For reports with quite a few results, adding paging controls can help your report load more quickly and keep your users from being overwhelmed by data.
Your paging controls must appear within your report controls form.
{DATATYPES.CONTROLS_START}
{DATATYPES.SHOW_DATATYPE.RESULT_CONTROLS.PAGING.INPUT}
{DATATYPES.CONTROLS_END}
Adding paging controls depends on the type of report you’re creating. To see examples of paging on each of the report types, click here. Below is the code for adding paging to each of the report types:
Result
{DATATYPES.SHOW_DATATYPE.RESULT_CONTROLS.PAGING.INPUT}
This also applies to Log type reports, as they are also instantiated using the RESULT command.
Crosstab
{DATATYPES.SHOW_DATATYPE.CROSSTAB_CONTROLS.PAGING.INPUT}
By default, crosstab paging controls the number of records in your top-level crosstab group. You can specify an alternate group to use in your {|CROSSTAB|} command.
{|CROSSTAB|PAGING_GROUP=MONTH_YEAR}
Nested
{DATATYPES.SHOW_DATATYPE.NESTED_CONTROLS.PAGING.INPUT}
By default, nested paging controls the number of records in your inner-most nested group (or datapoints). You can specify an alternate group to use in your {|NESTED|} command.
{|NESTED|PAGING_GROUP=MONTH_YEAR}