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Alphabetical List of ColdFusion Tags
cfreport
Description
Runs a predefined Crystal Reports report.
Category
Extensibility tags
Syntax
<cfreport report = "report_path"
</cfreport>
See also
cfcollection, cfexecute, cfgraph, cfindex, cfobject, cfsearch,
cfservlet,
Attributes
Attribute
report
orderBy
username
password
formula
Example
<!--- This view-only example shows the use of cfreport --->
<html>
<head>
<title>cfreport Example</title>
</head>
<body>
<H3>cfreport Tag<H3>
<P>cfreport allows reports from the Crystal Reports Professional
report writer to be displayed through a ColdFusion interface.
The cfreport tag requires the name of the report to run;
cfreport can also pass information to the report
file being displayed to change the output conditions.
orderBy = "result_order"
username = "username"
password = "password"
formula = "formula">
cfwddx
Description
Required. Specifies the report path. Store Crystal Reports files in the
same directories as ColdFusion page files.
Optional. Orders results according to your specifications.
Optional. The username required for entry into the database from which
the report is created. Overrides the default settings for the data source
in the ColdFusion Administrator.
Optional. The password that corresponds to a username required for
database access. Overrides the default settings for the data source in
the ColdFusion Administrator.
Optional. Specifies one or more named formulas. Terminate each
formula specification with a semicolon. Use the following format:
formula = "formulaname1 = 'formula1';formulaname2 =
'formula2';"
If you must use a semicolon as part of a formula, you must escape it by
typing the semi-colon twice (;;). For example:
formula = "Name1 = 'Val_1a;;Val_1b';Name2 = 'Val2';"
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