Nesting depends on which component generated the bookmark. For example, page bookmarks are always one step higher than other bookmarks. Bookmarks created in the group header band are one level higher than bookmarks created in this group's data band. In a master-detail relationship, a master bookmark enables all detail bookmarks. For example, say you have a report with a group.

Group

–Data 1

–Data 2

–Data 3

Group

–Data 1

–Data 2

–Data 3

In this report, groups contain data. And bookmarks from groups will contain bookmarks from data. As a result, the tree of bookmarks has the same structure. for example

Group 1

—Group 2

—-Data 1

—- Data 2

—-Data 3

Group 1

—Group 2

—-Data 1

—- Data 2

—-Data 3

Two nodes are created in the tree of bookmarks. These nodes each contain Group 2 nodes. Group 2 node contains data nodes. For example, a master-detail report.

Master-Data

–Data 1

–Data 2

–Data 3

Master-Data

–Data 1

–Data 2

–Data 3

In this example, the master band nodes form the master data nodes. Each of these nodes will contain nodes formed of detail bands.