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This
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section
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defines
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content
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that
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will
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for
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each
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group
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defined
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on
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the
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report.
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The
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tag
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encapsulates
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all
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groups.
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This
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tag
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helps
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to
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keep
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parsing
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simple.
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If
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no
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groups
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are
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defined,
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a
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default
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group
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is
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created
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and
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contains
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all
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elements
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of
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the
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report
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data
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row.
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A
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fields
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list
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may
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only
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contain
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strings
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defining
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the
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names
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of
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the
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items
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which
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form
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a
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group.
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This
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is
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not
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limited
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to
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items
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from
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the
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data
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model,
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you
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may
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also
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enter
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expressions
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here.
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If
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you
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define
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a
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subgroup,
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then
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you'll
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have
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to
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include
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all
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fields
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of
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the
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parent
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group
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and
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at
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least
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one
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new
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field.
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The
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field
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is
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not
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required
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to
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exist.
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If
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the
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field
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does
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not
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exist
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during
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the
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report
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processing,
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the
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value
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'null'
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is
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used
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as
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replacement
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for
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the
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field's
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content.
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The
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group
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ordering
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is
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defined
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by
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the
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contents
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of
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the
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<fields>
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tag
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of
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the
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groups.
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A
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less
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specific
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group
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is
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printed
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before
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any
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more
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specific
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group.
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A
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group
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is
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considered
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more
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specific
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than
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an
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other
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group,
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if
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it
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contains
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more
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fields
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in
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its
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field
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list.
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Groups | <groups> | There can be one or more groups definitions in the "groups" element. If no groups are defined, a default group is created to contain all data elements of the current report. |
Group | <group></group> | Defines a group inside a groups element. (A group has a uniqe name and a list of fields. |
Group Header | <groupheader> | Prints as the header for a group. |
Group Footer | <groupfooter> | Prints as the footer for a group |
Example of Groups
The text below is sample data
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<groups>
<group name="FIRST GROUP ">
<fields>
<field>FIRST_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD</field>
</fields>
<groupheader height="36" font="Arial" fontsize="10">
<label height="18" alignment="left" width="100%" x="0" y="0">1ST GROUP BY</label>
<message\-field height="18" alignment="left" width="100%" x="0" y="18">
BEGIN $(FIRST_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD)
</message-field>
</groupheader>
<groupfooter height="36" font="Arial" fontsize="10">
<label height="18" alignment="left" width="100%" x="0" y="0">1ST GROUP BY </label>
<message-field height="18" alignment="left" width="100%" x="0" y="18">
END $(FIRST_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD)
</message-field>
</groupfooter>
</group>
<group name="SECOND GROUP ">
<fields>
<field>FIRST_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD</field>
<field>SECOND_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD</field>
</fields>
<groupheader height="36" font="Arial" fontsize="10">
<label height="18" alignment="left" width="90%" x="10%" y="0">2ND GROUP BY</label>
<message-field height="18" alignment="left" width="90%" x="10%" y="18">
BEGIN $(SECOND_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD)
</message-field>
</groupheader>
<groupfooter height="36" font="Arial" fontsize="10">
<label height="18" alignment="left" width="90%" x="0" y="0">2ND GROUP BY</label>
<message-field height="18" alignment="left" width="90%" x="10%" y="18">
END $(SECOND_GROUP_COLUMN_FIELD)
</message-field>
</groupfooter>
</group>
</groups>
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