We have a report that contains a subreport. The subreport pulls in records from a SQL database. There is an outer join between the two tables wth a one to many relationship. The subreport is used to print out the rows from the outer joined table.  After the rows from the outer table are printed, the report advances to the next page and prints out the headings for the next row in the inner table.  If there is more than one row in the outer table, the page heading does not print for the next row in the inner table. Our subreport is Details B, our main report is Details A. We have tried multiple variations and combinations of New Page Before and New Page After and nothing seems to work. We do suppress the subreport if the field is blank.

What do we need to do to get the Page Header to print on EVERY PAGE, regardless of what the subreport is doing.

 

 

We are not using Group Headers. There is no need for them. We are only using page headers. Each record has all the record specific header as part of the Detail A. Each record Detail A and B are printing correctly. The problem is Page Header specific, and there is no supressing being done. We have all of the information needed on the report, but it doesn't look very professional if the page header doesn't show up on every page.

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