Hi all,

I hope that maybe someone else has encountered this issue and could offer a suggestion. Here is a description of what I'm thrying to do, hope I managed to explain it well enough...

I am working on a FLEX dashboard, and I have a main report that will execute a stored procedure and then store the data in a Focus table (~ 29000 records). Then I have a couple of reports that will use that Focus table. One report gets some columns, prints them in XML format and another gets some other columns, does the same thing. Simple enough, the reports work fine if I run them individually. Now, when I go to the Flex Builder app, I create 2 grids to store the data that I get from the 2 reports. I noticed one interesting thing: first, I was getting an EDASERVE agent crashed error, so I started playing around with the reports. I then limited the output in the XML to 100 records and noticed that sometimes the 2 grids would have the same columns, even though they shouldn’t. What I think is happening here is: one request is sent to get the data for grid1, then the second request is sent before the first one returns. It seems that the outputs get messed up because the requests are running at the same time.

I tried one more thing: I moved one of the grids in a different tab in a TabNavigator, and this solves the issue. But I need to have the grids in the same tab, because I plan to switch between various graphs. Can it be done?

Thank you all for readig this and have a wonderful holiday!
Luminita

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Hi,

I'm still hoping that someone else has seen this behavior before and might be able to suggest a solution.

thanks,
Luminita

Hi there,

To clarify, the 2 "child" reports are populating the 2 datagrids in question correct? So basically, the the {seturl} value for each datagrid points to the respective reports (e.g. http://hostname/ibi_apps/WFSer...&IBIAPP_app=appname).

Or, is the data being populated some other way? If they are both pointing to seperate reports, I don't see how the same data would be returned, unless the conditions on the "child" reports are the same.

An snippet of your code that shows how the data retrieval is done for the datagrids might help.

Hi,
Sorry for the delayed response on this. I fixed this problem by tweaking the reports to make them a little faster.

To answer the question posted, my two grids are populated using the {seturl} value, and each points to a different report. Not sure why the reluts were getting messed uo, it almost seemed that because the first report was taking too long to send the results back, the second one would "cut in line". Very weird behavior.

Thanks,
Luminita