BUG: Some Properties or Methods Not Displayed in DataReport (190584)

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Example 1

1. Create a new Standard EXE project.Form1 is created by default.
2. From the Project menu, select Add Data Report.
3. In the Project window, right-click on Form1, and select View Code.
4. Type (don't paste) the following into the Form1 code window:

         Sub Example1()
           Dim dr As DataReport
           Set dr = DataReport1
           dr.
   						

5. When the dot is typed in the last line at step 4, Visual Basic will display a list of DataReport properties and methods. Note that items such as the Show() and Hide() methods are not listed.
   
   NOTE: To ensure that IntelliSense is active, make sure that the Auto List Members option is checked in Tools.Options.Editor. This property is set by default.

Workaround 1

Use this workaround if you need only reference a specific Data Report.

Change the line:

   Dim dr As DataReport
				

to:

   Dim dr As DataReport1
				

Workaround 2

Use this workaround if you can reference any of several DataReport objects.

Change the line:

   Dim dr As DataReport
				

to:

   Dim dr As Object
				

NOTE: This will cause no list of properties and methods to be displayed when typing the line: dr.

Refer to the Visual Basic online Help for a list or DataReport properties and methods.

Example 2

1. Follow steps 1-3 from Example 1.
2. Paste the following code into the Form1 code window:

         Sub Example2(dr As DataReport)
           Dim o As Object
           Set o = dr
           o.Show
         End Sub
   
         Private Sub Form_Load()
           Example2 DataReport1
         End Sub
   						

3. Select Start from the Run menu. Run-time error 438 will occur when executing the line o.Show in the sub procedure Example2().

Workaround 1

Use this workaround if you know which DataReport object will be passed to the procedure Example2().

Replace the procedure Example2() with:

   Sub Example2(dr As DataReport1)
     dr.Show
   End Sub
				

Workaround 2

Use this workaround if one of several possible DataReport objects will be passed to the procedure Example2().

Replace the procedure Example2() with"

   Sub Example2(dr As Object)
     dr.Show
   End Sub