I am using report viewer control in ASP.NET MVC 4 application. Because for this i did not follow the MVC structure. I create a separate aspx page for report. Its working fine.
But i am facing issue in pagination. I want to display limited no of rows per page. For example if i have 1000 rows in then i want to show 10 rows on each page (I want this pagination for web page, i am not talking about when we print the report in PDF or Excel). I am using Table (a control from report toolbox)
I searched on net but someone suggested me to set "InteractiveSize" but this is depends upon the size , i want to fix it as a 10 rows per page same like we use in Gridview.
Specifying Page Breaks and Page Sizes is also not work for me. I think we use "Page Breaks and Page Sizes" for doing partition on pdf or excel file.
Please give me solution. thanks in advance.
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USING VS2013 and SSRS2012
I have a small ssrs report(2 pages) that displays perfectly in the report viewer and report server but when i export it to PDF the second page is duplicated. I have not seen this behavior with other reports and even this report when there is only one page. Is there something I should be looking for in the SSRS report?
Thanks in advance,
Hank Anzis
I solved the problem by changing the page break options. There are two groups on the report. The inner group had a page break on each occurrence and a page break at the start of the group. I removed the page break at the start of the group and there is no duplicated page on the rendering and printing.
I'm new at working with itext and I'm looking for help.
I'm creating a PDF document based on a PDF template which contains a form with acrofields. This form is composed by some fields on top page and a table and has only one page.
The PDF document generated will have one or more pages depending on table's size (if size content extends predefined size, table should continue in the second page). Also every page should display fields on the top with the same information.
I've tried to solve it following "AddExtraTable" example, but I didn't get to keep the fields on top in all pages, only in the first one.
I've tried also to solve it with PdfCopy. This approach displays the fields on top in all pages but table content is not properly displayed.
Can someone help me?
PS: I have to use itext 2.1.7 because of project requirements.
I am generating the PDF in that, i have merged first RDLC(Report) and second cristal report Total 2 pages are in my report,but after generating PDF it is showing three page, last page is blank so how to Delete blank page Using VB.NET... please help me out....
The reason for the third page is probably an element of the report overflowing invisibly somewhere. Try making it slightly less wide for starters and see if that helps.
I have a RDLC report and I am displaying it on the Report Viewer Control in my front end application. I get the report perfectly and theres no problem in it.
But the problem arises when I try to export the report to a PDF (using available option - basically the inbuilt option).
I get the report in 3 pages whereas my client wants it to be in a single page. I am not able to figure out the reason for it as in my report viewer I see only one page but in a PDF there are 3 pages. I have only four columns with no data, still they are breaking up into multiple pages. 2 columns on 1st page 2 on second page. Not real sure what happened to the 3rd page. Somebody recommended changing the paper size of the default printer but I didn't think is was worth trying.
Can something be done abt it so that I can control the size of the report???
This can be a real PITA but there are several things you can do to get you there in BIDS.
To see what it will look like as a pdf use the "Print Layout" button on the preview mode toolbar.
Goto the report properties and set the orientation and paper size as you need them.
Remember the margins in the report properties to make your report display area smaller. I generally set these smaller than the defaults.
Go back to you report items and make sure they are smaller than (pagesize - margins)
This should help.
you can try setting InteractiveHeight=0 , I know that at least works for the MHTML output, not sure about PDF, but it might lead you in the right direction
I'm working on my first significant Sql Reporting Services project and am having problems with paging. Most of the reports are already working.
What is happening is that I"m getting different numbers and locations of page breaks between Web Reportviewer, PDF and Word documents. The word is the closest, but none of the three are really correct.
I've looked for the for the obvious like extra paging and making sure the report does not go outside of the left or right margins. My problem is that I'm not sure how to go about troubleshooting reports that pages that do not break in the correct location.
Does anyone have a suggestion where to start?
I'm using VS2008, SQL2008 DE on Vista Dev box.
This isn't really a problem - the different renderers are rendering the report appropriately for their output. The web viewer is optimised for screen-based reading and generally allows more content per page than the PDF viewer does as the PDF viewer is constrained by the paper size that it formats to. Thus you get more pages when rendering for PDF than web; however, the content of the report is exactly the same.
The best illustration of this is the Excel renderer - the Excel renderer renders the entire report onto a single worksheet in most cases (for reports with grouping and page breaks set on the group footer it will render each group on its own worksheet). You wouldn't want the Excel renderer to artificially create worksheets to try to paginate your report. It does the appropriate thing which is to include all the data in one big worksheet even though that may be logically thought of as one big "page".
The web renderer page length is determined by the InteractiveHeight attribute of the report (in the InteractiveSize property in the Properties pane for the report) but the interactive height is an approximation rather than a fixed page break setting and your page breaks may still not conform to the PDF version even though the InteractiveHeight is set to the same length as your target page length.