blank page between the main report and a subreport when exporting to PDF.

When I create a report that has imbedded subreports there are occasions
when I get a blank page between the main report and a subreport, this
occurs when exporting to PDF. From what I have observed; if a
subreport contains more rows of data than can fit on the same page as
the main report then a page break occurs a blank page is inserted and
then the subreport comes out on the subsequent page. This behavior will
not be repeated until the same condition occurs again.When the result
sets from the main report and subreport can fit on one page there is no
problem in exporting to PDF. In HTML format I get the report as
expected with no blank pages..PDF rendering is picky. You have to make sure that the body width does not
exceed, not even by 1 pixel, the (page width - (left margin + right
margin)).
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Adrian M.
MCP
"Tom" <tom_barnard@.aotx.uscourts.gov> wrote in message
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> When I create a report that has imbedded subreports there are occasions
> when I get a blank page between the main report and a subreport, this
> occurs when exporting to PDF. From what I have observed; if a
> subreport contains more rows of data than can fit on the same page as
> the main report then a page break occurs a blank page is inserted and
> then the subreport comes out on the subsequent page. This behavior will
> not be repeated until the same condition occurs again.When the result
> sets from the main report and subreport can fit on one page there is no
> problem in exporting to PDF. In HTML format I get the report as
> expected with no blank pages..
>|||Adrian,
We have checked the body width and found no problem there. Could
something else be causing this?
Thanks,
Tom|||This same situation happened to me. I found that two of the subreports had
matrices in them with extra white space to the right of the matrix. The extra
pages were eliminated when I removed this white space.
I hope this helps!
-Jason
"Tom" wrote:
> When I create a report that has imbedded subreports there are occasions
> when I get a blank page between the main report and a subreport, this
> occurs when exporting to PDF. From what I have observed; if a
> subreport contains more rows of data than can fit on the same page as
> the main report then a page break occurs a blank page is inserted and
> then the subreport comes out on the subsequent page. This behavior will
> not be repeated until the same condition occurs again.When the result
> sets from the main report and subreport can fit on one page there is no
> problem in exporting to PDF. In HTML format I get the report as
> expected with no blank pages..
>