0, graphMinValue FLOAT : 0,
showDataValue BOOLEAN : FALSE, showGridLine BOOLEAN : FALSE,
verticalBars BOOLEAN : FALSE, showLegend BOOLEAN : FALSE, fontFaceName
CHAR (*) : NULL)

graphMaxValue Specifies the maximum value that will appear in the graph. Any graph
values above this value are not charted. Assigns this value to the
CRPEGraphOptions::m_graphMaxValue member variable.
graphMinValue Specifies the minimum value that will appear in the graph. Any graph values
below this value are not charted. Assigns this value to the
CRPEGraphOptions::m_graphMinValue member variable.
showDataValue Specifies whether or not to display the numeric value associated with each riser
on the chart. If set to TRUE, a value appears in the graph for each riser. Assigns
this value to the CRPEGraphOptions::m_showDataValue member variable.
showGridLine Specifies whether or not to display grid lines on the graph. Assigns this value
to the CRPEGraphOptions::m_showGridLine member variable.
verticalBars Specifies whether to display the bars in a bar graph vertically or horizontally.
Assigns this value to the CRPEGraphOptions::m_verticalBars member
variable.
showLegend Specifies whether or not to display the graph legend. Assigns this value to
the CRPEGraphOptions::m_showLegend member variable.
fontFaceName Specifies the font for all text and values in the entire graph. Assigns this
value to the CRPEGraphOptions::m_fontFaceName member variable.
class CRPEGraphTextInfo
The CRPEGraphTextInfo class contains information about the text that appears
with a graph. This class is used with the methods “CRPEJob::GetGraphText” on
page 392,and “CRPEJob::SetGraphText” on page 418.
Data Members
m_graphTitle Specifies the main title text that will appear above your graph.
m_graphSubTitle Specifies the sub title text that will appear directly under the main title.
m_graphFootNote Specifies the footnote text that will appear under your graph.
m_graphGroupsTitle Specifies the title of the groups which are being graphed.
m_graphSeriesTitle Specifies the title of the series which is being graphed.
m_graphXAxisTitle Specifies the title text that will appear for the X axis. Not valid for Pie
graphs.
m_graphYAxisTitle Specifies the title text that will appear for the Y axis. Not valid for Pie
graphs.
m_graphZAxisTitle Specifies the title text that will appear for the Z axis. This value is only
valid for 3D graphs.

Constructor CRPEGraphTextInfo::CRPEGraphTextInfo
CRPEGraphTextInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPEGraphTextInfo (graphSubTitle CHAR(*) : NULL, graphFootNote CHAR(*) :
NULL, graphGroupsTitle CHAR(*) : NULL, graphSeriesTitle CHAR(*) : NULL,
graphXAxisTitle CHAR(*) : NULL, graphYAxisTitle CHAR(*) : NULL,
graphZAxisTitle CHAR(*) : NULL);
graphTitle Specifies the main title text that will appear above your graph. Assigns this
title to the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphTitle member variable.
graphSubTitle Specifies the sub title text that will appear directly under the main title.
Assigns this title to the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphSubTitle member
variable.
graphFootNote Specifies the footnote text that will appear under your graph. Assigns this
text to the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphFootNote member variable.
graphGroupsTitl Specifies the title of the groups which are being graphed. Assigns this title to
e the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphGroupsTitle member variable.
graphSeriesTitle Specifies the title of the series which is being graphed. Assigns this title to
the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphSeriesTitle member variable.
graphXAxisTitle Specifies the title text that will appear for the X axis. Not valid for Pie
graphs. Assigns this title to the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphXAxisTitle
member variable.
graphYAxisTitle Specifies the title text that will appear for the Y axis. Not valid for Pie
graphs. Assigns this title to the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphYAxisTitle
member variable.
graphZAxisTitle Specifies the title text that will appear for the Z axis. Only valid for 3D
graphs. Assigns this title to the CRPEGraphTextInfo::m_graphZAxisTitle
member variable.
Remarks
Constructs a CRPEGraphTextInfo class object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.

class CRPEJobInfo
This class is used by the member function “CRPEJob::GetJobStatus” on page 396.
Status information concerning the job is returned through this class.
Data Members
Upon construction of the structure, all members are initialized to zero except
m_printEnded which is initialized to FALSE.
m_numRecordsRead Specifies the number of records actually processed.

m_numRecords Specifies the number of records selected for inclusion in the report out
Selected of the total number of records read.
m_numRecords Specifies the number of records actually printed.
Printed
m_displayPageN Specifies the page number of the currently displayed page in the
preview window.
m_latestPageN Specifies the number of the last page that is currently available. Once
the printing is complete, this value is the number of the last page.
m_startPageN Specifies the number of the starting page. The value will normally be 1.
m_printEnded Specifies whether or not the printing process is completed.
Constructor CRPEJobInfo::CRPEJobInfo
Constructs a CRPEJobInfo class object. Initializes all required members of the class.
Constructor Syntax
CRPEJobInfo (numRecordsRead INTEGER : 0, numRecordsSelected INTEGER : 0,
numRecordsPrinted INTEGER : 0, displayPageN SMALLINT : 0, latest PageN
SMALLINT : 0, startPageN SMALLINT : 0, printEnded BOOLEAN : FALSE);
class CRPELogOnInfo
This class is used by member functions “CRPEngine::LogOnServer” on page 379,
“CRPEngine::LogOffServer” on page 378, “CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo” on
page 405, “CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo” on page 426. The class is used to
contain SQL connection information.
Data Members
m_serverName Specifies the logon name for the server used to create the report.
m_databaseName Specifies the logon name for the database used to create the report.
m_userID Specifies the user ID necessary to log on to the server.
m_password Specifies the password necessary to log on to the server.

Constructor CRPELogOnInfo::CRPELogOnInfo
CRPELogOnInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPELogOnInfo (serverName CHAR (*), databaseName CHAR (*), userID CHAR
(*), password CHAR (*));
serverName Specifies the logon name for the server or ODBC Datasource Name used to
logon to the server. Assigns this value to the CRPELogOnInfo::m_serverName
member.
databaseName Specifies the logon name for the database used to run the report. Assigns this
value to the CRPELogOnInfo::m_databaseName member.
userID Specifies the user ID necessary to log on to the server. Assigns this value to the
CRPELogOnInfo::m_userID member.
password Specifies the password necessary to log on to the server. Assigns this value to
the CRPELogOnInfo::m_password member.
Remarks
Constructs a CRPELogOnInfo class object. Call the constructor with no parameters
to allow the Class Library to initialize all member variables with default values.
Pass parameters to the constructor to assign specific values to each member
variable.
class CRPEPrintOptions
This class is used to set the print characteristics of a report. It is used with
“CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions” on page 428.
Data Members
m_startPageN Specifies the first page that you want to print.

m_stopPageN Specifies the last page that you want to print.
m_nReportCopies Specifies the number of copies that you want to print.
m_collation Indicates whether or not you want the copies of the report to be collated
(if you are printing multiple copies of a multiple page report.
Constructor CRPEPrintOptions::CRPEPrintOptions
CRPEPrintOptions ();

Constructor Syntax
CRPEPrintOptions (startPageN SMALLINT : 0, stopPageN SMALLINT : 0,
nReportCopies SMALLINT : 0, collation SMALLINT : PEP_DEFAULTCOLLATION);
startPageN Specifies the first page that you want to print. Assigns this value to the
CRPEPrintOptions::m_startPageN member.
stopPageN Specifies the last page that you want to print. Assigns this value to the
CRPEPrintOptions::m_stopPageN member.
nReportCopies Specifies the number of copies that you want to print. Assigns this value to the
CRPEPrintOptions::m_nReportCopies member.
collation Indicates whether or not you want the copies of the report to be collated (if
you are printing multiple copies of a multiple page report). Assigns this value
to the CRPEPrintOptions::m_collation member. Possible values are:
Value Meaning
PEP_UNCOLLATED Prints multiple copies of a multiple page
report uncollated (Page order = 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2,
3, 3, 3, etc.).
PEP_COLLATED Prints multiple copies of a multiple page report
collated (Page order = 1, 2, 3..., 1, 2, 3..., etc.).
PEP_DEFAULTCOLLATION Prints multiple copies of a multiple page
report using the collation settings specified in
the report.
Remarks
Constructs a CRPEPrintOptions class object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.
class CRPESectionOptions
This class contains specifications for formatting selected report sections. This
information is used by the methods “CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat” on page 408,
and “CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat” on page 429.
Data Members
m_visible Specifies whether or not the selected section is to be visible. Use TRUE to
keep the section visible, FALSE to hide the section.
m_newPageBefore Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to insert a page
break before the section is printed. Use TRUE to insert a page break,
FALSE to leave it without a page break.

m_newPageAfter Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to insert a page
break after the section is printed. Use TRUE to insert a page break, FALSE
to leave it without a page break.
m_keepTogether Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to keep all lines of the
section together, either on the current page (if there is room), or on the next
page. Pass TRUE to keep the lines together, FALSE to allow the Crystal
Report Engine to split section data from one page to the next if necessary.
m_suppressBlank Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to eliminate lines from
Lines your report that are blank due to fields being suppressed (zeroes, duplicates,
and hidden fields). TRUE eliminates blank lines. FALSE retains them.
m_resetPageNAfter Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to reset the page
number to one (1) for the following page, after it prints a group total. Use
TRUE to reset the page number, FALSE to keep standard numbering.
m_printAtBottom Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to cause each group
OfPage summary value to print only at the bottom of a page. Use TRUE to print
summaries at the bottom of the page, FALSE to print summaries
immediately after the group.
Constructor CRPESectionOptions::CRPESectionOptions
Constructor Syntax
CRPESectionOptions (visible BOOLEAN : FALSE, newPageBefore BOOLEAN :
FALSE, newPageAfter BOOLEAN : FALSE, keepTogether BOOLEAN : FALSE,
suppressBlankLines BOOLEAN : FALSE, resetPageNAfter BOOLEAN : FALSE,
printAtBottomOfPage BOOLEAN : FALSE)
visible Specifies whether or not the selected section is to be visible. Use TRUE to
keep the section visible, FALSE to hide the section. Assigns this value to the
CRPESectionOptions::m_visible member.
newPageBefore Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to insert a page break
before the section is printed. Use TRUE to insert a page break, FALSE to
leave it without a page break. Assigns this value to the
CRPESectionOptions::m_newPageBefore member.
newPageAfter Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to insert a page break
after the section is printed. Use TRUE to insert a page break, FALSE to leave
it without a page break. Assigns this value to the
CRPESectionOptions::m_newPageAfter member.
keepTogether Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to keep all lines of the
section together, either on the current page (if there is room), or on the next
page. Pass TRUE to keep the lines together, FALSE to allow the Crystal
Report Engine to split section data from one page to the next if necessary.
Assigns this value to the CRPESectionOptions::m_keepTogether member.
suppressBlank Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to eliminate lines from
Lines your report that are blank due to fields being suppressed (zeroes, duplicates,
and hidden fields). TRUE eliminates blank lines. FALSE retains them. Assigns
this value to the CRPESectionOptions::m_suppressBlankLines member.

resetPageNAfter Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to reset the page
number to one (1) for the following page, after it prints a group total. Use
TRUE to reset the page number, FALSE to keep standard numbering.
Assigns this value to the CRPESectionOptions::m_resetPageNAfter member.
printAtBottom Specifies whether or not the Crystal Report Engine is to cause each group
OfPage summary value to print only at the bottom of a page. Use TRUE to print
summaries at the bottom of the page, FALSE to print summaries
immediately after the group. Assigns this value to the
CRPESectionOptions::m_printAtBottomOfPage member.
Remarks
Constructs a CRPESectionOptions class object. Call the constructor with no
default values. Pass parameters to the constructor to assign specific values to
Use PEP_UNCHANGED with any parameter to let the Crystal Report Engine
leave the setting as it is specified in the report file.
class CRPESessionInfo
This class is used to get and set the session information (user ID and password) for
password protected Microsoft Access databases. It is used with the member
functions “CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo” on page 406,and
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo” on page 427.
Data Members
m_userID Specifies the user ID needed for logging on to the MS Access system.
m_password Specifies the password needed for logging on to the MS Access system.
m_sessionHandle The handle to the current MS Access session.
Constructor CRPESessionInfo::CRPESessionInfo

CRPESessionInfo ();
Constructor Syntax
CRPESessionInfo (userID CHAR(*) : NULL, password CHAR(*) : NULL,
sessionHandle INTEGER : 0);

userID Specifies the user ID needed for logging on to the MS Access system. Assigns
this value to the CRPESessionInfo::m_userID member.
password Specifies the password needed for logging on to the MS Access system.
Assigns this value to the CRPESessionInfo::m_password member.
sessionHandle The handle to the current MS Access session. Assigns this value to the
CRPESessionInfo::m_sessionHandle member.
Remarks
Constructs a CRPESessionInfo class object. Call the constructor with no
member variable.
class CRPETableLocation
This class is used to get and set table location information. It is used with
“CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation” on page 404, and
“CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation” on page 426.
Data Member
m_location Specifies the database location.
Constructor CRPETableLocation::CRPETableLocation
Constructor Syntax
CRPETableLocation (location CHAR(*) : NULL);
Constructor Parameter
location Specifies the database location. Assigns this value to the

CRPETableLocation::m_location member.
Remarks
Constructs a CRPETableLocation class object. Call the constructor with no parameters
to allow the Class Library to initialize all member variables with default values. Pass
parameters to the constructor to assign specific values to each member variable.

Class Constants
class CRPETableType
This class is used to determine information about a specific table used in the report.
It is used by “CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo” on page 406.
Data Members
m_dllName Specifies the name of the appropriate database DLL for the table of
interest.
m_descriptiveName Specifies the name of the table of interest.
m_dbType Specifies the type of database that contains the table of interest.
Constructor CRPETableType::CRPETableType
Constructs a CRPETableType class object. Initializes all members of the class.
Constructor Syntax
CRPETableType (dbType SMALLINT : PEP_DT_SQL, dllName CHAR(*) : NULL,
descriptiveName: CHAR(*) : NULL);
Class Constants
The following constants, some of the more commonly used class constants, are
discussed in this section.
“Chart Type Constants” on page 448
“Error Codes” on page 449
“Section Codes” on page 451
“Sort Order Constants” on page 451
Chart Type Constants
PEP_SIDE_BY_SIDE_BAR_GRAPH Side By Side bar charts.
PEP_STACKED_BAR_GRAPH Stacked bar charts.
PEP_PERCENT_BAR_GRAPH Percent bar charts.
PEP_FAKED_3D_SIDE_BY_SIDE_BAR_GRAPH 3D Side By Side bar charts.
PEP_FAKED_3D_STACKED_BAR_GRAPH 3D Stacked bar charts.
PEP_FAKED_3D_PERCENT_BAR_GRAPH 3D Percent bar charts.
PEP_PIE_GRAPH Pie charts.
PEP_MULTIPLE_PIE_GRAPH Multiple Pie charts.
PEP_PROPORTIONAL_MULTI_PIE_GRAPH Weighted Pie charts.

PEP_LINE_GRAPH Line charts.
PEP_AREA_GRAPH Area charts.
PEP_THREED_BAR_GRAPH 3D bar charts.
PEP_USER_DEFINED_GRAPH User Defined chart type.
PEP_UNKNOWN_TYPE_GRAPH Unknown chart type.
Error Codes

CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOERROR INTEGER = 0
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOTENOUGHMEMORY INTEGER = 500
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDJOBNO INTEGER = 501
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDHANDLE INTEGER = 502
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_STRINGTOOLONG INTEGER = 503
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOSUCHREPORT INTEGER = 504
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NODESTINATION INTEGER = 505
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADFILENUMBER INTEGER = 506
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADFILENAME INTEGER = 507
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADFIELDNUMBER INTEGER = 508
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADFIELDNAME INTEGER = 509
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADFORMULANAME INTEGER = 510
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADSORTDIRECTION INTEGER = 511
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_ENGINENOTOPEN INTEGER = 512
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDPRINTER INTEGER = 513
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_PRINTFILEEXISTS INTEGER = 514
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADFORMULATEXT INTEGER = 515
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADGROUPSECTION INTEGER = 516
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_ENGINEBUSY INTEGER = 517
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADSECTION INTEGER = 518
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOPRINTWINDOW INTEGER = 519
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_JOBALREADYSTARTED INTEGER = 520
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADSUMMARYFIELD INTEGER = 521
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOTENOUGHSYSRES INTEGER = 522
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADGROUPCONDITION INTEGER = 523

Class Constants

CONSTANT PEP_ERR_JOBBUSY INTEGER = 524
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADREPORTFILE INTEGER = 525
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NODEFAULTPRINTER INTEGER = 526
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_SQLSERVERERROR INTEGER = 527
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADLINENUMBER INTEGER = 528
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_DISKFULL INTEGER = 529
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_FILEERROR INTEGER = 530
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INCORRECTPASSWORD INTEGER = 531
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADDATABASEDLL INTEGER = 532
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADDATABASEFILE INTEGER = 533
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_ERRORINDATABASEDLL INTEGER = 534
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_DATABASESESSION INTEGER = 535
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_DATABASELOGON INTEGER = 536
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_DATABASELOCATION INTEGER = 537
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADSTRUCTSIZE INTEGER = 538
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADDATE INTEGER = 539
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADEXPORTDLL INTEGER = 540
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_ERRORINEXPORTDLL INTEGER = 541
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_PREVATFIRSTPAGE INTEGER = 542
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NEXTATLASTPAGE INTEGER = 543
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_CANNOTACCESSREPORT INTEGER = 544
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_USERCANCELLED INTEGER = 545
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_OLE2NOTLOADED INTEGER = 546
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADCROSSTABGROUP INTEGER = 547
CONSTANT INTEGER = 548
PEP_ERR_NOCTSUMMARIZEDFIELD
PEP_ERR_DESTINATIONNOTEXPORT
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDPAGENUMBER INTEGER = 550
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOTSTOREDPROCEDURE INTEGER = 552
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDPARAMETER INTEGER = 553
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_GRAPHNOTFOUND INTEGER = 554
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHTYPE INTEGER = 555
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHDATA INTEGER = 556
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_CANNOTMOVEGRAPH INTEGER = 557


CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHTEXT INTEGER = 558
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDGRAPHOPT INTEGER = 559
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADSECTIONHEIGHT INTEGER = 560
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_BADVALUETYPE INTEGER = 561
PEP_ERR_INVALIDSUBREPORTNAME
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOPARENTWINDOW INTEGER = 564 No dialog parent
window.
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_INVALIDZOOMFACTOR INTEGER = 565 Invalid zoom
factor.
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_PAGESIZEOVERFLOW INTEGER = 567
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_LOWSYSTEMRESOURCES INTEGER = 568
PEP_ERR_INVALIDNEGATIVEVALUE
PEP_ERR_INVALIDMEMORYPOINTER
PEP_ERR_INVALIDPARAMETERNUMBER
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_SQLSERVERNOTOPENED INTEGER = 599
CONSTANT PEP_ERR_NOTIMPLEMENTED INTEGER = 999
Section Codes
PEP_ALLSECTIONS All sections.
PEP_HEADERSECTION Page Header section.
PEP_GROUPHEADER Group Header section.
PEP_DETAILSECTION Details section.
PEP_GROUPFOOTER Group Footer section.
PEP_GRANDTOTALSECTION Grand Total section.
PEP_FOOTERSECTION Page Footer section.
Sort Order Constants
PEP_SF_ASCENDING Sorts data in ascending order (A to Z, 1 to 9).
PEP_SF_DESCENDING Sorts data in descending order (Z to A, 9 to 1).

Class Constants

International Office Directory A
This appendix provides contact information by region. For

technical support information, see the Technical Support
Guide.

International Office Directory
International Office Directory

The following section lists the contact information for Sales and Product Support
at each Seagate Software office, worldwide.
For more information, visit our web site at http://www.seagatesoftware.com.
North and South American Offices
Asia/Pacific Offices
Europe
Africa and Middle East
North and South American Offices

Canada and USA - North & South American Head Office
Seagate Software
840 Cambie Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 4J2
Canada
Sales and General Inquiries

Telephone: 604 681 3435
Toll-Free: 1 800 877 2340
Fax: 604 681 2934
Latin America

Telephone: 604 681 3435
Fax: 604 681 2934
Asia/Pacific Offices
Australia
Seagate Software Pty Ltd.
Level 9, 52 Alfred Street
Milsons Point, NSW 2061
Australia

A International Office Directory

Telephone: +61 2 9955 4088
Fax: +61 2 9955 7682
Hong Kong
Seagate Software (HK)
Suite 2603, 26th Floor
Universal Trade Center
3 Arbuthnot Road, Central
Hong Kong

Telephone: +852 2575 2576
Fax: +852 2893 2727
Japan
Seagate Software
3F, Bridgestone Bldg
2-13-12 Hirakawa-cho,
Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo 102-0093

Telephone: +81 3 5226 3601
Fax:+81 3 5226 3606
Email: sales_jp@img.seagatesoftware.com
Malaysia
Seagate Software
(a subsidiary of Seagate Technology)
Level 36 Menara Citibank
165 Jalan Ampang
Kuala Lumpur 50450
Malaysia

Telephone: 603 2169-6307 or 603-2169-6308
Fax: 603-2169-6168
Email : southasia@seagatesoftware.com

Europe
Singapore
Seagate Software
14 Science Park Drive
#03-02 The Maxwell
Singapore Science Park
118226 Singapore

Telephone: +65 777 0533
Fax: +65 777 8786
Europe
United Kingdom - EMEA and Northern European Head Office
Seagate Software
The Broadwalk
54 The Broadway
Ealing,
London, W5 5JN
United Kingdom
Seagate Software
St. Matthews Court
4 Civic Drive
Ipswich, Suffolk, 1P1-2QA
United Kingdom

Telephone: +44 (0) 208 566 2020
Fax: +44 (0) 208 231 0600
Austria
Seagate Software
Frankfurter-Str. 21-25
D-65760 Eschborn
Germany
Telephone: +49 (0) 69 9509 6310
Fax: +49 (0) 69 9509 6314

Belgium
Seagate Software
62 bis, Avenue Andre Morizet
Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex
Paris, F-92643
France

Telephone: +33 (0) 155 174 082
Fax: +33 (0) 155 174 086
France - SEMEA. Southern Europe and Middle East Head Office

Seagate Software
62 bis, Avenue Andre Morizet
Boulogne-Billancourt Cedex
Paris, 92643
France

Telephone: +33 (0) 155 174 082
or: +33 (0) 1 41 10 16 00
Fax: +33 (0) 155 174 086
or: +33 (0) 1 41 10 16 57
Germany - Central European Head Office

Seagate Software GmbH
Frankfurter-Str. 21-25
D-65760 Eschborn
Germany

Telephone: +49 (0) 69 95 09 63 10
Fax: +49 (0) 69 95 09 63 14

Europe
Ireland
The Broadwalk
54 The Broadway
Ealing, London
W5 5JN England

Telephone: +44 (0) 208 566 2020
Fax: +44 (020) 208 231 0600
Italy
Seagate Software
Via Conservatorio 22
20122 Milano
Italy

Telephone: +39 027 729 310
Fax: +39 02 772 940
Netherlands
Seagate Software
Hojel City Centre
GebouwD, 4e etage
Graadt Van Roggenweg 328
Postbox 19127
3501 DC Utrecht
Netherlands

Telephone: +44 (0) 208 566 2020
Fax: +44 (0) 208 231 0600
Spain
Seagate Software
Paseo de la Castellana 93-4a
28046, Madrid
Spain


Telephone: +34 91 555 5198
Fax: +34 915 559 957
Sweden
Seagate Software
Kanalvagen 10C
Upplands Vasby
194 61 Sweden

Telephone: +46 (0) 858 771 171
Fax: + 46 (0) 858 771 172
Switzerland
Seagate Software
World Trade Centre
PO Box 112
Leutschenbachstrasse 95
CH-8050 Zurich
Switzerland

Telephone: +41 1 308 3922
Fax: +41 1 308 3500

South Africa
Seagate Software
Sandown Village Office Park
East Court
1 Gwen Lane cnr Maude Street
Sandton 2146
South Africa

Postal Address
Seagate Software
PO Box 78720
Sandton 2146
Republic of South Africa

Telephone: +27 11 3059700
Fax: +27 11 3059702

Index
A EMailMessage............................................. 190
Action property ................................................. 182 EMailSubject .............................................. 190
EMailToList ................................................ 191
ActivatePrintWindow event, REOL .................... 360
ActiveX Controls EMailVIMBCCList ....................................... 192
error messages ............................................ 270 ExchangeFolder .......................................... 192
methods...................................................... 259 ExchangePassword ..................................... 193
properties ................................................... 179 ExchangeProfile .......................................... 194
ActiveX methods Formulas .................................................... 194
FetchSelectionFormula................................ 259 GraphData ................................................. 195
GetNSubreports .......................................... 260 GraphOptions ............................................ 197
GetNthSubreportName ............................... 260 GraphText .................................................. 198
LogoffServer ................................................ 260 GraphType ................................................. 199
LogonServer ................................................ 261 GroupCondition ......................................... 200
PageCount .................................................. 262 GroupSelectionFormula .............................. 202
PageFirst ..................................................... 262 GroupSortFields.......................................... 202
PageLast ..................................................... 262 LastErrorNumber ........................................ 204
PageNext .................................................... 263 LastErrorString ............................................ 205
PagePrevious .............................................. 263 LogOnInfo .................................................. 205
PageShow ................................................... 263 MarginBottom ............................................ 207
PageZoom .................................................. 264 MarginLeft .................................................. 207
PageZoomNext ........................................... 264 MarginRight ............................................... 208
PrinterSelect ............................................... 264 MarginTop ................................................. 208
PrintReport ................................................. 265 ParameterFields .......................................... 209
ReplaceSelectionFormula ............................ 265 Password .................................................... 210
Reset........................................................... 266 PrintDay ..................................................... 211
RetrieveDataFiles ........................................ 266 PrinterCollation .......................................... 212
RetrieveLogonInfo ....................................... 267 PrinterCopies .............................................. 212
RetrieveSQLQuery ...................................... 267 PrinterDriver............................................... 213
RetrieveStoredProcParams .......................... 268 PrinterName ............................................... 214
SpecifyDataSourceField .............................. 269 PrinterPort .................................................. 215
ActiveX properties PrinterStartPage .......................................... 215
Action......................................................... 182 PrinterStopPage .......................................... 216
BoundReportFooter ..................................... 182 PrintFileCharSepQuote ............................... 217
BoundReportHeading ................................. 183 PrintFileCharSepSeparator .......................... 217
Connect...................................................... 183 PrintFileLinesPerPage ................................. 218
CopiesToPrinter .......................................... 184 PrintFileName ............................................ 219
DataFiles .................................................... 185 PrintFileODBCPassword ............................. 219
DataSource ................................................. 186 PrintFileODBCSource ................................. 220
Destination ................................................. 186 PrintFileODBCTable ................................... 220
DetailCopies ............................................... 187 PrintFileODBCUser .................................... 221
DialogParentHandle ................................... 188 PrintFileType .............................................. 221
DiscardSavedData ...................................... 189 PrintFileUseRptDateFmt ............................. 224
EMailCCList ................................................ 189 PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt ........................ 225

PrintMonth ..................................................226 Application Object
PrintYear ..................................................... 226 CanClose method, REOL............................. 275
ProgressDialog ............................................ 227 ClearError method, REOL ............................ 275
RecordsPrinted ............................................ 228 LogOffServer method, REOL ....................... 275
RecordsRead ...............................................228 LogOnServer method, REOL ....................... 276
RecordsSelected .......................................... 229 OpenReport method, REOL ........................ 277
Report Title ................................................. 232 Application Object, REOL ................................. 274
ReportDisplayPage ...................................... 230 Area Object, REOL ............................................ 278
ReportFileName .......................................... 230 AreaOptions Object, REOL ............................... 279
ReportLatestPage ......................................... 231 Areas Collection, REOL ..................................... 280
ReportSource .............................................. 231
ReportStartPage ........................................... 232 B
SectionFont ................................................. 233 BlobFieldObject Object, REOL .......................... 281
SectionFormat ............................................. 234 BoundReportFooter property ............................. 182
SectionLineHeight .......................................235 BoundReportHeading property .......................... 183
SectionMinHeight .......................................236 BoxObject Object, REOL .................................. 282
SelectionFormula ........................................ 237
SessionHandle ............................................ 238 C
SortFields .................................................... 239 CancelButtonClicked event, REOL..................... 361
SQLQuery ................................................... 240 CancelPrinting method, REOL ........................... 333
Status ..........................................................240 CanClose method, REOL ................................... 275
StoredProcParam ......................................... 241 Check method, REOL ........................................ 303
SubreportToChange ....................................242 classes
UserName ..................................................243 CRPEJob ......................................................... 3
WindowAllowDrillDown ............................244 CRPEngine ...................................................... 3
WindowBorderStyle ....................................244 REC Library..................................................... 3
WindowControlBox ....................................245 ClearError method, REOL .......................... 275, 333
WindowControls ......................................... 246 Close method, REOL ..........................356, 357, 359
WindowHeight ........................................... 246 CloseButtonClicked event, REOL ....................... 361
WindowLeft ................................................ 247 ClosePrintWindow event, REOL ........................ 362
WindowMaxButton ..................................... 248 Connect property .............................................. 183
WindowMinButton ..................................... 248 CopiesToPrinter property ................................... 184
WindowParentHandle .................................249 CreatePageGenerator method, REOL ................. 314
WindowShowCancelBtn ............................. 250 CrossTabObject Object, REOL .......................... 282
WindowShowCloseBtn ............................... 250 CRPE Class Library class
WindowShowExportBtn .............................. 251 CRPEJob ....................................................... 12
WindowShowGroupTree ............................251 CRPEJob:public CObject ............................... 12
WindowShowNavigationCtIs....................... 252 CRPEngine ...................................................... 3
WindowShowPrintBtn .................................252 CRPEngine:public CObject ............................. 3
WindowShowPrintSetupBtn ........................ 253 CRPE Class Library constants
Area/Section Format Formula ...................... 153
WindowShowProgressCtIs ........................... 254
WindowShowRefreshBtn ............................. 254 Chart Options ............................................. 160
Chart Type and Subtype .............................. 165
WindowShowSearchBtn .............................. 255
classes CRPEngine and CRPEJob ................. 152
WindowShowZoomCtI ................................ 255
WindowState .............................................. 256 Cursor ........................................................ 154
Error Codes ................................................. 154
WindowTitle ...............................................257
Event ID ..................................................... 159
WindowTop ................................................ 257
WindowWidth ............................................ 258 Formula Syntax ........................................... 160
Graph 3D Riser Chart Subtype .................... 167
Add method, REOL ............................................ 346
Graph 3D Surface Chart Subtype ................ 168
AddGroup method, REOL .................................. 332

Graph Area Chart Subtype .......................... 167 CRPEEngine::GetErrorText ...............................6
Graph Axis Division Method ...................... 161 CRPEEngine::GetHandleString .........................6
Graph Bar Chart Subtype ............................ 166 CRPEEngine::GetNPrintJobs .............................7
Graph Bar Size ........................................... 161 CRPEEngine::GetVersion .................................7
Graph Bubble Chart Subtype ...................... 168 CRPEEngine::LogOffServer ..............................8
Graph Color ............................................... 163 CRPEEngine::LogOnServer ..............................8
Graph Data Point ....................................... 163 CRPEEngine::LogOnSQLServerWith
Graph Detached Pie Slice ........................... 162 PrivateInfo .....................................................9
Graph Doughnut Chart Subtype.................. 167 CRPEEngine::Open ........................................ 10
Graph Gridline ........................................... 161 CRPEEngine::OpenJob ................................... 10
Graph Legend Layout ................................. 162 CRPEEngine::PrintReport ............................... 11
Graph Line Chart Subtype .......................... 166 CRPEEngine::RemoveJob ............................... 12
Graph Major Type ...................................... 166 CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentRange ........... 17
Graph Marker Shape Constants ................... 163 CRPEJob::AddParameterCurrentValue ............18
Graph Marker Size ..................................... 162 CRPEJob::AddParameterDefaultValue ............19
Graph Misc Chart Subtype .......................... 169 CRPEJob::Cancel ........................................... 19
Graph Number Format ............................... 163 CRPEJob::CheckFormula ............................... 19
Graph Options ........................................... 160 CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula ....... 20
Graph Pie Chart Subtype ............................ 167 CRPEJob::CheckNthTableDifferences ............20
Graph Pie Size............................................ 162 CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula ................. 21
Graph Placement........................................ 161 CRPEJob::CheckSQLExpression ..................... 21
Graph Radar Chart Subtype ........................ 168 CRPEJob::ClearParameterCurrentValues
Graph Scatter Chart Subtype ....................... 168 AndRanges .................................................. 21
Graph Stock Chart Subtype ......................... 168 CRPEJob::Close .............................................22
Graph Text Font ......................................... 165 CRPEJob::CloseSubreport .............................. 22
Graph Title Type ........................................ 164 CRPEJob::CloseWindow ................................ 22
Graph Type and Subtype ............................ 165 CRPEJob::ConvertPFInfoToVIInfo ................... 22
Graph Viewing Angle ................................. 164 CRPEJob::ConvertVIInfoToPFInfo ................... 23
Gridline...................................................... 161 CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField ...............23
Job Destination ........................................... 169 CRPEJob::DeleteNthParameterDefaultValue .. 24
Job Status ................................................... 169 CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField ........................ 24
Mouse Click Action .................................... 169 CRPEJob::DiscardSavedData ......................... 25
Report Prompt Option ................................ 170 CRPEJob::EnableEvent ................................... 25
Section Codes ............................................ 170 CRPEJob::EnableProgressDialog .................... 25
Sort Method ............................................... 170 CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow ........................ 26
Sort Order .................................................. 170 CRPEJob::ExportTo ........................................ 26
Subreport Info ............................................ 171 CRPEJob::FreeDevMode ................................ 27
Table Difference ......................................... 171 CRPEJob::GetAllowPromptDialog .................. 27
Zoom ......................................................... 172 CRPEJob::GetAreaFormat .............................. 27
CRPE Class Library methods CRPEJob::GetAreaFormatFormula .................. 28
class CRPEJob ............................................... 13 CRPEJob::GetEnableEventInfo ........................ 28
class CRPEJob, see also CRPEJob::GetErrorCode ................................. 29
CRPE Class Library obsolete methods CRPEJob::GetErrorText ..................................29
class CRPEngine ............................................. 4 CRPEJob::GetExportOptions ..........................29
CRPEEngine::AddJob ...................................... 4 CRPEJob::GetFieldMappingType ................... 30
CRPEEngine::CanClose ................................... 4 CRPEJob::GetFormula.................................... 30
CRPEEngine::Close ......................................... 5 CRPEJob::GetFormulaSyntax ......................... 31
CRPEEngine::GetEngine .................................. 5 CRPEJob::GetGraphAxisInfo ..........................32
CRPEEngine::GetEngineStatus ......................... 5 CRPEJob::GetGraphFontInfo ..........................32
CRPEEngine::GetErrorCode ............................. 6 CRPEJob::GetGraphOptionInfo ...................... 33

CRPEJob::GetGraphTextDefaultOption .......... 33 CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat .......................... 60
CRPEJob::GetGraphTextInfo .......................... 34 CRPEJob::GetSectionFormatFormula ............. 61
CRPEJob::GetGraphTypeInfo ......................... 35 CRPEJob::GetSectionHeight .......................... 62
CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition ....................... 35 CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter ......................... 62
CRPEJob::GetGroupOptions .......................... 38 CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula ..................... 63
CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula............ 39 CRPEJob::GetSQLExpression ......................... 63
CRPEJob::GetJobHandle ................................ 39 CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery ................................ 64
CRPEJob::GetJobStatus .................................. 39 CRPEJob::GetSubreportInfo ........................... 64
CRPEJob::GetMargins .................................... 40 CRPEJob::GetTrackCursorInfo ....................... 64
CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies .......................... 41 CRPEJob::GetWindowHandle ....................... 65
CRPEJob::GetNFormulas ............................... 41 CRPEJob::GetWindowOptions ...................... 65
CRPEJob::GetNGroups .................................. 41 CRPEJob::HasSavedData ............................... 65
CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields ..................... 42 CRPEJob::IsJobFinished ................................. 66
CRPEJob::GetNPages ..................................... 42 CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification............ 66
CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentRanges........ 42 CRPEJob::OpenSubreportJob ......................... 67
CRPEJob::GetNParameterCurrentValues ........ 43 CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter ............................ 67
CRPEJob::GetNParameterDefaultValues ........ 43 CRPEJob::OutputToWindow ......................... 68
CRPEJob::GetNParameterFields ..................... 44 CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing .................... 69
CRPEJob::GetNSections ................................. 44 CRPEJob::PrintWindow ................................. 69
CRPEJob::GetNSectionsInArea ....................... 45 CRPEJob::ReimportSubreport ........................ 70
CRPEJob::GetNSortFields ..............................45 CRPEJob::SelectPrinter .................................. 70
CRPEJob::GetNSQLExpressions ..................... 45 CRPEJob::SetAllowPromptDialog .................. 71
CRPEJob::GetNSubreportsInSection ............... 46 CRPEJob::SetAreaFormat ............................... 71
CRPEJob::GetNTables ...................................46 CRPEJob::SetAreaFormatFormula .................. 72
CRPEJob::GetNthFormula ..............................46 CRPEJob::SetDialogParentWindow ................ 72
CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField ................... 47 CRPEJob::SetEventCallback ........................... 73
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentRange ...... 47 CRPEJob::SetFieldMappingType .................... 74
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterCurrentValue ....... 49 CRPEJob::SetFont .......................................... 74
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterDefaultValue ....... 49 CRPEJob::SetFormula .................................... 77
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterField ................... 50 CRPEJob::SetFormulaSyntax .......................... 77
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterType ................... 50 CRPEJob::SetGraphAxisInfo ........................... 78
CRPEJob::GetNthParameterValue CRPEJob::SetGraphFontInfo .......................... 78
Description .................................................51 CRPEJob::SetGraphOptionInfo ...................... 79
CRPEJob::GetNthSortField ............................. 52 CRPEJob::SetGraphTextDefaultOption .......... 80
CRPEJob::GetNthSQLExpression .................... 52 CRPEJob::SetGraphTextInfo ........................... 80
CRPEJob::GetNthSubreportInSection .............53 CRPEJob::SetGraphTypeInfo .......................... 81
CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation ..................... 53 CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition ........................ 82
CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo ................. 54 CRPEJob::SetGroupOptions ........................... 83
CRPEJob::GetNthTablePrivateInfo ................. 54 CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula ............ 84
CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo ................. 55 CRPEJob::SetMargins .................................... 85
CRPEJob::GetNthTableType .......................... 55 CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies .......................... 85
CRPEJob::GetParameterMinMaxValue ........... 56 CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField .................... 86
CRPEJob::GetParameterPickListOption .......... 56 CRPEJob::SetNthParameterDefaultValue ....... 86
CRPEJob::GetParameterValueInfo .................. 57 CRPEJob::SetNthParameterField .................... 87
CRPEJob::GetPrintDate .................................. 58 CRPEJob::SetNthParameterValue
CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions ............................. 58 Description ................................................. 88
CRPEJob::GetReportOptions .......................... 59 CRPEJob::SetNthSortField.............................. 88
CRPEJob::GetReportSummaryInfo .................. 59 CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation ..................... 89
CRPEJob::GetReportTitle ............................... 59 CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo .................. 89
CRPEJob::GetSectionCode ............................. 60 CRPEJob::SetNthTablePrivateInfo .................. 90

CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo ................. 90 CRPEGraphTypeInfo ...................................119
CRPEJob::SetParameterMinMaxValue ........... 91 CRPEGroupOptions ....................................120
CRPEJob::SetParameterPickListOption........... 92 CRPEGroupTreeButtonClickedEventInfo ......122
CRPEJob::SetParameterValueInfo .................. 92 CRPEHyperlinkEventInfo .............................122
CRPEJob::SetPrintDate .................................. 93 CRPEJobInfo ................................................123
CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions ............................. 93 CRPELaunchSeagateAnalysisEventInfo .........124
CRPEJob::SetReportOptions .......................... 94 CRPELogOnInfo ..........................................125
CRPEJob::SetReportSummaryInfo .................. 94 CRPEMouseClickEventInfo ..........................126
CRPEJob::SetReportTitle ................................ 94 CRPEParameterFieldInfo ..............................127
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat........................... 95 CRPEParameterPickListOption .....................129
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormatFormula .............. 95 CRPEParameterValueInfo ............................130
CRPEJob::SetSectionHeight ........................... 97 CRPEPrintOptions .......................................131
CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula ...................... 96 CRPEReadingRecordsEventInfo ....................132
CRPEJob::SetSQLExpression .......................... 97 CRPEReportFieldMappingInfo .....................133
CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery ................................ 98 CRPEReportOptions ....................................135
CRPEJob::SetTrackCursorInfo ........................ 98 CRPEReportSummaryInfo ............................136
CRPEJob::SetWindowOptions ....................... 99 CRPESearchButtonClickedEventInfo ............138
CRPEJob::Show...Page .................................. 99 CRPESectionOptions ...................................138
CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls ....................... 100 CRPESessionInfo .........................................140
CRPEJob::Start ............................................ 100 CRPEShowGroupEventInfo ..........................141
CRPEJob::SVA2T......................................... 100 CRPEStartEventInfo ......................................142
CRPEJob::SVT2A ......................................... 101 CRPEStopEventInfo ......................................142
CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity ........... 101 CRPESubreportInfo ......................................143
CRPEJob::VerifyDatabase ............................ 102 CRPETableDifferenceInfo ............................143
CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow ................ 102 CRPETableLocation .....................................144
CRPE Class Library obsolete methods CRPETablePrivateInfo ..................................145
classes CRPEngine and CRPEJob ................. 172 CRPETableType ...........................................146
CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight ......... 172 CRPETrackCursorInfo ..................................146
CRPEJob::GetNParams ................................ 173 CRPEValueInfo ............................................148
CRPEJob::GetNthParam .............................. 173 CRPEWindowOptions .................................150
CRPEJob::GetNthParamInfo ........................ 174 CRPEZoomLevelChangingEventInfo .............151
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight .......... 174 CRPEExportOptions class, NewEra
CRPEJob::SetNthParam ............................... 175 Class Library .................................................434
CRPE Class Library obsolete structures CRPEExportOptions::CRPEExportOptions
classes CRPEngine and CRPEJob ................. 176 constructor, NewEra Class Library .................434
CRPEParameterInfo ..................................... 176 CRPEGraphDataInfo class, NewEra
CRPE Class Library structures Class Library .................................................437
classes CRPEngine and CRPEJob ................. 102 CRPEGraphDataInfo::CRPEGraphDataInfo
CRPECloseButtonClickedEventInfo ............. 103 constructor, NewEra Class Library .................437
CRPEDrilOnDetailEventInfo........................ 104 CRPEGraphOptions class, NewEra
CRPEDrilOnGroupEventInfo ....................... 105 Class Library .................................................439
CRPEEnableEventInfo ................................. 106 CRPEGraphOptions::CRPEGraphOptions
CRPEExportOptions .................................... 107 constructor, NewEra Class Library .................439
CRPEFieldMappingEventInfo ....................... 111 CRPEGraphTextInfo class, NewEra
Class Library .................................................440
CRPEFieldValueInfo .................................... 112
CRPEGraphTextInfo::CRPEGraphTextInfo
CRPEFontColorInfo ..................................... 112
constructor, NewEra Class Library .................441
CRPEFormulaSyntax ................................... 114
CRPEJob class, NewEra Class Library .................382
CRPEGeneralPrintWindowEventInfo ........... 114
CRPEJob, CRPE Class Library ............................... 12
CRPEGraphAxisInfo .................................... 115
CRPEJob::Cancel method, NewEra
CRPEGraphOptionInfo ............................... 117
Class Library .................................................385

CRPEJob::CheckFormula method, NewEra CRPEJob::GetNGroups method,
Class Library ................................................. 386 NewEra Class Library.................................... 400
CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula method, CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields method,
NewEra Class Library ....................................386 NewEra Class Library.................................... 400
CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula method, NewEra CRPEJob::GetNLinesInSection method,
Class Library ................................................. 386 NewEra Class Library.................................... 400
CRPEJob::Close method, NewEra Class Library .. 387 CRPEJob::GetNParams method,
CRPEJob::CloseWindow method, NewEra NewEra Class Library.................................... 401
Class Library ................................................. 387 CRPEJob::GetNSortFields method,
CRPEJob::CRPEJob constructor, NewEra NewEra Class Library.................................... 401
Class Library ................................................. 383 CRPEJob::GetNTables method,
CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 402
NewEra Class Library ....................................387 CRPEJob::GetNthFormula method,
CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 402
NewEra Class Library ....................................388 CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField method,
CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 402
NewEra Class Library ....................................388 CRPEJob::GetNthParam method,
CRPEJob::ExportTo method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 403
NewEra Class Library ....................................389 CRPEJob::GetNthSortField method,
CRPEJob::GetErrorCode method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 404
NewEra Class Library ....................................389 CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation method,
CRPEJob::GetErrorText method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 404
NewEra Class Library ....................................390 CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo method,
CRPEJob::GetExportOptions method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 405
NewEra Class Library ....................................390 CRPEJob::GetNthTableSessionInfo method,
CRPEJob::GetFormula method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 406
NewEra Class Library ....................................390 CRPEJob::GetNthTableType method,
CRPEJob::GetGraphData method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 406
NewEra Class Library ....................................391 CRPEJob::GetPrintDate method,
CRPEJob::GetGraphOptions method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 407
NewEra Class Library ....................................392 CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions method,
CRPEJob::GetGraphText method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 407
NewEra Class Library ....................................392 CRPEJob::GetReportTitle method,
CRPEJob::GetGraphType method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 408
NewEra Class Library ....................................393 CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat method,
CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 408
NewEra Class Library ....................................394 CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter method,
CRPEJob::GetGroupSelectionFormula method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 409
NewEra Class Library ....................................396 CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula method,
CRPEJob::GetJobHandle method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 409
NewEra Class Library ....................................396 CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery method,
CRPEJob::GetJobStatus method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 410
NewEra Class Library ....................................396 CRPEJob::IsJobFinished method,
CRPEJob::GetLineHeight method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 410
NewEra Class Library ....................................397 CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification method,
CRPEJob::GetMargins method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 411
NewEra Class Library ....................................398 CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter method,
CRPEJob::GetMinimumSectionHeight method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 411
NewEra Class Library ....................................398 CRPEJob::OutputToWindow method,
CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 412
NewEra Class Library ....................................399 CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing method,
CRPEJob::GetNFormulas method, NewEra Class Library.................................... 412
NewEra Class Library ....................................399

CRPEJob::PrintWindow method, CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls method, NewEra Class
NewEra Class Library ................................... 413 Library ..........................................................431
CRPEJob::SelectPrinter method, CRPEJob::StartJob method, NewEra
NewEra Class Library ................................... 413 Class Library ................................................432
CRPEJob::SetFont method, CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity method,
NewEra Class Library ................................... 414 NewEra Class Library ...................................432
CRPEJob::SetFormula method, CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow method,
CRPEJob::SetGraphData method, CRPEJob:public CObject class, CRPE
NewEra Class Library ................................... 417 Class Library .................................................. 12
CRPEJob::SetGraphOptions method, CRPEJob:SetSQLQuery method, NewEra
NewEra Class Library ................................... 418 Class Library ................................................430
CRPEJob::SetGraphText method, CRPEJobInfo class, NewEra Class Library ...........442
NewEra Class Library ................................... 418 CRPEJobInfo::CRPEJobInfo constructor,
CRPEJob::SetGraphType method, NewEra Class Library ...................................442
NewEra Class Library ................................... 419 CRPELogOnInfo class, NewEra Class Library ......442
CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition method, CRPELogOnInfo::CRPELogOnInfo constructor,
CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula method, CRPEngine class, NewEra Class Library ..............374
NewEra Class Library ................................... 421 CRPEngine, CRPE Class Library ..............................3
CRPEJob::SetLineHeight method, CRPEngine::CanClose method, NewEra
NewEra Class Library ................................... 422 Class Library .................................................375
CRPEJob::SetMargins method, CRPEngine::Close method, NewEra
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight method, CRPEngine::CRPEngine constructor,
NewEra Class Library ................................... 423 NewEra Class Library ....................................375
CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies method, CRPEngine::GetEngineStatus method,
CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField method, CRPEngine::GetErrorCode method,
CRPEJob::SetNthParam method, CRPEngine::GetErrorText method,
CRPEJob::SetNthSortField method, CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs method,
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo method, CRPEngine::GetVersion method, NewEra
CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo method, CRPEngine::LogOffServer method, NewEra
CRPEJob::SetPrintDate method, NewEra CRPEngine::LogOnServer method, NewEra
Class Library ................................................ 427 Class Library .................................................379
CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions method, NewEra CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo
Class Library ................................................ 428 method, NewEra Class Library ......................379
CRPEJob::SetReportTitle method, NewEra CRPEngine::Open method, NewEra
Class Library ................................................ 428 Class Library .................................................380
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat method, CRPEngine::OpenJob method, NewEra
CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula method, CRPEngine::PrintReport method, NewEra
CRPEJob::SetTableLocation method, CRPEngine:public CObject class, CRPE
NewEra Class Library ................................... 426 Class Library .....................................................3
CRPEJob::ShowFirstPage method, CRPEPrintOptions class, NewEra Class Library ...443
NewEra Class Library ................................... 431

CRPEPrintOptions::CRPEPrintOptions constructor, E
NewEra Class Library ....................................443
EMailCCList property......................................... 189
CRPESectionOptions class, NewEra
EMailMessage property ..................................... 190
Class Library ................................................. 444
CRPESectionOptions::CRPESectionOptions EMailSubject property ....................................... 190
constructor, NewEra Class Library ................. 445 EMailToList property ......................................... 191
CRPESessionInfo class, NewEra Class Library ..... 446 EMailVIMBCCList property ................................ 192
CRPESessionInfo::CRPESessionInfo constructor, Error Codes, REOL ............................................ 370
NewEra Class Library ....................................446 Error Messages, ActiveX Controls....................... 270
CRPETableLocation class, NewEra EventInfo Object, REOL..................................... 293
Class Library ................................................. 447 ExchangeFolder property ................................... 192
CRPETableLocation::CRPETableLocation ExchangePassword ............................................ 193
constructor, NewEra Class Library ................. 447 ExchangeProfile ................................................ 194
CRPETableType class, NewEra Class Library ...... 448 Export method, REOL ................................ 333, 356
CRPETableType::CRPETableType constructor, ExportButtonClicked event, REOL...................... 364
NewEra Class Library ....................................448 ExportOptions Object
Crystal Class Library for NewEra PromptForExportOptions method, REOL ..... 297
see NewEra Class Library Reset method, REOL ................................... 297
Crystal Report Engine Class Library ........................1 ExportOptions Object, REOL ............................. 293
overview .........................................................2
F
D FetchSelectionFormula method ......................... 259
Database Object, Verify method, REOL ............. 284 FieldDefinitions Collection, REOL ..................... 297
Database Object, REOL ..................................... 283 FieldObject Object, REOL ................................. 298
DatabaseFieldDefinition Object, REOL ..............284 FieldValue Object, REOL .................................. 299
DatabaseFieldDefinitions Collection, REOL ....... 286 FirstPageButtonClicked event, REOL.................. 364
DatabaseParameter Object, REOL ..................... 286 Font Object, REOL ............................................ 299
DatabaseParameters Collection, REOL ............... 288 FormulaFieldDefinition Object,
DatabaseTable Object Check method, REOL ................................... 303
GetPrivateData method, REOL .................... 290 FormulaFieldDefinition Object, REOL ............... 301
SetLogOnInfo method, REOL....................... 290 FormulaFieldDefinitions Collection, REOL ........ 303
SetPrivateData method, REOL ..................... 291 Formulas ........................................................... 194
SetSessionInfo method, REOL ......................291
TestConnectivity method, REOL .................. 292 G
DatabaseTable Object, REOL ............................288 GetNSubreports method .................................... 260
DatabaseTables Collection, REOL ......................292 GetNthSubreportName method ......................... 260
DataFiles property ............................................. 185 GetPageNumberForGroup method, REOL ......... 317
DataSource property .......................................... 186 GetPrivateData method, REOL .......................... 290
DeactivatePrintWindow event, REOL................. 362 GlobalOptions Object, REOL ............................ 304
Delete method, REOL ........................................ 346 GraphData ........................................................ 195
Destination property .......................................... 186 GraphObject Object, REOL ............................... 304
DetailCopies property ........................................ 187 GraphOptions ................................................... 197
DialogParentHandle property ............................188 GraphText ......................................................... 198
DiscardSavedData method, REOL ......................333 GraphType ........................................................ 199
DiscardSavedData property ............................... 189 GroupAreaOptions Object, REOL ...................... 307
DrillOnDetail event, REOL ................................ 362 GroupCondition ................................................ 200
DrillOnGraph method, REOL ............................317 GroupNameFieldDefinition Object, REOL ......... 309
DrillOnGroup event, REOL................................ 363 GroupSelectionFormula .................................... 202
GroupSortFields ................................................ 202
GroupTreeButtonClicked event, REOL ............... 365

L CRPEJob::GetErrorCode method ..................389
LastErrorNumber ............................................... 204 CRPEJob::GetErrorText method ....................390
CRPEJob::GetExportOptions method............390
LastErrorString ................................................... 205
CRPEJob::GetFormula method .....................390
LastPageButtonClicked event, REOL .................. 365
Libraries, Crystal Report Engine Class .................... 1 CRPEJob::GetGraphData method ................391
CRPEJob::GetGraphOptions method............392
LineObject Object, REOL.................................. 310
CRPEJob::GetGraphText method .................392
LogoffServer method ......................................... 260
LogOffServer method, REOL ............................. 275 CRPEJob::GetGraphType method ................393
CRPEJob::GetGroupCondition method ........394
LogOnInfo ........................................................ 205
LogonServer method ......................................... 261
method ......................................................396
LogOnServer method, REOL ............................. 276
CRPEJob::GetJobHandle method .................396
M CRPEJob::GetJobStatus method ....................396
CRPEJob::GetLineHeight method .................397
MarginBottom ................................................... 207
CRPEJob::GetMargins method .....................398
MarginLeft ........................................................ 207
MarginRight ...................................................... 208 method ......................................................398
MarginTop ........................................................ 208
CRPEJob::GetNDetailCopies method ...........399
methods
CRPEJob::GetNFormulas method .................399
NewEra class CRPEJob ................................ 383
CRPEJob::GetNGroups method ...................400
NewEra class CRPEngine ............................ 375
CRPEJob::GetNGroupSortFields method ......400
N CRPEJob::GetNLinesInSection method.........400
CRPEJob::GetNParams method ....................401
NewEra class CRPEngine, methods ................... 375
CRPEJob::GetNSortFields method ................401
NewEra Class Library
CRPEExportOptions class ............................ 434 CRPEJob::GetNTables method .....................402
CRPEExportOptions::CRPEExportOptions CRPEJob::GetNthFormula method ...............402
constructor ............................................... 434 CRPEJob::GetNthGroupSortField
method ......................................................402
CRPEGraphDataInfo class ........................... 437
CRPEGraphDataInfo::CRPEGraphDataInfo CRPEJob::GetNthParam method ..................403
constructor ............................................... 437 CRPEJob::GetNthSortField method ..............404
CRPEGraphOptions class ............................ 439 CRPEJob::GetNthTableLocation
CRPEGraphOptions::CRPEGraphOptions method ......................................................404
constructor ............................................... 439 CRPEJob::GetNthTableLogOnInfo
method ......................................................405
CRPEGraphTextInfo class ........................... 440
CRPEGraphTextInfo::CRPEGraphTextInfo
method ......................................................406
constructor ............................................... 441
CRPEJob::GetNthTableType method ............406
CRPEJob class ............................................. 382
CRPEJob::Cancel method ............................ 385 CRPEJob::GetPrintDate method ...................407
CRPEJob::GetPrintOptions method ..............407
CRPEJob::CheckFormula method ................ 386
CRPEJob::CheckGroupSelectionFormula CRPEJob::GetReportTitle method .................408
method ..................................................... 386 CRPEJob::GetSectionFormat method............408
CRPEJob::CheckSelectionFormula CRPEJob::GetSelectedPrinter method...........409
method ..................................................... 386 CRPEJob::GetSelectionFormula method .......409
CRPEJob::Close method .............................. 387 CRPEJob::GetSQLQuery method .................410
CRPEJob::CloseWindow method ................. 387 CRPEJob::IsJobFinished method ...................410
CRPEJob::CRPEJob constructor .................... 383 CRPEJob::NextWindowMagnification
CRPEJob::DeleteNthGroupSortField method ......................................................411
method ..................................................... 387 CRPEJob::OutputToPrinter method ..............411
CRPEJob::DeleteNthSortField method ......... 388 CRPEJob::OutputToWindow method ...........412
CRPEJob::ExportPrintWindow method ........ 388 CRPEJob::PrintControlsShowing method ......412
CRPEJob::ExportTo method ......................... 389 CRPEJob::PrintWindow method ...................413

CRPEJob::SelectPrinter method .................... 413 CRPEngine::LogOffServer method ............... 378
CRPEJob::SetFont method ............................414 CRPEngine::LogOnServer method ............... 379
CRPEJob::SetFormula method ......................417 CRPEngine::LogOnSQLServerWithPrivateInfo
CRPEJob::SetGraphData method ................. 417 method ..................................................... 379
CRPEJob::SetGraphOptions method ............ 418 CRPEngine::Open method .......................... 380
CRPEJob::SetGraphText method .................. 418 CRPEngine::OpenJob method ..................... 381
CRPEJob::SetGraphType method ................. 419 CRPEngine::PrintReport method .................. 381
CRPEJob::SetGroupCondition method ......... 420 CRPEPrintOptions class............................... 443
CRPEJob::SetGroupSelectionFormula CRPEPrintOptions::CRPEPrintOptions
method ...................................................... 421 constructor ................................................ 443
CRPEJob::SetLineHeight method .................. 422 CRPESectionOptions class .......................... 444
CRPEJob::SetMargins method ......................422 CRPESectionOptions::CRPESectionOptions
CRPEJob::SetMinimumSectionHeight constructor ................................................ 445
method ...................................................... 423 CRPESessionInfo class ................................. 446
CRPEJob::SetNDetailCopies method ............ 423 CRPESessionInfo::CRPESessionInfo
CRPEJob::SetNthGroupSortField constructor ................................................ 446
method ...................................................... 424 CRPETableLocation class ............................ 447
CRPEJob::SetNthParam method ................... 424 CRPETableLocation::CRPETableLocation
CRPEJob::SetNthSortField method ............... 425 constructor ................................................ 447
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLocation method ....... 426 CRPETableType class .................................. 448
CRPEJob::SetNthTableLogOnInfo CRPETableType::CRPETableType
method ...................................................... 426 constructor ................................................ 448
CRPEJob::SetNthTableSessionInfo overview .................................................... 374
method ...................................................... 427 NextMagnification method, REOL ..................... 356
CRPEJob::SetPrintDate method .................... 427 NextPageButtonClicked event, REOL................. 366
CRPEJob::SetPrintOptions method ............... 428
CRPEJob::SetReportTitle method .................. 428 O
CRPEJob::SetSectionFormat method ............ 429 OLEObject Object, REOL .................................. 311
CRPEJob::SetSelectionFormula method ........ 430 OpenReport method, REOL ............................... 277
CRPEJob::SetSQLQuery method .................. 430 OpenSubreport method, REOL .......................... 333
CRPEJob::ShowFirstPage method ................. 431
CRPEJob::ShowPrintControls method .......... 431 P
CRPEJob::StartJob method ........................... 432 Page Object
CRPEJob::TestNthTableConnectivity RenderEPF method, REOL ........................... 312
method ...................................................... 432 RenderHTML method, REOL ....................... 312
CRPEJob::ZoomPreviewWindow Page Object, REOL ........................................... 311
method ...................................................... 433 PageCount method ............................................ 262
CRPEJobInfo class .......................................442 PageEngine Object
CRPEJobInfo::CRPEJobInfo constructor ........ 442 CreatePageGenerator method, REOL ........... 314
CRPELogOnInfo class .................................. 442 RenderTotallerETF method, REOL ............... 314
CRPELogOnInfo::CRPELogOnInfo RenderTotallerHTML method, REOL ........... 315
constructor ................................................ 443 PageEngine Object, REOL ................................. 313
CRPEngine class .......................................... 374 PageFirst method ............................................... 262
CRPEngine::CanClose method ..................... 375 PageGenerator Object
CRPEngine::Close method ........................... 376 DrillOnGraph method, REOL ...................... 317
CRPEngine::CRPEngine constructor ............. 375 GetPageNumberForGroup method,
CRPEngine::GetEngineStatus method ...........376 REOL ........................................................ 317
CRPEngine::GetErrorCode method ..............377 SearchForText method, REOL ..................... 317
CRPEngine::GetErrorText method ................ 377 PageGenerator Object, REOL ............................ 316
CRPEngine::GetNPrintJobs method ..............377 PageLast method ............................................... 262
CRPEngine::GetVersion method .................. 378 PageNext method .............................................. 263

PagePrevious method ........................................ 263 R
Pages Collection, REOL .................................... 318 ReadingRecords event, REOL .............................336
PageSetup Object, REOL ................................... 319
ReadRecords method, REOL ..............................335
PageShow method ............................................ 263
RecordsPrinted property ....................................228
PageZoom method ............................................ 264 RecordsRead property........................................228
PageZoomNext method .................................... 264
RecordsSelected property ..................................229
ParameterFieldDefinition Object
RefreshButtonClicked event, REOL ....................368
SetCurrentValue method, REOL .................. 323
RenderEPF method, REOL ..................................312
SetDefaultValue method, REOL .................. 325
RenderHTML method, REOL .............................312
ParameterFieldDefinition Object, REOL ............ 321
RenderTotallerETF method, REOL ......................314
ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection, REOL ..... 326
RenderTotallerHTML method, REOL ..................315
ParameterFields ................................................ 209
REOL
Password .......................................................... 210 ActivatePrintWindow event .........................360
Preview method, REOL ..................................... 334
Add method ................................................346
PrevPageButtonClicked event, REOL ................. 366
AddGroup method ......................................332
PrintButtonClicked event, REOL ........................ 367 Application Object......................................274
PrintDay ........................................................... 211
Area Object ................................................278
PrinterCollation................................................. 212
AreaOptions Object ....................................279
PrinterCopies .................................................... 212 Areas Collection ..........................................280
PrinterDriver ..................................................... 213
BlobFieldObject Object ..............................281
PrinterInfo Object, REOL .................................. 326
BoxObject Object .......................................282
PrinterName ..................................................... 214 CancelButtonClicked event .........................361
PrinterPort ........................................................ 215
CancelPrinting method ................................333
PrinterSelect method ......................................... 264
CanClose method ........................................275
PrinterStartPage................................................. 215 Check method.............................................303
PrinterStopPage................................................. 216
ClearError method ............................... 275, 333
PrintFileCharSepQuote ..................................... 217
Close method ...................................... 356, 359
PrintFileCharSepSeparator ................................. 217
CloseButtonClicked event ...........................361
PrintFileLinesPerPage ........................................ 218 ClosePrintWindow event .............................362
PrintFileName ................................................... 219
CreatePageGenerator method ......................314
PrintFileODBCPassword ................................... 219
CrossTabObject Object ...............................282
PrintFileODBCSource ....................................... 220 Database Object .........................................283
PrintFileODBCTable ......................................... 220
DatabaseFieldDefinition Object ..................284
PrintFileODBCUser ........................................... 221
DatabaseFieldDefinitions Collection............286
PrintFileType .................................................... 221 DatabaseParameter Object ..........................286
PrintFileUseRptDateFmt .................................... 224
DatabaseParameters Collection ...................288
PrintFileUseRptNumberFmt............................... 225
DatabaseTable Object .................................288
PrintingStatus Object, REOL .............................. 327 DatabaseTables Collection ..........................292
PrintMonth property .......................................... 226
DeactivatePrintWindow event .....................362
PrintOut method, REOL .............................335, 356
Delete method ............................................346
PrintReport method ........................................... 265 DiscardSavedData method ..........................333
PrintSetupButtonClicked event, REOL ............... 367
DrillOnDetail event ....................................362
PrintWindowOptions Object, REOL .................. 328
DrillOnGraph method .................................317
PrintYear ........................................................... 226 DrillOnGroup event ....................................363
ProgressDialog .................................................. 227
Error Codes .................................................370
PromptForExportOptions method, REOL ........... 297
EventInfo Object .........................................293
properties, ActiveX Controls .............................. 179 Export method..................................... 333, 356
ExportButtonClicked event ..........................364
ExportOptions Object..................................293
FieldDefinitions Collection ..........................297

FieldObject Object ..................................... 298 SearchButtonClicked event ......................... 368
FieldValue Object .......................................299 SearchForText method ................................ 317
FirstPageButtonClicked event ......................364 Section Object ............................................ 341
Font Object ................................................. 299 SectionOptions Object................................ 342
FormulaFieldDefinition Object .................... 301 Sections Collection ..................................... 344
FormulaFieldDefinitions Collection ............. 303 SelectPrinter method ................................... 335
GetPageNumberForGroup method ..............317 SetCurrentValue method ............................. 323
GetPrivateData method ............................... 290 SetDefaultValue method ............................. 325
GlobalOptions Object .................................304 SetLogOnInfo method ................................. 290
GraphObject Object ................................... 304 SetPrivateData method................................ 291
GroupAreaOptions Object .......................... 307 SetSessionInfo method ................................ 291
GroupNameFieldDefinition Object ............. 309 ShowFirstPage method ................................ 356
GroupTreeButtonClicked event ................... 365 ShowGroup event ....................................... 369
LastPageButtonClicked event....................... 365 ShowLastPage method ................................ 357
LineObject Object ...................................... 310 ShowNextPage method ............................... 357
LogOffServer method .................................. 275 ShowNthPage method ................................ 357
LogOnServer method .................................. 276 ShowPreviousPage method ......................... 357
NextMagnification method .......................... 356 SortField Object.......................................... 345
NextPageButtonClicked event ..................... 366 SortFields Collection ................................... 345
OLEObject Object ...................................... 311 SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object ................ 347
OpenReport method ................................... 277 Start event................................................... 337
OpenSubreport method ............................... 333 Stop event................................................... 337
Page Object ................................................ 311 SubreportObject Object .............................. 349
PageEngine Object ...................................... 313 SummaryFieldDefinition Object .................. 350
PageGenerator Object .................................316 SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection ........... 352
Pages Collection ......................................... 318 TestConnectivity method ............................ 292
PageSetup Object........................................ 319 TextObject Object ...................................... 352
ParameterFieldDefinition Object ................. 321 TrackCursorInfo Object............................... 353
ParameterFieldDefinitions Collection .......... 326 Verify method ............................................. 284
Preview method .......................................... 334 View Object ............................................... 355
PrevPageButtonClicked event ......................366 Views Collection ........................................ 358
PrintButtonClicked event ............................. 367 Window Object .......................................... 359
PrinterInfo Object .......................................326 ZoomLevelChanging event ......................... 369
PrintingStatus Object ................................... 327 ZoomPreviewWindow method ................... 357
PrintOut method ................................. 335, 356 ReplaceSelectionFormula method ..................... 265
PrintSetupButtonClicked event .................... 367 Report Object
PrintWindowOptions Object ....................... 328 AddGroup method, REOL ........................... 332
PromptForExportOptions method ................ 297 CancelPrinting method, REOL ..................... 333
ReadingRecords event .................................336 ClearError method, REOL ............................ 333
ReadRecords method .................................. 335 DiscardSavedData method, REOL ............... 333
RefreshButtonClicked event.........................368 Export method, REOL.................................. 333
RenderEPF method ...................................... 312 OpenSubreport method, REOL .................... 333
RenderHTML method .................................. 312 Preview method, REOL ............................... 334
RenderTotallerETF method .......................... 314 PrintOut method, REOL .............................. 335
RenderTotallerHTML method ......................315 ReadingRecords event, REOL ...................... 336
Report Object ............................................. 329 ReadRecords method, REOL ....................... 335
ReportObjects Collection ............................338 SelectPrinter method, REOL ........................ 335
ReportOptions Object .................................339 Start event, REOL ........................................ 337
ReportSummaryInfo Object .........................340 Stop event, REOL ........................................ 337
Reset method .............................................. 297 Report Object, REOL ......................................... 329

ReportDisplayPage property .............................. 230 Status property ...................................................240
ReportFileName property .................................. 230 Stop event, REOL ...............................................337
ReportLatestPage property ................................. 231 StoredProcParam property .................................241
ReportObjects Collection, REOL ....................... 338 SubreportObject Object, REOL ..........................349
ReportOptions Object, REOL ............................ 339 SubreportToChange property .............................242
ReportSource property ...................................... 231 SummaryFieldDefinition Object, REOL ..............350
ReportStartPage property ................................... 232 SummaryFieldDefinitions Collection, REOL .......352
ReportSummaryInfo Object, REOL .................... 340
ReportTitle property .......................................... 232 T
Reset method .................................................... 266 TestConnectivity method, REOL ........................292
Reset method, REOL ......................................... 297 TextObject Object, REOL ..................................352
RetrieveDataFiles method ................................. 266 TrackCursorInfo Object, REOL ...........................353
RetrieveLogonInfo method ................................ 267
RetrieveSQLQuery method ............................... 267 U
RetrieveStoredProcParams method .................... 268 UserName property ...........................................243
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SeachButtonClicked event, REOL ...................... 368 Verify method, REOL .........................................284
SearchForText method, REOL ............................ 317 View Object
Section Object, REOL ....................................... 341 Close method, REOL ...................................356
SectionFont property ......................................... 233 Export method, REOL ..................................356
SectionFormat property ..................................... 234 NextMagnification method, REOL ...............356
SectionLineHeight property ............................... 235 PrintOut method, REOL...............................356
SectionMinHeight property ............................... 236 ShowFirstPage method, REOL .....................356
SectionOptions Object, REOL ........................... 342 ShowLastPage method, REOL ......................357
Sections Collection, REOL................................. 344 ShowNextPage method, REOL ....................357
SelectionFormula property ................................ 237 ShowNthPage method, REOL ......................357
SelectPrinter method, REOL .............................. 335 ShowPreviousPage method, REOL ...............357
SessionHandle property .................................... 238 ZoomPreviewWindow method, REOL .........357
SetCurrentValue method, REOL ........................ 323 View Object, REOL ...........................................355
SetDefaultValue method, REOL ......................... 325 Views Collection, REOL.....................................358
SetLogOnInfo method, REOL ............................ 290
SetPrivateData method, REOL ........................... 291 W
SetSessionInfo method, REOL ............................ 291 Window Object
ShowFirstPage method, REOL ........................... 356 ActivatePrintWindow event, REOL ..............360
ShowGroup event, REOL .................................. 369 CancelButtonClicked event, REOL...............361
ShowLastPage method, REOL ............................ 357 Close method, REOL ...................................359
ShowNextPage method, REOL .......................... 357 CloseButtonClicked event, REOL .................361
ShowNthPage method, REOL ............................ 357 ClosePrintWindow event, REOL ..................362
ShowPreviousPage method, REOL .................... 357 DeactivatePrintWindow event, REOL ..........362
SortField Object, REOL ..................................... 345 DrillOnDetail event, REOL ..........................362
SortFields Collection DrillOnGroup event, REOL .........................363
Add method, REOL ..................................... 346 ExportButtonClicked event, REOL................364
Delete method, REOL ................................. 346 FirstPageButtonClicked event, REOL............364
SortFields Collection, REOL .............................. 345 GroupTreeButtonClicked event, REOL .........365
SortFields property ............................................ 239 LastPageButtonClicked event, REOL ............365
SpecialVarFieldDefinition Object, REOL ........... 347 NextPageButtonClicked event, REOL...........366
SpecifyDataSourceField method ........................ 269 PrevPageButtonClicked event, REOL ...........366
SQLQuery property ........................................... 240 PrintButtonClicked event, REOL ..................367
Start event, REOL .............................................. 337 PrintSetupButtonClicked event, REOL ..........367

RefreshButtonClicked event, REOL ..............368
SearchButtonClicked event, REOL ............... 368
ShowGroup event, REOL ............................369
ZoomLevelChanging event, REOL ............... 369
Window Object, REOL ...................................... 359
WindowAllowDrillDown property ..................... 244
WindowBorderStyle property............................. 244
WindowControlBox property ............................. 245
WindowControls property .................................246
WindowHeight property ....................................246
WindowLeft property ......................................... 247
WindowMaxButton property ............................. 248
WindowMinButton property .............................. 248
WindowParentHandle property .........................249
WindowShowCancelBtn property ......................250
WindowShowCloseBtn property ........................ 250
WindowShowExportBtn property ....................... 251
WindowShowGroupTree property ..................... 251
WindowShowNavigationCtIs property ............... 252
WindowShowPrintBtn property .........................252
WindowShowPrintSetupBtn property ................. 253
WindowShowProgressCtIs property ................... 254
WindowShowRefreshBtn property ..................... 254
WindowShowSearchBtn property ......................255
WindowShowZoomCtl property ........................ 255
WindowState property .......................................256
WindowTitle property .......................................257
WindowTop property ........................................ 257
WindowWidth property ..................................... 258
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ZoomLevelChanging event, REOL ..................... 369

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Crystal Reports™ 8.

Seagate Software IMG Holdings, Inc.

Seagate, Seagate Software, Crystal Reports, Crystal Enterprise, Crystal Analysis,

Documentation Issue 1. Febuary 2001.

No part of this documentation may be stored in a retrieval system, transmitted or

Chapter 1: The Crystal Report Engine Class Library Reference

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Chapter 3: Crystal Report Engine Object Model

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Appendix A: International Office Directory

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The Crystal Report Engine

The Crystal Report Engine Class Library is based on the

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The Crystal Report Engine Class Library

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Classes in the Crystal Report Engine Class Library

class CRPEngine : public CObject

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class CRPEngine Methods

job Specifies a pointer to the CRPEJob object.

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class CRPEJob : public CObject

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class CRPEJob Methods

class CRPEJob Methods A...F

class CRPEJob Methods G (Get...)

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class CRPEJob Methods H...Z

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parameterField Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

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parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

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parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

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parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

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value Specifies a pointer to the value to be converted.

valueInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEValueInfo” on page148.

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parameterFieldName Specifies a pointer to the parameter field name.

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enableEventInfo Specifies a pointer to “CRPEEnableEventInfo” on page106.

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