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Hi friends,

I have a crystal report with an underlying dataset consisting of 2 tables namely 'reports' and 'organizations' .These tables have no links.

I retrieve the reportname column value from the 'reports' table and place it in the report header section. And I list the organizations in the details section.

When there are records available in the details section, reportname is showing correctly.

But the problem is, when there are no records in the details section, reportname is not displaying in the report header section.

Can anyone suggest how to resolve this issue ?

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dear friend:
I've just gone by ur theory & everything is ok with that.
if u have no link between 2 tables it means, u have no relation between them & if u had its NOT from Detail to master.
anyway, I suggest u to do
1. check ur Database Expert & check if u have any link.
2. drop detail table from report database
3. check dataset passing to report
i guess u might be done a bit mistake or ...

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