Subreport prints an empty page only if another subreport precedes it
Hello - I am using Report Builder 10.02 Standard in Delphi 2007 and I'm
having some trouble with a couple of subreports. We have a main report with
about 5 subreports which were all working just fine, and would print one
right after another when more than one was selected to be printed. I
modified one of the groups on one of the subreports to start a new page when
the group changes. If I run this modified subreport alone, it prints just
fine. If I run any of the other subreports before it, an empty page is
generated (with the group headers displayed) and then the report is
generated correctly.
Any idea why this is occurring? It's almost as if a group break is
occurring immediately when the report is started which generates the initial
semi-blank page break. The rest of the report breaks on that group just
fine.
Any help will be greatly appreciated...thanks!
Martin Binder
having some trouble with a couple of subreports. We have a main report with
about 5 subreports which were all working just fine, and would print one
right after another when more than one was selected to be printed. I
modified one of the groups on one of the subreports to start a new page when
the group changes. If I run this modified subreport alone, it prints just
fine. If I run any of the other subreports before it, an empty page is
generated (with the group headers displayed) and then the report is
generated correctly.
Any idea why this is occurring? It's almost as if a group break is
occurring immediately when the report is started which generates the initial
semi-blank page break. The rest of the report breaks on that group just
fine.
Any help will be greatly appreciated...thanks!
Martin Binder
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Comments
Can you reproduce this in a demo? If so, it can easily be tested against
11.08 and see if there is an issue in that.
Ed Dressel
Team DM
Ack...I was afraid you were going to say that...I was just hoping it was
some flag I didn't have set :-) Let me see if I can come up with a simple
example that reproduces the problem. Unfortunately the report itself is
pretty complicated...I'll let you know. Thanks!
Martin