btucker21
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PS: If something comes to your mind that might be causing the issue, let me know and I will give it a test.
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Nico,
I appreciate all of the help. I tried the last suggestions but got the same results. In the interest of time, I have chosen to run each report separately to separate pdf files and use a different component to merge the pdf files and th… -
If I run the 3 reports individually without attempting to merge them, they come out correctly. But if I run them merging as shown before, the headers are correct but the last two reports use the subreports from report 1 but the data from there corr…
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Well I spoke too soon. I have three reports and each has 5 subreports. I appears to run correctly but does not. It outputs all three reports to a single pdf file. The report headers are correct. However the subreports are not. The first report…
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The report I initially designed had 15 subreports with no images and I was getting the GDI error. However, I have moved on to the concept splitting up the subreports into 3 separate reports (with 5 sureports each) and generating pdf files. I am u…
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I will do some checking for memory leaks. I built the report one sub-report at a time, testing along the way. Once I reached around 10 sub-reports is when the error started occuring. Each sub-report uses a different query but each query (sql serv…