Dynamics Latam Blog

No, it's not a new Salsa group, but they will sure write to the tune of it. It's actually the brand new Microsoft Dynamics Latin American blog, Dynamics Latam, featuring my buddy Francisco Hillyer and Betrand Desmarest (left to right) showcasing content for the Spanish speaking Dynamics community around the world.

I have been in touch with Francisco for the past 3 years. He just recently moved from California to become a part of Microsoft's Mexico's support team. Chances are you will see future contributions of mine added to this new blog - ehem!

Muchos exitos compadres,

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/

Comments

Unknown said…
Hola, buenas tardes, mi nombre es Esperaza Herrera, mi correo es meherrera@sinca.com. Tengo una consulta. En el Reportador Denominado como Report Writer, como hago para colocar por cada factura impresa el numero en orden corretativo, por ejemplo: Tengo una factura de 150 páginas y en cada una de ellas debo identificar el numero de la siguiente manera: Págiana 1 de 150, 2 de 150 3 de 150 asi sucecibamente.
Gracias antemano en lo que me puedas ayudar.
September 14, 2010 at 12:32 PM
Mariano Gomez said…
Esperanza,

Esto no es posible. Report Writer es un generador de reportes the una sola pasada. Esto quiere decir que la informacion de las tablas se lee de principio a final, sin la posibilidad de retornar a un punto anterior.

Para ilustrar la relacion con lo que estas preguntando, Report Writer tendria que leer el numero de registros a imprimir y de alguna manera crear una "impresion falsa" para establecer el total de paginas a imprimir, para luego desplegar 1/150, 2/150, etc.

Espero que hayas entendido.

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
September 14, 2010 at 2:31 PM
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