Exporting is not wokring if we place an Image in the Report Header

Hi all..

In my report, i am placing an Image(Embedded) in the Header section. But while i am exporting the document to pdf , it is not displaying any data except the Header Image 3 times. I tried this by placing the image in a List data region also. But still the same problem.

Can any one help me if you come across these kind of issue?

Thanks in advance

Is the image positioned right again the report report border?

Are you using sub reports in the body or is it just straight data?

What is the format of the image?

Will export correctly to Excel?

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Exporting to Excel is okay. But to the PDF it is not exporting and displaying the Image(JPEG) thrice.

I placed the image in the header and placed within the report border. I am not using any sub reports. It is straight data.

Can any one faced this kind of problem? pleae give me some solution.

thanks in advance.

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Just out of interest, can you change the image type to a gif and try it. I've had PDF exports that have 'issues' with jpg.

Exporting Data/1st three lines NOT CSV..

I have a specific format that I need to export data to. The first three lines of the document MUST be in the form of:

ascii
,
klg, Eastern Daylight Time,1,1
PineGrove,0,2005/10/01,00:00,1,1.75,192
PineGrove,0,2005/10/01,00:05,1,1.75,192
Pinegrove,0,2005/10/01,00:10,1,1.75,192

If I set this up in DTS and do an export, it puts commas after ascii - which I cannot have.

I've also tried using two data sources and exporting twice (hoping to append), however, one just overwrites the other.

Anyone have any ideas?? :o

Thanks in advance,
KristaIs this from a table?

Read the sticky at the top|||A couple of ideas...

You can create two text files, one with the headers. Then use the dos copy command to make one file.

copy file1+file2 file3

Another option is to create a temporary staging table. It can have one large varchar column that contains the data. Then export from this table. This option requires a little work.

Bill|||A couple of ideas...

You can create two text files, one with the headers. Then use the dos copy command to make one file.

copy file1+file2 file3 [B][I]

Bill

YOU'RE AWESOME!! I WAS TRYING TO REMEMBER HOW TO DO THIS EARLIER TODAY!! THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!! :D|||You're welcome.

Check your PM.|||What's PM?|||Private Messagesql

Export to PDF has extra page?

Hello,

When I export to PDF or Tiff, I am getting an extra blank page at the bottom of the document. Any ideas what might be causing this blank page during my export?

BTW...SSRS 2005 SP1

TIA!!!!

It could be extra white space to the right of a matrix or table rendered as a blank, last page.|||This is almost certainly that the width of the formatted page exceeds the margin and trails onto the next page. I've had the same experience.|||

Yes, I believe I see the problem now...

By default, a new report will display a designer pane with a 6.5x2 size. You can't fit a heck of a lot on this pane, so you immediately increase the size by dragging the pane out beyone the 6.5 range. Well with the default 1 inch margins on each side, when this goes to render in PDF, you see an extra "blank" page. In order to get around it you can keep the designer with all the default settings, or you can change the margins and adjust the designer width/height to fit your needs.

Hope this helps others!!!

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Hi,

Im having problem with SSRS export to pdf.. the file size is too big, about 10mb. im using windows 2003 64bit rs and sql 2005.

Please advice.

Export to PDF has extra page?

Hello,

When I export to PDF or Tiff, I am getting an extra blank page at the bottom of the document. Any ideas what might be causing this blank page during my export?

BTW...SSRS 2005 SP1

TIA!!!!

It could be extra white space to the right of a matrix or table rendered as a blank, last page.|||This is almost certainly that the width of the formatted page exceeds the margin and trails onto the next page. I've had the same experience.|||

Yes, I believe I see the problem now...

By default, a new report will display a designer pane with a 6.5x2 size. You can't fit a heck of a lot on this pane, so you immediately increase the size by dragging the pane out beyone the 6.5 range. Well with the default 1 inch margins on each side, when this goes to render in PDF, you see an extra "blank" page. In order to get around it you can keep the designer with all the default settings, or you can change the margins and adjust the designer width/height to fit your needs.

Hope this helps others!!!

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Hi,

Im having problem with SSRS export to pdf.. the file size is too big, about 10mb. im using windows 2003 64bit rs and sql 2005.

Please advice.

Export to PDF has extra blank page??

Hello,
When I export to PDF or Tiff, I am getting an extra blank page at the bottom
of the document. Any ideas what might be causing this blank page during my
export?
BTW...SSRS 2005 SP1
TIA!!!!Make sure you have the size of page set properly.
If the report header + body height + footer > report height
OR left margin + body width + right margin > report body width ...u tend to
get blank pages.
Sunny
"brianpmccullough" wrote:
> Hello,
> When I export to PDF or Tiff, I am getting an extra blank page at the bottom
> of the document. Any ideas what might be causing this blank page during my
> export?
> BTW...SSRS 2005 SP1
> TIA!!!!
>|||Hi Sunny/Brian,
I also face the same issue , of extra blank page on PDF export. I
initially increased
the pagewidth to show all columns on single page but i'm getting a blank
page which user doesn't want to see it. I applied the formula you had
mentioned
ReportHeader 1.7698cm
BodyHeight 12.22 Cm
ReportFooter .635 cm
Report PageHeight 16cm
Left Margin 0.25 cm
body Width 18.925 in
right Margin 0.25cm
Report PageWidth 20.3 in
reportheader + body height + footer < report Pageheight
and left margin + body width + right margin < report Pagewidth
Still i'm getting a extra blank page
As you can see
Thanks!
Rags
"Sunny" wrote:
> Make sure you have the size of page set properly.
> If the report header + body height + footer > report height
> OR left margin + body width + right margin > report body width ...u tend to
> get blank pages.
> Sunny
> "brianpmccullough" wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > When I export to PDF or Tiff, I am getting an extra blank page at the bottom
> > of the document. Any ideas what might be causing this blank page during my
> > export?
> >
> > BTW...SSRS 2005 SP1
> >
> > TIA!!!!
> >|||I have this happen when I have a textbox or other object that is right up to
the right edge of the body.
=-Chris
"RAGHAVAN JAYARAMAN" <RAGHAVANJAYARAMAN@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:F26151BD-6B79-4508-94B2-B18E144AD553@.microsoft.com...
> Hi Sunny/Brian,
> I also face the same issue , of extra blank page on PDF export. I
> initially increased
> the pagewidth to show all columns on single page but i'm getting a blank
> page which user doesn't want to see it. I applied the formula you had
> mentioned
> ReportHeader 1.7698cm
> BodyHeight 12.22 Cm
> ReportFooter .635 cm
> Report PageHeight 16cm
> Left Margin 0.25 cm
> body Width 18.925 in
> right Margin 0.25cm
> Report PageWidth 20.3 in
> reportheader + body height + footer < report Pageheight
> and left margin + body width + right margin < report Pagewidth
> Still i'm getting a extra blank page
> As you can see
> Thanks!
> Rags
>
>
>
>
> "Sunny" wrote:
>> Make sure you have the size of page set properly.
>> If the report header + body height + footer > report height
>> OR left margin + body width + right margin > report body width ...u tend
>> to
>> get blank pages.
>> Sunny
>> "brianpmccullough" wrote:
>> > Hello,
>> >
>> > When I export to PDF or Tiff, I am getting an extra blank page at the
>> > bottom
>> > of the document. Any ideas what might be causing this blank page
>> > during my
>> > export?
>> >
>> > BTW...SSRS 2005 SP1
>> >
>> > TIA!!!!
>> >

Export to PDF error

Some users get the following error when exporting to PDF:
There was an error opening this document. The file does not exist.
They can save the document locally though and open it. We're all using the
same version of Acrobat Reader (6.0.1).
Has anyone experienced this before?
Thanks,
Jason MacKenzieJason, I have aboslutely experienced this same issue and it is a major
problem. Can someone from Microsoft please comment on this issue. We have
various version of .pdf in the office. 5.0 works fine it seems for Reporting
Services rendering to .pdf but we have a requirement for employees to see
their ADP paystubs in 6.0. Adober .pdf's load fine in the browser when
pulled up directly from other sources which leads me to believe this is a
driver issue on the reporting services side?
"Jason MacKenzie" wrote:
> Some users get the following error when exporting to PDF:
> There was an error opening this document. The file does not exist.
> They can save the document locally though and open it. We're all using the
> same version of Acrobat Reader (6.0.1).
> Has anyone experienced this before?
> Thanks,
> Jason MacKenzie
>
>|||Here's an additional caveat. This seems to be happening primarily on systems
with Adobe Acrobt 6.0 Professional installed?
"Scott" wrote:
> Jason, I have aboslutely experienced this same issue and it is a major
> problem. Can someone from Microsoft please comment on this issue. We have
> various version of .pdf in the office. 5.0 works fine it seems for Reporting
> Services rendering to .pdf but we have a requirement for employees to see
> their ADP paystubs in 6.0. Adober .pdf's load fine in the browser when
> pulled up directly from other sources which leads me to believe this is a
> driver issue on the reporting services side?
> "Jason MacKenzie" wrote:
> > Some users get the following error when exporting to PDF:
> >
> > There was an error opening this document. The file does not exist.
> >
> > They can save the document locally though and open it. We're all using the
> > same version of Acrobat Reader (6.0.1).
> >
> > Has anyone experienced this before?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Jason MacKenzie
> >
> >
> >

export to PDF (reporting services)

Greetings!,

Does anyone here know where to configure the document properties/security settings of PDF files generated by reporting services?

thanks!

What are you wanting to achieve - specific settings?|||

I want to make the PDF not printable, not modifiable, set passwords...etc..

These properties are found under the Document Security tab under the File menu in Acrobat reader (if you open the exported PDF report).

|||The PDF export format from Reporting Services is not configurable for document security. Those features are part of the Adobe software.|||

Thanks Brad.

Any suggestions on other 3rd party components where I can do export to PDF (asp/htm to pdf) programatically?

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Hi,

ABCpdf from WebSuperGoo will allow you to do what you want. One word of caution they currently don't have a 64 bit version of their component.

Regards,

Sanjay

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In addition to Brian, you have to keep in mind that even the features of PDFing your reports is limited and can′t be compared to the original product as their are relying on some older engine (Guess it was 4.0).

HTH, Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

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Hi Sanjay,

Thanks. What dou you mean about the 64 bit version? What would be the probable repercussions?

regards

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Hi,

Just that if you are planning to deploy an application using that component to a 64 bit server, it won't work. The ABCpdf component has to run in a 32 bit process. You can set IIS to run in 32 bit mode but that is a server wide setting. They are currently developing a 64 bit version but I haven't got a release date.

Regards,

Sanjay

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Hi,

Does someone know if there is a.dll or patches (that I can register in my server) that Adobe released in order to toggle the default Document Security properties?

thanks

Export to Excel: Shortcut button back to document map

Anyone know of a way to provide a quick "back button" on each tab of
the excel export to go back to the document map tab?Bump
zach.bowling@.gmail.com wrote:
> Anyone know of a way to provide a quick "back button" on each tab of
> the excel export to go back to the document map tab?