How to make some textboxes repeat with a table across pages

In the Body portion of a report I have a List. Within the List I have a
textbox. Under the textbox I have a table with various columns. It's
possible that the table spans more than one page, which is OK - it just
depends on how much data I have. What I'm having trouble doing is the
following:
When the table spans multiple pages, I want the textbox to print as well.
The textbox is like header info for the table. I have a client with
invoices. The invoice data is shown in the table. The client name in the
textbox.
I've tried the RepeatWith property on the textbox and set the value to the
name of the table, however, it still doesn't repeat. What am I missing'
ThxSo Adrian,
Did you ever get an answer or figure this issue out?
I could certainly use a solution.
Thx,
Russell
"Adrian Maull (MCP)" <no_spam@.no_email.org> wrote in message
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> In the Body portion of a report I have a List. Within the List I have a
> textbox. Under the textbox I have a table with various columns. It's
> possible that the table spans more than one page, which is OK - it just
> depends on how much data I have. What I'm having trouble doing is the
> following:
> When the table spans multiple pages, I want the textbox to print as well.
> The textbox is like header info for the table. I have a client with
> invoices. The invoice data is shown in the table. The client name in the
> textbox.
> I've tried the RepeatWith property on the textbox and set the value to the
> name of the table, however, it still doesn't repeat. What am I missing'
> Thx
>|||No answer yet. I'm currently looking for other Report Services newsgroups.
This one doesn't seem to be monitored very well.
"Russell Hardie" <russell_hardie@.cranevalve.com> wrote in message
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> So Adrian,
> Did you ever get an answer or figure this issue out?
> I could certainly use a solution.
> Thx,
> Russell
> "Adrian Maull (MCP)" <no_spam@.no_email.org> wrote in message
> news:eKAdWqZxEHA.3896@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > In the Body portion of a report I have a List. Within the List I have a
> > textbox. Under the textbox I have a table with various columns. It's
> > possible that the table spans more than one page, which is OK - it just
> > depends on how much data I have. What I'm having trouble doing is the
> > following:
> >
> > When the table spans multiple pages, I want the textbox to print as
well.
> > The textbox is like header info for the table. I have a client with
> > invoices. The invoice data is shown in the table. The client name in
the
> > textbox.
> >
> > I've tried the RepeatWith property on the textbox and set the value to
the
> > name of the table, however, it still doesn't repeat. What am I
missing'
> >
> > Thx
> >
> >
>|||I understand. My valid email address is in my profile, so if you wouldn't
mind contacting me via email to discuss this further, please do.
Thx,
Russell
"Adrian Maull (MCP)" <no_spam@.no_email.org> wrote in message
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> No answer yet. I'm currently looking for other Report Services
> newsgroups.
> This one doesn't seem to be monitored very well.
> "Russell Hardie" <russell_hardie@.cranevalve.com> wrote in message
> news:%23ex51%23pxEHA.1308@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> So Adrian,
>> Did you ever get an answer or figure this issue out?
>> I could certainly use a solution.
>> Thx,
>> Russell
>> "Adrian Maull (MCP)" <no_spam@.no_email.org> wrote in message
>> news:eKAdWqZxEHA.3896@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> > In the Body portion of a report I have a List. Within the List I have
>> > a
>> > textbox. Under the textbox I have a table with various columns. It's
>> > possible that the table spans more than one page, which is OK - it just
>> > depends on how much data I have. What I'm having trouble doing is the
>> > following:
>> >
>> > When the table spans multiple pages, I want the textbox to print as
> well.
>> > The textbox is like header info for the table. I have a client with
>> > invoices. The invoice data is shown in the table. The client name in
> the
>> > textbox.
>> >
>> > I've tried the RepeatWith property on the textbox and set the value to
> the
>> > name of the table, however, it still doesn't repeat. What am I
> missing'
>> >
>> > Thx
>> >
>> >
>>
>

How to make Column headers footer and the image repeat in all pages of report

Can you please help, i want to make the column headers, footer and the image repeat in all the pages of the report.

if my report has 5 pages then in all pages i want the image appear plus all the column names and footer to appear in every page.

Thanky ou very much for the information.

Hi,

If you are using Table in your report,For the table there are two properties

RepeatFooterOnNewPage->True

RepeatHeaderOnNewPage->True

Hope this helps.

|||Perfect Thank you Mahima.|||How is this done for when you export to excel? When I export with page breaks between my top level group, it renders fine on the report server and every page has the table header. But when I export to Excel the table header doesn't show up on the seperate pages/worksheets.
Any ideas?

How to make a page break...correctly

I am creating a report that uses a list control and have the break at end of
list. This does not work on all pages. I have some sections that spill over
to another page. This would not be a problem if the list control would insert
a page break prior to starting the next section. Also, it seems that some
reports that are shorter, the next section starts on the same page. Is there
some trick to making a report insert a page break where you want it to
everytime? I am using SSRS 1 w/SP2.On Mar 1, 7:06 am, Wannabe <Wann...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I am creating a report that uses a list control and have the break at end of
> list. This does not work on all pages. I have some sections that spill over
> to another page. This would not be a problem if the list control would insert
> a page break prior to starting the next section. Also, it seems that some
> reports that are shorter, the next section starts on the same page. Is there
> some trick to making a report insert a page break where you want it to
> everytime? I am using SSRS 1 w/SP2.
I have not used SP2 yet; however, prior to that, if you right click
the list control and go to Properties on the General tab below Page
Breaks you should be able to select 'Insert a page break after this
list.' Also, if you are using a table inside the list you should be
able to insert a page break after the table; as well, as after any
groups defined in the table. That said, sometimes the grouping in SSRS
is a little funny when it comes to lists and tables. Hope this is
helpful.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. SQL Server Developer|||On the list control, I do have the property checked to break after the list.
Just it does not always seem to work. I have one list control in the body of
the page. In this list control, I have many textbox controls. The list
control is tied to a datasource and I have ten records in this datasource, so
I expect 10 pages from my report. But what happens, is that records one and
two will display on a page by themselves, but record three will have part of
record four at the bottom of it, then record four finishes, and record five
will be back to a page of its own. This happens every so often and I do not
see a pattern. Hope this makes sense. Thanks for looking into this.
"EMartinez" wrote:
> On Mar 1, 7:06 am, Wannabe <Wann...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > I am creating a report that uses a list control and have the break at end of
> > list. This does not work on all pages. I have some sections that spill over
> > to another page. This would not be a problem if the list control would insert
> > a page break prior to starting the next section. Also, it seems that some
> > reports that are shorter, the next section starts on the same page. Is there
> > some trick to making a report insert a page break where you want it to
> > everytime? I am using SSRS 1 w/SP2.
>
> I have not used SP2 yet; however, prior to that, if you right click
> the list control and go to Properties on the General tab below Page
> Breaks you should be able to select 'Insert a page break after this
> list.' Also, if you are using a table inside the list you should be
> able to insert a page break after the table; as well, as after any
> groups defined in the table. That said, sometimes the grouping in SSRS
> is a little funny when it comes to lists and tables. Hope this is
> helpful.
> Regards,
> Enrique Martinez
> Sr. SQL Server Developer
>|||On Mar 1, 9:01 am, Wannabe <Wann...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> On the list control, I do have the property checked to break after the list.
> Just it does not always seem to work. I have one list control in the body of
> the page. In this list control, I have many textbox controls. The list
> control is tied to a datasource and I have ten records in this datasource, so
> I expect 10 pages from my report. But what happens, is that records one and
> two will display on a page by themselves, but record three will have part of
> record four at the bottom of it, then record four finishes, and record five
> will be back to a page of its own. This happens every so often and I do not
> see a pattern. Hope this makes sense. Thanks for looking into this.
> "EMartinez" wrote:
> > On Mar 1, 7:06 am, Wannabe <Wann...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > > I am creating a report that uses a list control and have the break at end of
> > > list. This does not work on all pages. I have some sections that spill over
> > > to another page. This would not be a problem if the list control would insert
> > > a page break prior to starting the next section. Also, it seems that some
> > > reports that are shorter, the next section starts on the same page. Is there
> > > some trick to making a report insert a page break where you want it to
> > > everytime? I am using SSRS 1 w/SP2.
> > I have not used SP2 yet; however, prior to that, if you right click
> > the list control and go to Properties on the General tab below Page
> > Breaks you should be able to select 'Insert a page break after this
> > list.' Also, if you are using a table inside the list you should be
> > able to insert a page break after the table; as well, as after any
> > groups defined in the table. That said, sometimes the grouping in SSRS
> > is a little funny when it comes to lists and tables. Hope this is
> > helpful.
> > Regards,
> > Enrique Martinez
> > Sr. SQL Server Developer
Unfortunately, SSRS is a bit flaky sometimes when it comes to grouping
and page breaks. The only other thing I can think of is to try to put
the textbox controls inside a rectangle and then inside a list
control.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. SQL Server Developer

How to make a page break so table details are not split to 2 pages

How to make a page break so table details are not split to 2 pages?
I use table to show details for each record (Each record has several table
rows). One page can have several records. But if the blank is not enough for
one record, I want that record to be on the next page.
How can I achieve this?
I have chosen the page detail "keeptogether" as TRUE.I have solved this problem by using table details grouping property.
"Hello Kitty" wrote:
> How to make a page break so table details are not split to 2 pages?
> I use table to show details for each record (Each record has several table
> rows). One page can have several records. But if the blank is not enough for
> one record, I want that record to be on the next page.
> How can I achieve this?
> I have chosen the page detail "keeptogether" as TRUE.|||HK... if you don't mind my asking... how did u fix your problem exactly...
the details grouping allows you to force a page break after or before the
grouping... but if you do that... sure you won't have any records broken
up... but don't you end up with each record on a new page?
"Hello Kitty" wrote:
> I have solved this problem by using table details grouping property.
> "Hello Kitty" wrote:
> > How to make a page break so table details are not split to 2 pages?
> >
> > I use table to show details for each record (Each record has several table
> > rows). One page can have several records. But if the blank is not enough for
> > one record, I want that record to be on the next page.
> > How can I achieve this?
> >
> > I have chosen the page detail "keeptogether" as TRUE.

How to make a diagram from data in a SQL Server table?

Hi all,

I′m a real SQL rookie and after two days of intensive research and reading of dozens of articles and web pages a bit confused about all that knowledge concerning database technology ... and I only want to do something very easy ...

Now, my question is, how can I produce a diagram from that data, that is stored in a table, maybe called "DiagData1"?

I have installed SQL Server Express 2005 and Visual Basic Express 2005 and did some first steps with it as where shown in an brilliant tutorial that I′ve found on a Microsoft (?) webpage. It shows the complete way building a database and connecting it to a form which was build with Visual Basic. So all what is left is find out how the database tables are connected to a diagram.

thanks′n greets,

VBFan

Hi all,

after long hours of reading and testing there′s some success now. Taking some lines from the online help I′ve done the following VB-prog that produces lines on the form when the button is pushed.

Now I would like to know how the button can be added by the prog at runtime. When I try it with the lines, that are commented out, I get an error.

Does anybody have the solution?

Thank you and greetings,

VBFan

Public Class Form1

Dim clI As Integer = 0

' Private Button1 As New Button()

'Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

' Me.Controls.Add(Button1)

' Button1.Height = 100

' Button1.Text = "Draw Line"

'End Sub

Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click

Dim myPen As New System.Drawing.Pen(System.Drawing.Color.Red)

Dim formGraphics As System.Drawing.Graphics

formGraphics = Me.CreateGraphics()

formGraphics.DrawLine(myPen, 0, 0, 200, 200 + clI)

clI = clI + 10

myPen.Dispose()

formGraphics.Dispose()

End Sub

End Class

sql

How to know pages flushed at checkpoint?

The checkpoints at our system take way too long.
I'd like to figure out the number of dirty pages
flushed at a checkpoint and ideally which tables and indexes
they belong to.
Is there any way to do it?
Thanks a lotHi,
Use SQL Server performance monitor counters specifically SQL Server Buffer
Mgr: Checkpoint Pages/Sec and SQL Server Buffer Mgr: Lazy Writes/Sec
--
Dinesh.
SQL Server FAQ at
http://www.tkdinesh.com
<news1_skh@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> The checkpoints at our system take way too long.
> I'd like to figure out the number of dirty pages
> flushed at a checkpoint and ideally which tables and indexes
> they belong to.
> Is there any way to do it?
> Thanks a lot|||Thanks - these counters are very helpful.
They, however, do not give an exact info on the number
of flushed pages - just an estimate.
The reason I'd like to have an exact info is this:
checkpoints on our Production database take very long (~20 sec).
The majority of the deta from the Production DB is replicated
on another server where checkpoints take ~0.2 sec.
I'd like to compare what exactly is flushed on both servers
to see if the difference is due to the hardware problems
or there is something I can do with the DB settings
to improve performance.
Any help is greatly appreciated...