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I have multiple(5) reports on a PDF Layout Painter. I sorted all the reports by the same field(example: Business Name) so that I can set MERGE to ON. The report runs well but it page - breaks after every business. Is there a way to stop the report from page-breaking after every business ?
Thank you very much.
ShravanThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
7.7.03, Windows 7, SQL Server 2005
Posts: 92 | Location: Carmel, IN | Registered: May 09, 2008
Other possibility as it's a compound report. Have you remembered to specify NOBREAK.
However according to the documentation the behavior you are getting is correct.
This is the documented example.
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Syntax: How to Create a Compound Layout Report With Document Composer Syntax
In this simple example using the Car Master File, the MERGE keyword specifies that a Coordinated Report is to be generated. Since the first BY field of each component is COUNTRY, a page will be generated for each value of COUNTRY, with the first report (Sales) positioned at (1 1) and the second report (Fuel) at (6.25 1).
Enter the following syntax in the Text Editor tab of the Document Composer.
SET PAGE-NUM=OFF COMPOUND LAYOUT PCHOLD FORMAT PDF SECTION=S1, LAYOUT=ON, MERGE=ON, ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE, $ PAGELAYOUT=1, $ COMPONENT=Sales, TYPE=REPORT, POSITION=(1 1), DIMENSION=(4 4), $ COMPONENT=Fuel, TYPE=REPORT, POSITION=(6.25 1), DIMENSION=(4 4), $ END SET COMPONENT=Sales TABLE FILE CAR "Sales report for " " SUM SALES BY COUNTRY NOPRINT BY CAR BY MODEL ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT PDF ON TABLE SET STYLE * TYPE=REPORT, FONT=HELVETICA, COLOR=RED, SQUEEZE=ON, $ END SET COMPONENT=Fuel TABLE FILE CAR "Fuel efficiency report for " " BY COUNTRY NOPRINT BY HIGHEST MPG BY CAR BY MODEL ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT PDF ON TABLE SET STYLE * TYPE=REPORT, FONT=HELVETICA, COLOR=BLUE, SQUEEZE=ON, $ END
The only way that you can get around it is to actually merge your data and then generate a single report. But that can only be done (some very complicated work around is possible) if everyone of the compound components has exactly the same format for each column which I doubt they have, otherwise you would probably not be using compound reporting in the first place.