Displays the page heading before the next data-output row.
Otherwise, a new page heading occurs only if the page or column members change, a page is generated (for example, page length is exceeded or a NEWPAGE command is issued), or a page header has not been done for this page and the first output row on the page is ready to print.
If PAGEHEADING is specified between the STARTHEADING and ENDHEADING commands, however, the page heading is displayed with the heading and not immediately. This command also permanently nullifies the effect of a previously issued SUPPAGEHEADING command.
The page heading is the default heading, which contains the current page members.
Syntax
{ PAGEHEADING }Notes
The TEXT and SUPPRESSHEADING command can be used to customize page heading text and placement.
By default, page and column headers (together called the HEADING) are turned on. This means they are displayed prior to the first actual output row in a report, and are reset to display again whenever:
A new page is generated.
Any member in the page or column dimensions changes.
A specific COLHEADING, PAGEHEADING, or IMMHEADING dictates a new heading. Once they are reset to display, they are output just prior to the new non-suppressed output row.
IMMHEADING produces a new page and column heading immediately, without waiting for the next non-suppressed output line.
Example
The PAGEHEADING command in the following report inserts the page heading members in the report for a second time.
<PAGE (Market, Accounts, Scenario)
Chicago Sales Actual
<COLUMN (Year)
<ICHILDREN (Year)
<ROW (Product)
Television
VCR
{ SKIP PAGEHEADING SKIP }
Compact_Disc
Stereo
!This example produces the following report:
Chicago Sales Actual
Qtr1 Qtr2 Qtr3 Qtr4 Year
======= ====== ====== ====== =======
Television 4,410 4,001 4,934 6,261 19,606
VCR 3,879 3,579 4,276 4,877 16,611
Chicago Sales Actual
Compact_Disc 3,150 3,021 3,032 3,974 13,177
Stereo 2,591 2,476 2,567 3,035 10,669See Also