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David Im
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 3:24 pm    Post subject: List index out of bounds Reply with quote



I'm using Rave Borland Edition version 6.0.1 with Delphi 2005 Update 3
on Windows XP SP2. I have a project with 4 master-detail reports. On all
but one report I'm getting a "List index out of bounds (17)" or "List
index out of bounds (22)" error. This error occurs both from the Rave
designer and from Delphi IDE. Can somebody please tell me what is
causing this error?

Thank You
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 4:23 am    Post subject: Re: List index out of bounds Reply with quote



Hi David,

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I'm using Rave Borland Edition version 6.0.1 with Delphi 2005 Update 3 on Windows XP SP2.

Thank you for including both your Rave product (BE or BEX) and version number. PLEASE do this in EACH future support message. It helps us provide a better support answer.

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I have a project with 4 master-detail reports. On all but one report I'm getting a "List index out of bounds (17)" or "List index out of bounds (22)" error. This error occurs both from the Rave designer and from Delphi IDE. Can somebody please tell me what is causing this error?

There is no way we can even guess with the information provided. What is different about the one report that works and the others? What is common in the three reports that get the error? List Index can be almost anything, so more information would be most helpful. Can you start another "New Report" and create step by step one of the "bad" reports - do NOT copy it - re-create it and see if you still have a problem. Another thing to try is make a backup copy and then starting removing components until it works. Sometimes that approach is fastest way to identify the problem area.

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[email]support (AT) nevrona (DOT) com[/email]

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 12:35 pm    Post subject: Re: List index out of bounds Reply with quote



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Hi David,


I'm using Rave Borland Edition version 6.0.1 with Delphi 2005 Update 3 on Windows XP SP2.


Thank you for including both your Rave product (BE or BEX) and version number. PLEASE do this in EACH future support message. It helps us provide a better support answer.


I have a project with 4 master-detail reports. On all but one report I'm getting a "List index out of bounds (17)" or "List index out of bounds (22)" error. This error occurs both from the Rave designer and from Delphi IDE. Can somebody please tell me what is causing this error?


There is no way we can even guess with the information provided. What is different about the one report that works and the others? What is common in the three reports that get the error? List Index can be almost anything, so more information would be most helpful. Can you start another "New Report" and create step by step one of the "bad" reports - do NOT copy it - re-create it and see if you still have a problem. Another thing to try is make a backup copy and then starting removing components until it works. Sometimes that approach is fastest way to identify the problem area.

Technical Support
[email]support (AT) nevrona (DOT) com[/email]

I have tried two procedures to see if I could pin point to the problem:

1. I've removed the Direct Data Views from the report and added one by
one. On one report the error came back when I added the master Data View
to the report. On another, it reappeared when I added the slave Data View.

2. I've recreated the report using the Tools->Report
Wizards->Master/Detail report. Removed all the Data Text components and
copied all the components from the report that was generating the errors
to the new report. This process seems to have fixed the problem for I am
not getting the error messages any more.

Can you tell from this what may have caused the problem so that I know
what to do in the future?

Thank You

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PostPosted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 4:01 pm    Post subject: Re: List index out of bounds Reply with quote

Hi David,

Quote:
I'm using Rave Borland Edition version 6.0.1 with Delphi 2005 Update 3 on Windows XP SP2.

Thank you for including both your Rave product (BE or BEX) and version number. PLEASE do this in EACH future support message. It helps us provide a better support answer.

Quote:
1. I've removed the Direct Data Views from the report and added one by one. On one report the error came back when I added the master Data View to the report. On another, it reappeared when I added the slave Data View.

2. I've recreated the report using the Tools->Report Wizards->Master/Detail report. Removed all the Data Text components and copied all the components from the report that was generating the errors to the new report. This process seems to have fixed the problem for I am not getting the error messages any more.

Can you tell from this what may have caused the problem so that I know what to do in the future?

Wish I could, but sorry I can not. My first reaction after a quick read was maybe a "refresh" of the DataViews was needed as you might have changed a field name or field type. But, upon reading your message again, I am not sure. You are the only one that would know if the field names or field types got changed somewhere along the lines after you developed those 3 reports.

Technical Support
[email]support (AT) nevrona (DOT) com[/email]

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