Textbox Goes To New Page And Doesn't Split Across Pages If Height Is Too Big
Sep 21, 2005
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?
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 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.
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.
Is it possible to say for example have the first page that contains a chart in portrait layout and the rest of the report that is a table in landscape layout?
My report has a group "order_no" and after each 1 there is a page break.... on each page I want a textbox which refers to the product column in the table...
How do I get the textbox to refer to the column on that page?
(I no to refer to the column in the table is:
=ReportItems("product").Value
But now that I have moved the textbox to the page header, it returns no value!!!
I in a table or partition, the first page is an IAM-Page if I'm not wrong, this page keeps track of the extents. In the first extent to where the "first_iam_page" points to, the extent is a mixed extent, therefore the pages can be from different tables or partitions, correct? How does my IAM-Page map the right pages to the corresponding table? the following extents are all uniform of one table type, so I guess it doesnt matter then. But n, how does it keep track of which pages belong to which tables in the first extent?
My second question is, the first IAM-Page is obviously an IAM-Page, but there are also GAM , SGAM and PFS Page files... where are they stored? Because when I create a table and insert a big value(8000) into it, it reserves 16KB for that table, one for the IAM-page, and one for the first data-page. But where can I find the GAM,SGAM and PFS page files? or are they not page files, just some other structures?
I have a situation where a textBox can span multiple pages. When this occurs I lose a label that I have at the top of the page, containing data from the dataset. The label is set to repeat on every page and works great with the exception of this case.
So my questions would be :
1) is it i possible to force the render of the a label (a textbox) in the case that a page break is due to an abhorrently long textbox value? -OR- 2) is it possible to inject a field from my dataset into the page header?
I am using SSRS (Sql server reporting services) for one of my report related to EIS-MIS. i want group wise page numbering and also display the no. of pages for that particular group.
e.g suppose group 1 has 5 pages then it should display page no. 1 /5, 2/5,3/5,4/5, 5/5. now suppose group change then it shold display 1/4 like this
I have already implemented groupwise page numbering using then custom code and i have call that function from the header portion of the report. now the question is how can i display the total no. of pages in particular group?
For that i have add one count column in query itself but as we know we can't use field value in header and footer portion and also we can't use global variables in data portion.
I am staring to lose my mind on all this "work-around" BS in trying to create a dynamic header.
I have a report with contains a table, whose first two lines are a header line in which I want to repeat on each page. Then I have about 20 detail rows of information related to the header. The 21st detail row is a merged cell that contains a subreport relating to the header item.
When printing to PDF, the detail rows consume about half the page and the subreport is anywere from half a page to several pages long. When the subreport is more than half a page, it skips the end of the first page and starts on the top of the next page, leaving the bottom half of the first page blank. No matter what I set the page breaking to, it continues this behavior. In addition, when the subreport data spans more than one page, my parent table's header row will not print to the next page even it the RepeatOnNewPage is set to true.
I am coding this way because I have found no good way of creating a dynamic header that will correctly and consistantly display data that has detail that spans more than one page.
I'm only now discovering DBCC. In particular; I'd like to tune my fill factors on Clustered Tables with the goal of reducing excessive page splits over time yet not allowing so much space that paging space gets wasted.Question 1: How can I run a statistic on one (or all) tables that gives me the information to do this tuning and do you know a good link/reference to describe it's use?For columns that I know will always be populated later, and the size is also known (integers, char(1), etc) I plan to assign initial values where the business logic doesn't need to distinguish between Null and Zero, for example. Question 2: Does a reindex (Create Index ... with Drop_Existing ...) reorder these and eliminate splits and fragmentation? If so; then I can be more aggressive with assigning higher numbers on very large tables since I re-index weekly.Thanks; I hope I'm not over-using you guys and I appreciate all the help. Hope the questions aren't lame. I do try my own searches but sometimes the voice of experience ... (wading boot alert).
I am working now on optimization of an update query for a particular table and I want to measure the number of page splits after each update. How to check it?
SELECT favorites.FID, favorites.filename, favorites.username, files.status, files.private, files.views, files.title FROM favorites INNER JOIN files ON favorites.filename = files.filename WHERE (favorites.username = @username) AND (files.status IS NULL) AND (files.private = @private)@private is manually set to 'no'@username is set to profile.usernamewhen I run the above query in microsoft sql server mgmt studio express on the database, it presents all the information i'm asking for very easily. however when i try to implement this query on a aspx .net2.0 page with teh sqldatasource and a gridview, no data is displayed.anyone know what my problem is?
I installed Reporting Services 2014 on Windows 7. When i am trying to start home page i can see only HTML page and the text: "localhost/reports - /",then double lines (<hr><hr>) and text "Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Version 12.0.4100.1"Maybe the windows user (SERVER_NAMEADMINISTRATOR) has not sufficient permissions ?
I've posted a feedback with Microsoft to see if we can get them to fix the issue described below, but so far no one from Microsoft has commented to let us know what they're doing about this problem! I'm posting this here to see if maybe we can get more people to rate this feedback or chime in on what a pain it is! Please feel free to add your own comments or how you had to work around this issue and whether or not you think this is something Microsoft should be addressing NOW.
Provide Individual Page Numbering per Group and Total Pages per Group
Currently in a Reporting Services report, you can't readily reset the page number for each group in a table, nor can you display the total number of pages per group. For example, if I'm printing invoices and each invoice is a separate group, I'd like to be able to print "Page 1 of 5" , "Page 2 of 5" etc. for the first invoice, then "Page 1 of 3" when the next invoice begins, and so on. This was easy in Crystal Reports. I realize that Crystal Reports has a two-pass process that enables that kind of pagination. However, this is REALLY important functionality that's just missing from Reporting Services and I'm hoping you'll provide it REALLY SOON! Yeah, I know there are work-arounds if you can know exactly how many rows of information there are on each page. But gosh! That's not practical, especially if you have second level groups inside the main group or text blocks in rows that can 'grow' to more than one line. I've read a couple of work-arounds, but none of them works correctly and consistently when more than one user is running the same report or when you print the report while you're looking at it on the screen. I still may need access to the overall report page number and the overall total number of pages, so don't get rid of that. It's just that if you're doing this already for the entire report, I don't see why you can't do it per group! Lots of people have been asking for this for years, and I don't understand why it hasn't been implemented.
I've read a few articles on this topic, but no one has come up with a decent work around. My theory is that Microsoft should be addressing this immediately. This is major functionality that's just plain missing from SSRS and should have been there from the start. If anyone from Microsoft can let us know what's going on with this issue or if anyone would like for me to clarify this further, feel free to let me know.
in microsoft doc there is written on the topic of BP Extensions with SSD's in SQL Server 2014: only clean pages are written to disk... does this mean data pages that have not been modified yet? or also those data pages that have already been modified, and where log has finished writing and the transaction has been marked as commited??
why are there clean data pages being written to L2 cache to make space for other not modified pages? I mean, shoudnt they be modified first, before letting other unmodified data pages into the Cache? I mean they have still to be modified..that makes no sense to me to page them out and page them in again just for other data pages...
I am having problems exporting data into a flat file using specific code page. My application has a variable "User::CodePage" that stores code page value (936, 950, 1252, etc) based on the data source. This variable is assigned to the CodePage property of desitnation file connection using Property expression.
But, when I execute the package, the CodePage property of the Destination file connection defaults to the initial value that was set for "User:CodePage" variable in design mode. I checked the value within the variable during runtime and it changes correctly for each data source. But, the property of the destinatin file connection doesn't change and results in an error.
[Flat File Destination [473]] Error: Data conversion failed. The data conversion for column "Column01" returned status value 4 and status text "Text was truncated or one or more characters had no match in the target code page.".
[DTS.Pipeline] Error: The ProcessInput method on component "Flat File Destination" (473) failed with error code 0xC02020A0. The identified component returned an error from the ProcessInput method. The error is specific to the component, but the error is fatal and will cause the Data Flow task to stop running.
If I manually update the variable with correct code page and re-run the ETL, everything works fine. Just that it doesn't work during run-time mode.
I have created one reports but all the records are displaying on one page.find a solution to display the records page by page. I created the same report without group so the records are displaying in page by page.
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 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 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?