Strange behaviour

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csbrogi
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by csbrogi »

Aleksey wrote:Hello,

Sorry, but data which you sent and sample which you posted are very different.
Please see the attached screen.
Try to use the .xml files without nestings.

Thank you.
Hello,

the usage of nesting is very important for me, without it, it is quite difficult to generate my report.

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Clemens
Alex K.
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by Alex K. »

Hello,

Working with xsd, xml data we use standard .NET methods.
We recommend you to use more simple in structure xsd schema, without nesting levels, select each object individually. When you have multiple nesting levels then, sometimes, problems, when write the .xsd schema may occur.

Thank you.
csbrogi
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Re: Strange behaviour

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Aleksey wrote:Hello,

Working with xsd, xml data we use standard .NET methods.
We recommend you to use more simple in structure xsd schema, without nesting levels, select each object individually. When you have multiple nesting levels then, sometimes, problems, when write the .xsd schema may occur.

Thank you.
Hello

is there a difference if I use a database as input and not xml?

Thank you
Clemens
HighAley
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by HighAley »

Hello, Clemens.
csbrogi wrote:is there a difference if I use a database as input and not xml?
You could use any database.

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csbrogi
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Re: Strange behaviour

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Aleksey Andreyanov wrote:Hello, Clemens.
csbrogi wrote:is there a difference if I use a database as input and not xml?
You could use any database.

Thank you.
Hello
my question was wether navigation is working better if I use a database as input.

Thank you
Clemens
Alex K.
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by Alex K. »

Hello,

It is hard to say. Probably yes, if you set the structure, relations between the tables, then yes - it will be better.

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csbrogi
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Re: Strange behaviour

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Hello,
that's hard to believe. I guess your application reads in the data from a data source into an intermediate format. And I cannot see where with my XML data the relations are missing.
But if I want to test -is MySQL a good choise?
Regards,
Clemens
Alex K.
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by Alex K. »

Hello,

Working with xsd, xml data we use standard .NET methods.
Also you may use your .xml data only when you defined relations.

Thank you.
csbrogi
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by csbrogi »

Hello,

I tried MySQL as Data-Source (using Stimulsoft.Report.MySqlDatabase.ConnectorNet as Interface), but didn't succeed in navigating from one ModellElement to another.

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Clemens
Alex K.
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Re: Strange behaviour

Post by Alex K. »

Hello,

Can you please describe your task in more details?

Thank you.
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