I have written a VB .Net application over 33 webforms which act as a "Wizard" interface by collecting data from a user on each screen - I have one backend SQL server 2000 table for each form.
When the user reaches the last form they have a "Print button" which when clicked creates a localreport, creates a dataset of all data across all tables, creates a reportdatasource based on the dataset.
It then reads a local rdlc file and performs various formatting options by dynamically changing the XML.
I then call LoadReportDefinition to load the report.
I then render the report as a PDF to a byte array and write the array to the response object:-
Everything has been working a treat until I realised that the the report body appears to be limited to 160 inches in height. My report only ever has 1 very wide record in it and is a series of rectangles containing textboxes each rectange is set to have a page break after it. Given that each rectange is 27cm in height it appears that the maximum number of pages I will be able to render is 15 - I need it to be able to go up to 33.
Is there any way of combining 2 reports in to one when you call the render method?
Any other suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
I need to fill a height column. I could just type it in, but I'd like to know how to do it programatically.
Columns HeightID- (int Identity 12, 1) {minumum human height being arbitrarily 12 inches, incrementing by 1, so the ID is the actual height in inches. We need the low numbers beceause we might be dealing with infants}
Height- (varchar(10))as (HeightID/12)', (MOD(HeightID, 12))" with the quote characters and the space
Sample return: HeightID Height ----------------------- 12 1' 0" 13 1' 1" 14 1' 2" and so on, but stopping at 7' 5", or heightID = 89
I know it's some kind of WHILE, Insert, break if, continue loop, but I can't seem to do it, especially with the quote characters making life difficult. Does that make sense?
I try to embed my Reports of Reporting Services to ASP .NET Application. I use ReportViewer component of Visual Studio 2005. When I try to set Height property to 100% there is no report content shown. I tried to set SizeToReportContent property but there wasn't success. At the same time when I set Height to any particular value e.g. 400px, everything is OK. But of cousre I can't know particular height for every reports. Did you have any such problems? Can you help me?
I have an asp.net report with InteractiveSize.Height set to 2€? and RepeatHeaderOnNewPage set to true. The report viewer has AsyncRendering set to true and Height to 210. Launch report everthing is cool. I get 5 lines just as my requirements state (I am displaying 1 of 4 pages). Click the Next Page button and now the report has a right scrollbar (bad) and is displaying 7 lines and is about 2.75" tall. It is as if the header is not being counted in the 2€? height calculation. Bug! Any suggestions?
So now I'd like to make the row height automatically expand to fit the data. The interesting situation here is that the row starts off very small and then if you click a box it displays an image and when the image is displayed, I need row to expand to fit it.
I am attempting to add a new row to a table. Every time I add the new row (doens't matter where) it has an effect on the height of the other rows in the table when displayed on screen (makes them taller). However the rows retain the required height when printed. I haven't any idea what might be causing this behaviour. The only explanation I can think of is that this is a bug.
I know it's a bit obscure but has anyone else come across this or have any idea what might be causing it?
I've been having some problems with a report on export to Excel. I have four tables, contained within a rectangle at the top of the report, followed by a second page of tables dynamically generated by the data being fed into the report.
On export to Excel, the top sections of tables appear to export with a fixed row height that does not show all of the string contained within the cell.
I've had similar issues before with "title" textboxes, but these are usually easily solved by expanding the height of the box within the report. In this case, this hasn't worked!
We have a ReportViewer control sitting inside a master page's content placeholder. All works fine except when I set the width and height to 100% rather than a fixed size in pixels. This is what we require, as we'd like the control to resize automatically along with the page.
I'm aware of a fix whereby you remove the doctype statement from the page's script, but this seems to have no effect on a page which is based on a master page.
Is there any other way we can get our ReportViewer to work in a 100% width/height mode?
I have requirement to generate a Report of having more than 30 pages. I am getting an error when I am adding an object to the body. The maximum height of the body is 160 in but my requirement is more than 160in.
I do not want to use Linked Reports, because my requirement is Report should be print on the single click.
When I set the Width and Height properties of my reportviewer on my aspx page to 100% (I do not want to explicitly set these properties) it does not show properly.
However, it show properly if I remove the doctype and set the asyncrendering property to false. Is there another option than removing the doctype and setting asyncrendering = false?
Hi. I have a rectangle in the page header which contains the report graphic and title. I use the rectangle's Propeties > Visibility tab > Expression, with the following code,
=IIF(Globals!PageNumber = 1, False, True)
However, on pages after page 1, the report table's height is the same as page 1 and it's positioned at the same spot as page 1 -- down about 2 inches from the top. How do I get the table's height to fill the page on pages after page 1?
I have a SSRS 2012 tablix that contains some charts which are by default set to hidden until such time as the corresponding field is clicked. What I want to do is that when the chart is hidden shrink the row height to the height of the text in the rest of the row and when it is made visible expand the row height to accommodate the chart height in the row.
I am using the fixed header functionality in reporting services (SS2005) to keep the 3 left-hand-most columns of a table always visible as my report scrolls to the right. To do this I set the "fixed header" value for those columns to true.
My problem is that some of the group headers resize as I scroll to the right - everything looks normal before I start scrolling, but immediately as I move the scrollbar, some of my group headers grow (row height increases), throwing the headers out of line with the data row in the columns that aren't fixed.
It seems it's only certain headers that grow - they alternate between growing and normal size. I can't find any differences in the properties of the textboxes between those whose height increases and those that don't.
I have tried setting the CanGrow property in the relevant textboxes to false, to cater for the possibility that something might be trying to wrap - that didn't make any difference (which is what I expected, seeing as the text is never wider than the textbox width).
Does anyone have any ideas as to what the problem might be?
I am using Sqlserver Reporting services 2005 with ASP.NET 2.0. I am using Report viewer control in ASP.NET to display the report which is generated by using Sqlserver Reporting services 2005.
Actually, when i am giving the below statement, the the report is displaying good.
I have set the Interactive Height in my SQL report to 11 inches. I have also set a page break to occur after each table group in my report. When I run the report in SQL Reporting Services (or in Visual Studio 2005) the only page breaks that occur are the ones after each group. The Interactive Height setting is not causing page breaks. The first group in my report prints out as 4 pages but is showing up on the html screen as 1 long page. The first page break finally occurs at the end of the first group.
How can I get the Interactive Height to force page breaks within each of my groups? I am using SQL Reporting Services 2005.
Any body has problems using report viewer in IFrame? Here is the observation i have....when you assign the report.Height = 400px. It is assigning the report body height to be 400px. when i say report body I mean report body only!!
The report parameters section is not included in 400px. The export, print, page navigation button sections is not in 400px either!! Given such properties, when you want to show report viewer in a pre-determined IFRAME (non-scrollable) height of 500px, part of the report and horizontal report scroll bar could disappear , if the paratemeters section is more than 100px (says >2 rows or more than 4 parameters)!!
can someone tell me how to lock the height of report viewer size that will include parameters + export,print + report body? or any workaround?
Hi I have a report of 8.5"(W) by 11"(H).The header and footer size are fixed. The header size is 4.75 in and footer size is 2.375in. In the report body I have a table where the data is dynamic. The problem is when the data is small i mean like 2 or 3 columns it doesnt touch the footer . If we have more than 10 columns or so it goes to the next page and even then it doesnt touch the footer beacuse the data stops there. If we have like 4 columns or so in the table then it touches the footer. I tried to replace the table with the list but I got the same problem there also. I tried to place the table in a rectangle and it has the same problem. I want the table to touch the footer no matter how much the data is . Is there any work around for this problem?
I really appreciate your help and time Thanks Hobbs
I need to expand my page width and height. The report designer and report viewer allows me to do that. The expanded page does not export to the PDF Format. I am stuck width 6 1/4 x 8/12 for the PDF format. I am using the windows report viewer.
I have a table where I added several header rows above the details row and increased the row heights to 0.4in. The row height looks fine in preview, but when I export to Excel, it is as if I had not increased the row height. I have found through trial and error that if I place a textbox below my table and position it so that it is under the rightmost column of my table, then I get my desired row heights in Excel. If I remove the textbox or if it is not under the rightmost column then the row heights revert back to their original size. The textbox can be empty and still has the desired effect. i am using SQL Server 2008 RTM and VS 2008 SP1.
I have designed a matrix report to display activities for which I added a table with in one of the cell When I run the report, I see activities but the row alignment is not proper and also when there are no records it displays blank.
INSERT INTO PatientVisits (PatientID,HeightInches)
select '1234-12', '68.5' -- would like to convert 68.5 to 5' 8 1/2" how would I extract the value in a select statement of '68.5' to display in feet and inches rather than a decimal value?
I have a text box that contains a memo field. It's located in the middle of the report page. If the data is too big to fit on the bottom half of the report, then it goes to the next page. This leaves a blank bottom half on the first / initial page. How can I get the textbox to split across pages and not go to a new page automatically?
I am trying to print only the grand total raw. The grand total is based on the information in the groups and therefore I cannot hide the groups.
Instead I am trying to minimize the size of the group raw by sizing font, shrink, etc but with no success. I still get a lot of unwanted space. How can resolve this?
I have created an SSRS report containing a bar chart. The Y-axis contains some application names which are displayed based on a certain criteria. Hence sometimes there are only 2 values in y-axis while sometimes it may range upto 20 items. I have tried a lot but have been unsuccessful in getting a dynamic y-axis which changes with the number of items present.
