Data type: Boolean

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: Integer

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: Float

After you set the Display Width property of an object and use the object while creating a data component with wizard, Designer may adjust its width according to the paper size.

Data type: Boolean

When writing the value of a formula or string that references an encrypted parameter to log, Logi Report Engine may not encrypt the parameter value.

Data type: Boolean

When this property is "true", users should obtain parameter values only from API and there is no parameter dialog box available in any Designer or Server UI for inputting values. Users need to provide values of the parameter by API such as URLs, coding, and sessions; otherwise, Logi Report Engine applies the default value of the parameter.

When this property is "false", the parameter values can be obtained from both GUI and API.

When a member of a cascading parameter group can get values from API only, it means that all the higher level members shall get values from API only. This also applies to parameters on which other parameters depend. When several parameters share values in JDashboard, if any of them can get values from API only, they will share the values from API.

Data type: Boolean

When you bind a parameter with a column, you can specify to hide the parameter if only a single value is returned to it at runtime. Logi Report Engine then applies the returned single value as the default value of the parameter. This can be very useful for security. For example, you can use a parameter bound with a DBField such as UserID and if there is one to one mapping of UserID to the Server users, then a query for a parameter such as Select UserID FROM Employees WHERE UserID = @username would just return a single value and thus you can use it as a filter for any other queries you create.

Data type: Boolean

Data type: String

Once you edit the SQL statement, the later changes to the Bind Column and Display Column properties cannot take effect unless you remove the SQL lines or bind column to the parameter all over again using dialog box.

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: Integer

To help users avoid typing a value out of range, you can add the value range to the end of the prompt text, for example, "Type a customer ID (1~100):"; to help users avoid typing a value in a wrong pattern, you can add the value pattern to the end of the prompt text, for example, "Type an order date (MMM-dd-yy):".

If you bind a parameter with a column, you can specify a RLS policy defined on the bound column to the parameter, then at runtime, the specified security identifier only sees the records it is allowed to view in the parameter value drop-down list. See Applying RLS to a Parameter for an example.

Data type: String

A required parameter must be fulfilled, meaning, users must supply a value to the parameter before they can run the report. If you set the option to "false", the parameter is an optional parameter. The value of an optional parameter can be blank, which means users can either type a value, or leave it as it is. In the dialog box for specifying the parameter value, Logi Report marks the prompt text of a required parameter with the "*" symbol.

Data type: Boolean

If a parameter is optional and you do not expect it to take effect in the report, when specifying the parameter value, you should clear the content in the value text box. Any value left in the text box functions in the report.

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Boolean

For certain types of parameters, the value format Logi Report provides may not satisfy your requirement. In this case, you can define your own preferred format. Once you define the value format, any value supplied to the parameter should be in accordance with this format; otherwise, there is an error message.

Data type: String

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Boolean

• When 1000 <= value < 10^15, Designer applies the following quantity unit symbols of the International System of Units to scale the values: K (10^3), M (10^6), G (10^9), and T (10^12).
• When 0 < value < 0.001 or value >= 10^15, Designer uses scientific notation to scale the values.

The option "auto" means that the property setting follows that of the parent data component when you use the object in a report.

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Integer

Data type: String

If the object is BigDecimal data type, to avoid precision loss, you should specify a prefix JRD when setting the format.

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Boolean

Data type: Float

Data type: Float

Data type: Float

Data type: Float

Data type: Float

Data type: Float

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: String

Data type: Float

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: Boolean

Data type: String

Data type: Enumeration

Data type: String

• none
  Select if you do not want to apply a pattern to the object.
• 50%
  Select to fill the object using 50%-transparency of the specified pattern color.
• horizontal
  Select to fill the object with horizontal lines using the specified pattern color.
• vertical
  Select to fill the object with vertical lines using the specified pattern color.
• grid
  Select to fill the object with grids using the specified pattern color.
• diagonal
  Select to fill the object with diagonal lines using the specified pattern color.

Data type: String