Exporting drill down to PDF

Hi,
We are exporting all of our reports to pdf for printing. If I export a drill down report at the highest level of detail, it displays exactly as it looks in reporting services. However, if I go back to the report and drill down a level, then exporting to pdf, it still displays the highest level of detail. I would like it to display exactly what is shown drilled down or up. Please advise.
Thanks!How our you exporting your reports (SOAP, Report Manager, or Report
Designer)?
Would you try an experiment. Could you load the sample report, Company
Sales.rdl then try changing the toggle settings and then export the report
to PDF.
I tried this using Reporting Services with S1 installed and was not able to
reproduce the problem.
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Bruce Johnson [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"clutch" <clutch@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> We are exporting all of our reports to pdf for printing. If I export a
drill down report at the highest level of detail, it displays exactly as it
looks in reporting services. However, if I go back to the report and drill
down a level, then exporting to pdf, it still displays the highest level of
detail. I would like it to display exactly what is shown drilled down or
up. Please advise.
> Thanks!|||I am exporting via Report Manager. Can I presume that then S1 will take care
of this challenge?
"Bruce Johnson [MSFT]" wrote:
> How our you exporting your reports (SOAP, Report Manager, or Report
> Designer)?
> Would you try an experiment. Could you load the sample report, Company
> Sales.rdl then try changing the toggle settings and then export the report
> to PDF.
> I tried this using Reporting Services with S1 installed and was not able to
> reproduce the problem.
> --
> Bruce Johnson [MSFT]
> Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
>
> "clutch" <clutch@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:0D2A2576-FC38-4741-9894-D054762BDFEE@.microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> >
> > We are exporting all of our reports to pdf for printing. If I export a
> drill down report at the highest level of detail, it displays exactly as it
> looks in reporting services. However, if I go back to the report and drill
> down a level, then exporting to pdf, it still displays the highest level of
> detail. I would like it to display exactly what is shown drilled down or
> up. Please advise.
> >
> > Thanks!
>
>

Export to PDF and hebrew charcters

Hi
According to SP1 documantation the problem with hebrew charecters appering
in reverse order was resolved in SP1.
Unfortunetly for printing this problem still presists.
which mean I can view the page in PDF on the screen in the right format, but
when I print it the hebrew charcters appears in reverse.
In addtion the only way to view exported PDF reports with hebrew charecters
is with Acorobat Reader 6, previous version
of acrobat reader display message "Unable to find or createthe font
'TimesNewRoman'. Some characters may not display or print correctly" and no
hebrew charecters appears on the report.
I would like to know if this issues are known and when they will be
resolved?
thanks...
YuvalWe believe this is fixed. We tested with both Hebrew and Arabic text and it
worked in our tests. You need to make sure you set the language setting
correctly, set the font to one that has the required glyphs and have the
font installed on both the Report Server machine as well as the client
machine.
If you can post an RDL that doesn't work, we will take a look.
--
Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Yuval Rabinovitz" <yvlrb@.netvision.net.il> wrote in message
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> Hi
> According to SP1 documantation the problem with hebrew charecters appering
> in reverse order was resolved in SP1.
> Unfortunetly for printing this problem still presists.
> which mean I can view the page in PDF on the screen in the right format,
> but
> when I print it the hebrew charcters appears in reverse.
> In addtion the only way to view exported PDF reports with hebrew
> charecters
> is with Acorobat Reader 6, previous version
> of acrobat reader display message "Unable to find or createthe font
> 'TimesNewRoman'. Some characters may not display or print correctly" and
> no
> hebrew charecters appears on the report.
> I would like to know if this issues are known and when they will be
> resolved?
> thanks...
> Yuval
>