Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

Shankar.C — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 05:49:35 GMT

HI....

I need to set pagebreak in a table inside rdlc. table is having 3 groups. need to set page break after every 20 rows.that 20 rows should include group header and footer rows.... any help.

regds,

Shankar.C

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

csbened — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:21:23 GMT

SSRS - if a subreport is more than a page and included in an other report the whole thing is shown on a single page. How can we force SSRS to create a more pages based on subreport length ?

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

littlejon3 — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 23:45:09 GMT

Has there ever been any update on the forced page break before sub-reports?

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

Usha — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 10:10:07 GMT

Am facing this problem.

In a report one subreport is there after the subreport I took one table which is having a pagebreak.

That means the subreport appears in one page and the table in second page,after exporting to excel,the top of the second sheet is coming up with a hidden blank row..

I want to avoid that blank row at the top of the second sheet,Please help me

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

jpk_jlp — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 22:29:05 GMT

I'm trying to get the pagination in the web browser (Regular ReportServer view) to match the pagination of the printed reports. So that a user can go to the page in the browser, then print only their page of the report. I've tried adjusting the Interactive size, but it's really hit or miss. Any Ideas would be appreciated.

Reporting Services - Page Breaks and PDF Files

David Truxall — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:13:32 GMT

In Reporting Services reports, page breaks occur when the size of the body exceeds the page size. The...

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

zoomer — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:20:46 GMT

Does setting InteractiveHeight to zero really disable pagination when viewing the report via a browser? Are there any other properties that I must set to disable pagination?

I have tried setting that property to zero, but my report still is two pages when I view it with my browser (IE7 or FF.... same results). The page breaks occur exactly where I want them when I export to PDF, but a page break occurs in the middle of a table when I view the same report in IE.

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

tnafoo — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 01:55:15 GMT

i have a report with a blank page after each grouping. i took off page breaks for every items on the page but it didn't work.

after i read your article on setting page margins, i set all page margins to zero: topmargin = 0, rightmargin = 0, leftmargin = 0 and bottommargin = 0. and it's now printing without blank page.

thank you so much brian!

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

BobP1339 — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 17:35:11 GMT

I have a report with a list control on it.

It is grouped on a record key.

In this control I have 3 tables showing different aspects of the record for that record key.

I have KeepTogether set to True for the list, however, it routinely splits the group at the bottom of a page.

The groups are only about 1/3 of a page, so I would think that it would easily bump the offending group to the next page.

Is there any reason the Keep together property would not work?

Thanks

BobP

re: Alien Lanes (Logical and Physical Pagination Rules)

Blake — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 02:06:50 GMT

I've been trying to work out pagination for double-sided printing. I'm using the ReportViewer control to render a local report that will be printed duplex. The report is grouped and each group has a page break at the end. The problem is preventing the start of a group from printing one the back page of another group. For example:

Page 1 (printed on front side of paper): group 1

Page 2 (printed on back side of paper): more group 1

Page 3 (printed on front side of paper): more group 1

Page 4 (printed on on back side of paper): group 2 <--- This is a problem

This should be:

Page 1 (front): group 1

Page 2 (back): more group 1

Page 3 (front): more group 1

Page 4 (back): <This Page Intentionally Left Blank>

Page 5 (front): group 2

The solution in Crystal was to insert a hidden item after the group footer that would check to see whether it was on an even page and, if so, generate a second page break thus forcing the blank page. In SSRS, of course, the body is rendered first and thus doesn't know what page it will be on.

I can still add the hidden item and check for its existence in the page header. I can then check to see whether this is an even or odd page. The problem with this approach is that page breaks apparently cannot be generated in the page header/footer (I suppose to prevent the development of an infinite loop).

Is there any pagination solution for two-sided printing? It would seem to be a common issue to me.