Hi there,
I noticed a very strage behavior while creating a PDF-report:
it's a quite simple report with a table with data from an objectDataSource.datamenber (a method that collects the needed data elsewhere)
If I just show the output on screen with the reportviewer everything works as expected.
But if I switch to only PDF-output, I got a second thread "rendering" and BOTH threads do use the datamember so it runs twice delivering exactley the same data. So my output tooks twice as long.
So why do both threads (rendering and "main") are using the objectDataSource? Can I somehow deny spawning a second thread?
Thanks in advance!
I noticed a very strage behavior while creating a PDF-report:
it's a quite simple report with a table with data from an objectDataSource.datamenber (a method that collects the needed data elsewhere)
If I just show the output on screen with the reportviewer everything works as expected.
But if I switch to only PDF-output, I got a second thread "rendering" and BOTH threads do use the datamember so it runs twice delivering exactley the same data. So my output tooks twice as long.
So why do both threads (rendering and "main") are using the objectDataSource? Can I somehow deny spawning a second thread?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi Sebastian,
Generally, the rendering thread shouldn't be using the data-member. The data is first processed (once) and then the report is rendered into different rendering formats. The rendering is always in a separate thread. In your case, there might be another cause for the multiple calls to the data-member.
Greetings,
Elian
the Telerik team
Generally, the rendering thread shouldn't be using the data-member. The data is first processed (once) and then the report is rendered into different rendering formats. The rendering is always in a separate thread. In your case, there might be another cause for the multiple calls to the data-member.
Greetings,
Elian
the Telerik team
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