Hi

I have previously created a thread about this problem. When rendering my reports and the amount of rows are less than +/- 2000 rows the report renders without problem. When the rows are 2000+ the report sometimes render right and sometimes it throws the dreadful "An exception occurred during the operation, making the result invalid.  Check InnerException for exception details." exception.

One of the telerik members recommend that I look at the output window in visual studio while in debug mode. But no error appears and the only messages that appear is the following:


According to the messages the rendering was successful but in the UI the "An exception occurred" error appears.

This is becoming a critical problem as our clients are getting very irritated.

Please, please help us. We must resolve this no matter what. Either we must establish that Telerik can handle large data in their Silverlight reportViewer and the problem lies somewhere else or we must establish that Telerik can not handle this kind of quantities and we must discard Telerik reporting and use another tool.

I'm seeing some strangeness when printing my reports.

When paragraphs are wrapped in <p> </p> tags, they look normal in the RadEditor, normal in the report viewer, but when I print them they all have extra space between the paragraphs.

Text will look like this in the editor and viewer:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut lectus dolor, condimentum imperdiet consequat rhoncus, pulvinar id lacus. Etiam ultrices adipiscing risus vel bibendum. Nunc vehicula, lectus nec tincidunt tempor, dolor lorem lobortis nibh, pellentesque pharetra mi augue quis nisi. Phasellus tristique pharetra augue, vel ornare sapien tristique pretium. Ut convallis fermentum magna eget congue. Curabitur sed tortor eget lacus iaculis interdum eu id dui. Nulla eu massa eget libero varius lobortis. Duis pellentesque nibh eu lectus aliquet blandit. Praesent dolor odio, viverra eu lobortis vitae, imperdiet a tellus. Nunc pretium diam metus. Nulla facilisi.

Donec porttitor, tortor sit amet gravida blandit, enim libero hendrerit magna, vel molestie turpis lectus ut odio. Aenean malesuada commodo ipsum, in gravida nibh fringilla imperdiet. Duis vel odio quis metus egestas condimentum. In eget adipiscing massa. Aliquam erat volutpat. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Etiam fringilla, augue non luctus fringilla, felis massa viverra dolor, et porttitor magna lectus suscipit neque. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse posuere euismod risus, ac vestibulum urna sodales a. Curabitur accumsan, magna sed posuere vulputate, lectus ligula vestibulum neque, ut congue dolor orci id ante.

Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Suspendisse at facilisis diam. Integer justo magna, consectetur id auctor eget, rhoncus a enim. Curabitur ultrices ante non nulla consectetur nec lobortis dolor congue. Nunc et metus odio. Maecenas pulvinar ipsum ut tellus viverra pulvinar eu et nunc. Maecenas elementum elementum eros id luctus. Sed fermentum augue ut dui venenatis mollis. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Nullam metus dolor, luctus auctor placerat varius, aliquam in nunc. Aenean lobortis cursus tortor id varius. Proin id magna accumsan eros ornare tempus. Donec eget justo quis nunc blandit facilisis sed vitae quam. Integer luctus erat vitae lacus ullamcorper lobortis. Etiam pretium neque a lectus adipiscing sodales. Maecenas posuere lacinia nisl vitae cursus. Curabitur pretium semper blandit. Quisque id laoreet nunc.

But when I print it, it looks like this:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut lectus dolor, condimentum imperdiet consequat rhoncus, pulvinar id lacus. Etiam ultrices adipiscing risus vel bibendum. Nunc vehicula, lectus nec tincidunt tempor, dolor lorem lobortis nibh, pellentesque pharetra mi augue quis nisi. Phasellus tristique pharetra augue, vel ornare sapien tristique pretium. Ut convallis fermentum magna eget congue. Curabitur sed tortor eget lacus iaculis interdum eu id dui. Nulla eu massa eget libero varius lobortis. Duis pellentesque nibh eu lectus aliquet blandit. Praesent dolor odio, viverra eu lobortis vitae, imperdiet a tellus. Nunc pretium diam metus. Nulla facilisi.

Donec porttitor, tortor sit amet gravida blandit, enim libero hendrerit magna, vel molestie turpis lectus ut odio. Aenean malesuada commodo ipsum, in gravida nibh fringilla imperdiet. Duis vel odio quis metus egestas condimentum. In eget adipiscing massa. Aliquam erat volutpat. In hac habitasse platea dictumst. Etiam fringilla, augue non luctus fringilla, felis massa viverra dolor, et porttitor magna lectus suscipit neque. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Suspendisse posuere euismod risus, ac vestibulum urna sodales a. Curabitur accumsan, magna sed posuere vulputate, lectus ligula vestibulum neque, ut congue dolor orci id ante.

Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Suspendisse at facilisis diam. Integer justo magna, consectetur id auctor eget, rhoncus a enim. Curabitur ultrices ante non nulla consectetur nec lobortis dolor congue. Nunc et metus odio. Maecenas pulvinar ipsum ut tellus viverra pulvinar eu et nunc. Maecenas elementum elementum eros id luctus. Sed fermentum augue ut dui venenatis mollis. Class aptent taciti sociosqu ad litora torquent per conubia nostra, per inceptos himenaeos. Nullam metus dolor, luctus auctor placerat varius, aliquam in nunc. Aenean lobortis cursus tortor id varius. Proin id magna accumsan eros ornare tempus. Donec eget justo quis nunc blandit facilisis sed vitae quam. Integer luctus erat vitae lacus ullamcorper lobortis. Etiam pretium neque a lectus adipiscing sodales. Maecenas posuere lacinia nisl vitae cursus. Curabitur pretium semper blandit. Quisque id laoreet nunc.

This isn't so bad for normal prose in paragraphs, but when someone does a list of values it throws a lot of extra whitespace into the report and makes it look terrible.

Name: Smith, Jim
DoB: 10/24/83
SSN: 111-22-3333
Race: White
Ethnicity: Non-Hispanic

...becomes:

Name: Smith, Jim

DoB: 10/24/83

SSN: 111-22-3333

Race: White

Ethnicity: Non-Hispanic

And this isn't going to fly.  Is there any way to control that extra space?

Thanks,

-Chris

The "Excel worksheet" export option is not showing up for me in my reportViewer control.  I just download and installed the new version and ran the upgrade wizard then rebuilt my project, cleared my cache, reset IIS, etc.  The referenced assembly in my web project is pointing to the new version of the reportviewer control.  Any ideas?  Do I have to enable this on a property somewhere?

Hello.

I am using Telerik Reporting Q3 2010 version,

I have created sqlDataSource1 where "SelectCommandType =  StoredProcedure" -> query returns data so this is OK...

...BUT When i start crosstab wizard (or table wizard) and select my sqlDataSource1 there are NO "details" fields in the "Details" section of the wizard!!  (see attacched printscreen).

I can only click "finish" button (button Next is DISABLED) and so i can not "drag an drop" fields to create a report (in the next step of the wizard which i can not access)

btw : sqldatasource WITHOUT stored procedure ("SelectCommandType =  Text")  works OK with the crosstab and table wizard - it displays ALL the wizard steps and allows me to drag and drop fields on the report.

Can you please answer me if this is a bug in crosstab wizard or if this is so by design?  Our project is very late so your answer would be wery appreciated. 

Thank you.

Damir

Hai,

   Can anyone help me,i need to add lines for one cell to another cell while doing export pdf


Regards
K.AMARNATH

When I use the web viewer to view a report, the report looks fine.  The displayed data, which contains line breaks, appears as expected.  However, when I print the report or convert it to another format, the line break characters appear as &#x0D;.

Is there a way to prevent this from happening?

I have attached a screenshot of the report in the viewer as well as screenshots of the same report in PDF and RTF.

I used the label wizard to create a simple Avery postcard setup. The postcard layout that I'm using is an Avery layout. The Full page is 8.5 by 11, but the postcards are 4 to a page. 4.25 by 5.5 each. All looks good in the preview, but when I view the report it is only giving me one record per 8.5 by 11 page instead of 4 per page. The layout of the one record is in the correct spot (i.e., upper left hand corner, but the rest of the page is blank and the next record is on the next page. Any ideas?

Hello,
if I've got a Report  with a subreport (sub1), sub1 has got a table with 2 grouping "Intestatario", "Sottocategoria", when I export to a pdf if I'm in the middle of a detail, I've got on the second page the rows without the headers (even if I put the "RowHeadersPrintOnEveryPage" = true), I thinks it's due to the fact that the subreport doen'tknow when it's in a new page....
anyone can provide me tips about doing so?

Thanks

I'm trying to use the table wizard control.  I drop the table wizard onto my detail section, but then I cannot select my SqlDataSource, i.e. my existing data source does not appear in the list.  If I try to add a new SqlDataSource I get the following error message:

Unable to cast object of type 'Telerik.Reporting.Data.Design.SqlDataSourceDesigner' to type 'Telerik.Reporting.Data.Design.DataSourceDesignerBase'.

It would be nice if the report wizard used for creating a new report would give you the option to use a Table control as the means to display the data.  A lot of my users export these reports to Excel and they have issues when sorting exported results unless I use the table control.  Also if the table wizard could have the options for grouping and subtotal/grandtotals like the other format does.