Thanks Roberto!

I have been reading the development guide.

If I do not use the send method in the fetch() method, will the fetch
() method do a send of the records in the tables defined in the 
datasource?

I noticed when I create a report with the table SalesTable and 
SalesLine in the datasource. And when I do not send the SalesLine 
from within the fetch method and do not include a section group for 
the salesLine in the report, the lines are not printed. 

Is that correct?

regards,
Don

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> Is not so simple because the fetch method is THE method.
> In fact the standard implementation does a loop for every record 
returned
> by the query and execute for each dataset in the datasource of the 
query
> the send method. The send method is the one that call the 
executesection
> of every section (excluded the programmable).
> You can read more about this in the dev guide.
> 
> --
> Roberto Ukmar
> Indis S.p.A.
> 
> 
> 
> >Hi there,
> >
> >Can someone tell me what the relation/interaction is between the 
> >fetch() method and the structure of the report. And display 
methods 
> >in the bodies. 
> >
> >regards,
> >Don
> >
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