Hi,

We would like to use Telerik reporting component on our aspnet server.
We have potentially 300 concurrent users of our solution.
Does Telerik can support it level of charge?
Do you have any benchmark that will help us define a strategy?
Thank you very much for your answer.
Regards

Joël

Hi ,
    At this moment ; I use the telerik reporting's version is 5.0.11.510 , and the report's data bind the ObjectDataSource in the Report_ItemDataBinding event.

   The telerik reporting report display well by using silverlight reportviewer ; But , When I have selected the 'pdf' or 'tiff' file format to export the report , the reportviewer will throw the exception.
  
   The other file format excluded the 'pdf' or 'tiff' have exported successfully.

   Please see the attachment included the exported exception.

   How to solve this issue ?
  
   Thanks.

I'm trying to conditionally format the text of all fields showing on my report, if the value is a specific string value. Example, if the field has a value of "No" then i would leave it alone, if it was "Yes" it would have a text font color of red. I don't want to declare this for each field, I want to write one logical statement that can check the field value and if it meets a certain criteria, then it would format the style on the textbox that contains that field reference.


Is there a way to do this through design time dialogues or programatically?

I'm developing a report that includes an HtmlTextbox.  However, while the formatted Html looks fine in the RadRichTextbox where it is being edited, it ends up with each span having its last several characters cut off.  This is an example of Html that produces the issue:

in the HtmlTextbox, this has every single span cut off at the right.  The same happens to the printout if I print directly from the ReportViewer control.  However, if I export the Html to PDF, the mysterious padding goes away!  It would be greatly appreciated if you could shed some light on this mystery.

I'm attempting to use the RunningValue function that accepts a System.String for the "scope" parameter.  The documentation says it can refer to a group but when I assign it the name of a group I get the following exception:

"Invalid Scope: 'DivisionId'"

... where "DivisionId" is the name of the group and also the name of the field the group is grouped by.

Help!

Thanks - wg

Can telerik reporting be used to make reports from a Microsoft Access database?  We are unable to move to SQL server at this time...

I have developed several reports that use the Arial Unicode MS font because of the possibility that the report contains Japanese characters.  The Style for the titles has the Bold property set to true and it displays fine when it is viewed in the Telerik Report Viewer.  For some reason when the report is exported to a PDF none of the text displays in bold, or at least it is not noticeable.  If the same report is exported to other formats it displays as I would expect it to.  What I don't understand is why this is a  problem with the PDF file type.

I'm using MVC 3, and I use Telerik Report to call a method witch the parameter is the user id, and it should not be changed, so the user wouldn't see other user data.

public List<ViewBoleto> ListBoleto(long userid)

what I did was, in the report.cs, I let the parameter as:
 new Telerik.Reporting.ObjectDataSourceParameter("userid", typeof(long), "=Parameters.userid.Value")});

so I set the value in ViewReport.aspx, and I set as Visible = false, so nobody could edit it.

rpt.ReportParameters["userid"].Value = ViewData["UserId"];
rpt.ReportParameters["userid"].Visible = false;

It works wonders, but there is a bug, when I click in Refresh, the "Navigate Back" button turns green, and if I click on it, the Parameters will turn to Visible = true, and the user can change the values!!!

Is there a better way to I call the method ListBoleto, and pass the parameter, and block the user from changing it?

Hi Telerik team,

* RESOLVED - Looks like this was a PEBKAC error.  I recreated the report this morning and it works great.  Thanks!

It doesn't look like my report parameters are being passed through to the stored procedure in the data source.  I'm on the trial version of Q1 2012.

Using the wizard, I created a simple report in an ASP.NET Web application that pulls data from a stored procedure with a single parameter.  In the properties of the SQLDataSource I selected, "<New Report Parameter>" and created a report parameter assigned to the stored procedure parameter.  At run time I display the report using the following code,



Seems pretty straight forward, but at run time the value "42" is not passed to my stored procedure.  What am I missing?