Hierarchy (Parent-Child) drill-down report

Good morning,
I use Crystal Reports v12.3.0.601 & backend is Oracle - And I am a beginner.
Attached JPG details my question/ problem - Thank you for your time.
Regards,
Sridhar Lam

Hi Abilash,
I tried what you suggested...it returns the entire tree stucture. (returns ALL folder structure with indent....runs into hundreds of pages)
The problem I face is that...for a specific folder 'D7'...I need the structure....
(possibly a drill-down or drill-up structure or both if it is in the middle of the tree structure)
Let me explain....
My question is not that simple:
1. If I am given a FOLDER_RSN = D7 (could be any...but I am picking one as required by my business here)
2. Objective is to display drill-down/ drill-up/ or both structure of D7
Scenarios:
a. D7 could be a top-node parent
b. D7 could be a sub-parent under top-node parent.
c. D7 could be a sub-parent under another sub-parent
I would prefer a SQL statement referring the image...makes it easy to solve !!!
Thank you,
Regards,
Sridhar Lam

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Drill-Down behavior in Crystal doesn't carry over to pdf exports.
Using one of the 3rd-party Crystal Reports schedulers listed at http://www.kenhamady.com/bookmarks.html you can achieve similar behavior in pdf exports by automating the process of:
1. exporting the main report to main pdf.
2. Bursting a detailed report to individual pdf files
3. using Crystal formulas embedded in the main report to generate live links from the exported main pdf to the individual detail pdf files.

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