I have a report built with report builder and it appears that if you set the
body to stretch with overflow that cfreport will swallow a line or two
every time it paginates see attached for a simplified version of the report, I
have removed all but the body on this (actual report has
I have a report built with report builder and it appears that if you set the
body to stretch with overflow that cfreport will swallow a line or two
every time it paginates see attached for a simplified version of the report, I
have removed all but the body on this (actual report has
I've set up a function (taken from the Adobe site) which concatenates address
fields and is suppose to return one nice address block...
i've placed the function on the report detail band and reference
report.Format_address(query.ADDR1, query.ADDR2, etc) ...all my address fields
in the
Don't browse directly to the report. Browse to cfm page that calls the
report using cfreport. Apply conditional logic there.
On Dec 21, 2009 12:58 AM, Anthony Doherty a.dohe...@advancesystems.co.uk
wrote:
Does anyone have any idea on this???
Hi I have designed a number of reports for a user
Does anyone have any idea on this???
Hi I have designed a number of reports for a user and they are
exported into PDF format. I used the report builder to design the
reports and also set the output to PDF there, but now the user wants
to be able to choose between PDF or EXCEL so instead
Hi I have designed a number of reports for a user and they are exported into
PDF format. I used the report builder to design the reports and also set the
output to PDF there, but now the user wants to be able to choose between PDF or
EXCEL so instead of me duplicating every report (about 50)
...@bradwood.com [mailto:b...@bradwood.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 1:06 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: RE: Using CFReport in a Websphere (linux) environment
You always find the weird ones Dave. :)
I don't have an answer, but it appears you aren't the first with the
problem:
http
Hi all,
I'm trying to create a simple report with CFReport (CF 8) and am getting the
following error:
Error 500: Could not find class: com.gp.java2d.ExHeadlessGraphicsEnvironment
Can anyone give me any direction on how to solve this problem? I've tried
CFREPORT with type=PDF or type
and see how he fixed his problem.
http://www.cbetta.com
I assume your Linux install is running headless?
~Brad
Original Message
Subject: Using CFReport in a Websphere (linux) environment
From: Dave Phillips experiencedcfdevelo...@gmail.com
Date: Thu, August 27, 2009 11:40 am
I have a cfreport that needs to have images in the footer. The images
are working fine if I output the report in PDF or Flashpaper, but
don't show up in RTF or Excel (RTF is the needed output). Things I've
tried:
-using URLs, file paths, and blobs from the db...same result with each
-using
:
I have a cfreport that needs to have images in the footer. The images
are working fine if I output the report in PDF or Flashpaper, but
don't show up in RTF or Excel (RTF is the needed output). Things I've
tried:
-using URLs, file paths, and blobs from the db...same result with each
-using
Final answer, if anyone ever has this issue: There is a Transparency
attribute that defaults to Opaque on the image object. In Flashpaper
and PDF, the image shows up with that set...in RTF, it puts a box over
top of it.
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Hi Brad,
good idea - I'll give SeeFusion a try.
Nevertheless, I wonder if that will solve the font size problem...
bye,
marcus
Brad Wood schrieb:
It looks like you need to find out what your server is doing during those 10
minutes. I would recommend installing SeeFusion or Fusion-Reactor
: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 2:30 AM
Subject: Re: CF8 Bug? CFReport / Flashpaper
Hi Brad,
good idea - I'll give SeeFusion a try.
Nevertheless, I wonder if that will solve the font size problem...
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Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software
of being
an old fashioned bug.
If it is reproducible, submit it to Adobe:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
~Brad
- Original Message -
From: Marcus Raphelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 2:30 AM
Subject: Re: CF8 Bug? CFReport
to reproduce this issue. Some of us might
poke around at it, if we can get the same thing to happen on our server.
~Brad
- Original Message -
From: Marcus Raphelt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 7:41 AM
Subject: Re: CF8 Bug? CFReport
Hi Brad,
the HTML file appeared to me as if CF was recreating the report using
1x1-Pixel-TDs, i can post an extract of it tomorrow.
If the temp files in /tmp don't contain too much binary junk (I didn't
look into them yet), I'll post an extract of one of them, too.
Could it be that CF works
Hi List,
I posted the message CF7 ENT = CF8, CFReport Font size issues a few
days ago, I'm pretty sure now that this is a bug in CF8, more details on
this:
The source report is a pretty complex (as far as the layout is
concerned) one-page report with some calculated fields that are fed
It looks like you need to find out what your server is doing during those 10
minutes. I would recommend installing SeeFusion or Fusion-Reactor and start
looking at the stack trace while it is processing. If there is no CPU
usage, it might be getting hung on an image, query, or basically any
Hi there,
yesterday, I updated a customer's CF7ENT / Linux Server to CF8 Trial and ran
into several issues regarding CFReport:
They generate pretty complex Flash Paper reports based on cfr files. When
generated via CF7, all reports look as they're supposed to (all font sizes and
margins
to be local
to the thread, if so how? Does the 'Var' command work in threads the
same as it does in functions to make a variable local?
On a related note, the main memory hog is the cfreport... tag. If I
comment out this tag, the memory usage only makes a small bump when the
test code is run
Yes there is a thread local scope and one can use the 'Var' keyword, but
apparently it is somewhat unnecessary.
So this just leaves me trying to control the memory used by the
cfreport... tag. Instead of writing directly to a file I am putting
the cfreport... output into a variable
Can the CFPDF tag write a PDF variable created with the CFReport tag?
I.E. Should this not work?
cfreport template=ren.cfr format=pdf overwrite=yes
name=vReportLetter
cfreportparam name=pFirmNo
value=#ResultFirms[firmno][threadIndex]#
cfreportparam name=pIssueDate
: cfthreads, scopes, cfreport and JVM memory.
Yes there is a thread local scope and one can use the 'Var' keyword, but
apparently it is somewhat unnecessary.
So this just leaves me trying to control the memory used by the
cfreport... tag. Instead of writing directly to a file I am putting the
cfreport
or the memory is full and
CF starts throwing exceptions. The same thing happened when the
cfreport... tag directly wrote the PDF content it generates to a file.
The whole point of this is the create ~1300 multiple page pdf form
letters that we know will not all fit into memory at once. How can
Hi Ian
You say that you are throttling the process to create a pause between
batches.
Is your throttle part of the function that creates the threads? (Given that
you say that memory isn't released until this function completes, this
probably wouldn't help.)
Look at things another way - if
. The cfreport does not seem to want to run from
within the cfc called through a javascript function. The exact same
cfreport tag works fine if I call it directly from a .cfm
template
2 questions:
Firstly, what is stopping me from using cfreport in my
java-instantiated cfc?
Secondly
I have a cfinput, type=button that has a onclick=callreport().
Function callreport instantiates a cfc called metricreport.cfc.
Metricreport.cfc produces either a csv file or a cfreporter output. The
creation of the csv file works fine using cffile tags in metricreport.cfc. The
cfreport
of the csv file works fine using cffile tags in metricreport.cfc.
The cfreport does not seem to want to run from within the cfc called
through a javascript function. The exact same cfreport tag works fine if I
call it directly from a .cfm template
2 questions:
Firstly, what is stopping me from
and CF Server 8.0, so I want to know whether CF Server
(cfreport tag) is worth the extra bucks.
You should be able to do pretty much anything that Crystal Reports
supports with the built-in cfreport and the (free) Report Builder.
Talk to Dean Harmon at Adobe if you have specific questions (since he
You should be able to do pretty much anything that Crystal Reports
supports with the built-in cfreport and the (free) Report Builder.
Talk to Dean Harmon at Adobe if you have specific questions (since he
wrote most of the reporting subsystem).
Sorry, but I'm not convinced of this. I've
much anything that Crystal Reports
supports with the built-in cfreport and the (free) Report Builder.
Talk to Dean Harmon at Adobe if you have specific questions (since he
wrote most of the reporting subsystem).
Sorry, but I'm not convinced of this. I've written some pretty complex
Crystal
to do pretty much anything that Crystal Reports
supports with the built-in cfreport and the (free) Report Builder.
Talk to Dean Harmon at Adobe if you have specific questions (since he
wrote most of the reporting subsystem).
Sorry, but I'm not convinced of this. I've written some pretty
Thanks for the input. It is very helpful.
-Original Message-
From: Jim Pennington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:46 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: How good is cfreport?
I've been using Crystal Reports viewed via the web for sometime. As I am
using an IIS
Does anyone have experience with outputting Crystal Reports using
ColdFusion? We have a number of existing Crystal Reports that I would like
to leverage if possible. I am also making a purchase decision between Blue
Dragon Server JX and CF Server 8.0, so I want to know whether CF Server
(cfreport
I have been using crystal reports for years, but not with cfreport. I
use an asp page to render the Crystal Report in a .pdf format. I pass
the variables I need from coldfusion to the .asp page, which then
calls the Crystal report, and exports it to .pdf, then displays the
..pdf to the user
Thanks for the suggestion Rob. Getting cfreport to save the report to a
file, then calling it in the cfwindow is still producing the gibberish.
Running the cfreport directly in the browser works great and so does calling
the saved pdf though. So I thought remove the cfreport component all
/24/07, Luke Fromhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion Rob. Getting cfreport to save the report to a
file, then calling it in the cfwindow is still producing the gibberish.
Running the cfreport directly in the browser works great and so does calling
the saved pdf though. So I
Yeah that's the way I was attempting originally. I also gave saving the
report to a variable a go (using the 'name' attrb of cfreport) and then
calling that variable via cfcontent too. Further, I've tried using cfreport
to save the report to a pdf on the hdd, then using filename and cfcontent
this, regardless of the format (flash or pdf) I choose for the report.
Before I tear my hair out trying to figure out where I'm going wrong (well,
before I pull any more out) does anyone know if I can actually use cfreport
inside a cfwindow? Could that be causing my problem? I just haven't been
able
anyone know if I can actually use cfreport
inside a cfwindow? Could that be causing my problem? I just haven't been
able to find a reference to it anywhere.
Thanks again
Luke
-Original Message-
From: Dale Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 22 October 2007 2:32 PM
Luke,
do you have the filename attribute set for your cfreport tag? If this isn't set
it basically outputs the code for a PDF file into HTML, making well
gobbledegook...
Try setting a filename and then your overwrite attributes for the cfreport tag.
I have the following:
cfwindow
Hi All
Just a small cfreport query that any advice you have to offer would be much
appreciated.. I've got an app that has a reporting component and while I've
made good use of cf report builder and have some very funky reports I'd
really like to find a way for users to view them without being
.
Regards
Dale Fraser
http://learncf.com
-Original Message-
From: Luke Fromhold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 22 October 2007 2:06 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfreport question
Hi All
Just a small cfreport query that any advice you have to offer would be much
appreciated.. I've
Great thanks for that Dale.
-Original Message-
From: Dale Fraser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 22 October 2007 2:32 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: cfreport question
Of course,
Just open the report in a new window, when they are done, they close the
window and are back where
I am creating a big array of information and I want to create my report based
on it and not an SQL query. Is this possible?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
chr
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with theYahoo! Search movie showtime
I am creating a big array of information and I want to create my report based
on it and not an SQL query. Is this possible?
Thanks.
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Deploy Web Applications Quickly across the enterprise with ColdFusion MX7
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convert the array into a query.
queryNew()
querySetCell()
and a loop and you should be good to go.
then pass the generated query to cfreport.
On 6/26/07, chr chr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am creating a big array of information and I want to create my report based
on it and not an SQL query
to the data for
the report and on my return form the cfc to the index.cfm I call a page called
GoalReport.cfm in it I have the cfreport tag. It does dsiplay the report just
fine the only thing that it dosent due is bring up the right data. I have
check my table time after time and the table
I am trying to leverage CFTRY/CFCATCH with some CFREPORT calls. The CFCATCH
block seems to catch any errors in the CFM page, but an error in the CFR does
not seem to trigger the CFCATCH block in the calling page.
Any thoughts?
An example of what I'm doing is below.
Thanks,
Greg
I have no problems using the CFREPORTPARAM tags to pass variables into my
CFREPORTS, but I want to know if there is a special scope for these paramaters.
In a nutshell, I'm trying to write a generic CFML wrapper for report calls. I
want to loop through the FORM structure (which might contain
I don't think there is a report parameter collection that you could
pass the form structure into, like you can with a cfc function call.
But, you could loop through your form scope, and add a cfreportparam
for each parameter you found there. Your form element names could be
such that you get the
On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Rick Root wrote:
Is there something wrong with the documentation ?
If by something wrong you mean it doesn't actually answer the question I
asked, The documention for cfreport makes no reference to return
values, results, or pages.
What do you think
ping
On 2/13/07, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does CFREPORT return any data? Like... I'm interested in knowing when I
generate a PDF document, how many pages were generated.
rick
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On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Rick Root wrote:
ping
On 2/13/07, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does CFREPORT return any data? Like... I'm interested in knowing when I
generate a PDF document, how many pages were generated.
Is there something wrong with the documentation ?
--
Tom
On 2/14/07, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 14 Feb 2007, Rick Root wrote:
ping
On 2/13/07, Rick Root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does CFREPORT return any data? Like... I'm interested in knowing when
I
generate a PDF document, how many pages were generated
Does CFREPORT return any data? Like... I'm interested in knowing when I
generate a PDF document, how many pages were generated.
Rick
I do not know how to use this outside of the report file, but the number of
pages is available internally so that you can add output like page 3 of 5
://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/8/11/GetPDFInfo-UDF-Returns-PDF-Information
If I'd written a UDF to do that, I would've named it getpdfinfo too I
guess!
Still, I think cfreport should have a result attribute like cfquery does...
or return some values like cfhttp and cffile do.
Rick
--
I'm
Does CFREPORT return any data? Like... I'm interested in knowing when I
generate a PDF document, how many pages were generated.
rick
--
I'm not certified, but I have been told that I'm certifiable...
Visit http://www.opensourcecf.com today
Yesterday, we finally updated our QA servers to 7.02 (from 7.0). Some
reports which were running before the upgrade (with a couple of little
visual issues), now fail to run at all, generating this type of error:
Report compilation error. Error at (158, 21: null
Is there some previously compiled
Yesterday, we finally updated our QA servers to 7.02 (from
7.0). Some reports which were running before the upgrade
(with a couple of little visual issues), now fail to run at
all, generating this type of error:
Report compilation error. Error at (158, 21: null
Is there some
Found the issue on the Adobe forums (although the forums were erroring
with every click for awhile until I figured out that it didn't like an
unmatched parenthesis in my search terms).
And just for sake of the archives: CF 7.0.2 updater doesn't always
remove the older version of the
Hi Dave,
I saw at least 2 posts suggesting that re-saving the reports with the
patched report builder was the fix, but many more saying it wasn't the
the fix. And, in our case, the reports themselves had been created
with the 7.0.2 report builder, but were deployed on a server that was
running
I am unable to use the valueList funtion in a CF Report (.cfr). I have seen
multiple postings of this problem, but no resolution. Has anyone been able to
use this function without getting an error indicating that the query field in
invalid? If not, has anyone found a work around? I need to
Is there a way to create a CFReport that will show headings and such even when
the query providing the data has no records at the moment.
Right now when I run the report I get a completely blank page.
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
Hey,
I'm generating a PDF report using cfdocument. I would like to have column
headers on each page of the report. How would one do that?
L
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Introducing the Fusion Authority Quarterly Update. 80 pages of hard-hitting,
I'm generating a PDF report using cfdocument. I would like to have column
headers on each page of the report. How would one do that?
cfdocumentitem type=header Header Cells/cfdocumentitem
There might be a space generated though between the header and your
table columns. but if you can
In the Report/Report Properties dialog there is a report setup parameter
called When No Query that has an option All Sections, No Detail, try
that.
On 9/15/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to create a CFReport that will show headings and such even
when the query
Thanks man.
-Original Message-
From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 1:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adding columns to the top of ervy page in cfreport
I'm generating a PDF report using cfdocument. I would like to have
column
headers
#myReport#
/cfdocument
/cfoutput
cflocation url=orgReport.pdf
-Original Message-
From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 1:33 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Adding columns to the top of ervy page in cfreport
I'm generating a PDF
Well, I have no idea on that one, I've only done those type of things
on form submissions.
head
script
image1 = new Image();
image1.src = /Images/Progress-Meter.gif;
function changeOn(){
In the Report/Report Properties dialog there is a report setup parameter called
When No Query that has an option All Sections, No Detail, try that.
I did that with high hopes, but I still get a blank PDF.
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento, CA
Hey Ian,
It works for me, I just tried it again. Are you using an embedded query in
the report (cfr), or passing the query to the report? I am passing the
report the whole query object as opposed to parameters to an embedded query.
On 9/15/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the
Does anybody out there have a public, PDF format CFReport file that I can view?
I'm having a weird issue that when I view my pdf format pdf reports the text
is mirror imaged. I've viewed a couple dozen regular pdf files and they appear
normally
It seems to be just me. My coworkers view
You've probably already gone through these suggestions, but I know
that I sometimes get fixated on what I think is the issue only to find
out I've waste valuable time by going down the wrong path. I spent an
afternoon trying to troubleshoot a blank report issue a while back,
thinking it was the
Hey Ian,
It works for me, I just tried it again. Are you using an embedded query in the
report (cfr), or passing the query to the report? I am passing the report the
whole query object as opposed to parameters to an embedded query.
OK, I'm using an embedded query. There are no parameters
Does it work if you pass a query with records?
What format are you using (PDF, Flashpaper, etc)? Does it work with a different
format? Have you tried a different browser (IE, vs. FF, vs Opera)?
I am using PDF, I know for a fact that the current query returns no records.
It is supposed to.
I have contacted you off-list about this.
On 9/15/06, Ian Skinner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody out there have a public, PDF format CFReport file that I can
view? I'm having a weird issue that when I view my pdf format pdf reports
the text is mirror imaged. I've viewed a couple
Has anyone worked with this? I downloaded a tutorial and it works fine until
you need anything to shift up if a field is blank. H-E-L-P! I love the control
but it seems that it can't handle the simple art of maintaining the band height.
One thought I had was to build it outside of the report
Finally found an answer to my IE, CFReport, CFC issue.
I had narrowed the issue down to occuring only when requesting
Flashpaper format. Another hapless soul posted his troubles (and
solution) on the forums yesterday. The issue is apparently an IE bug,
and only happens when asking for Flash-based
On Tuesday 25 July 2006 19:15, Kris Jones wrote:
By better HTML wrapper do you mean change the way I'm calling the
object, e.g., object, vs. embed? Since I am calling a CFReport tag, I
don't have control over how that is returned. I'm unsure how I could
I am fairly sure there was/is a CFML tag
Okay, my earlier post about returning CFReport from a CFC came down to
it just not working in IE. Silly me--I work on an IE-only app, so that
is the first browser I try these days.
I have to kind of float the cursor around to find the place to click
to activate--to the user it just looks like
On Tuesday 25 July 2006 16:36, Kris Jones wrote:
I see that Flash player execution is fixed in CF7.0.2 (we haven't
updated yet). Will this apply to PDF returned as well? Is there
another way to fix this without updating?
You just need to use a better HTML wrapper.
There are CFML and JavaScript
calling a CFReport tag, I
don't have control over how that is returned. I'm unsure how I could
call it from JS, as suggested on both Adobe and Microsoft, since it is
server-side object creation.
I do see that CF7.0.2 supposedly fixes the issue, and that there is a
7.0.1 hotfix that addresses
Anybody? I've also tried cfcontent, setting the variable to the
returned report. It at least pops the flashpaper viewer, but no report
content. What am I doing wrong?
Is it possible to return a report generated via CFReport from a CFC? I've
tried a
couple of different things, and only end-up
Is it possible to return a report generated via CFReport from a CFC? I've tried
a couple of different things, and only end-up with a blank HTML page.
-Name the cfreport, and returning using the name.
-Setting output=true on the method, and not returning anything.
I can save the report to a file
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating PDF's in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the performance is turning out to
be real bad (~1 min per PDF, not including getting
generating PDF's in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the performance is turning out to
be real bad (~1 min per PDF, not including getting the data.)
Does anyone know any ways of speeding things up
] wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating PDF's in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the performance is turning out to
be real bad (~1 min per PDF, not including
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating PDF's
in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the performance is turning
out to
be real bad (~1 min
Middleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating PDF's
in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the performance is turning
out to
be real
it.
Of course, you need Ent for this.
Andy
On 19/07/06, Neil Middleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating
PDF's
in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around
100
] wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating PDF's
in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the performance is turning
out to
be real bad (~1 min per PDF
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 11:37, Neil Middleton wrote:
However, I did notice the original report I have been given contained
TIF's. Replacing these with JPG's made the generation time drop to less
than a second. :-)
Bet the files are a fair bit smaller too :-)
--
Tom Chiverton
Suprisingly not much...
On 7/19/06, Tom Chiverton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 11:37, Neil Middleton wrote:
However, I did notice the original report I have been given contained
TIF's. Replacing these with JPG's made the generation time drop to less
than a second.
, for each PDF?
-Original Message-
From: Neil Middleton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 4:58 AM
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when
generating PDF's in CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to
generate
, for each PDF?
-Original Message-
From: Neil Middleton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2006 4:58 AM
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when
generating PDF's in CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process
, July 19, 2006 4:58 AM
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when
generating PDF's in CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process to
generate around 100
dynamically populated PDF's at a time, but the
performance is turning
out to be real bad
qeury row from the same
DSN, etc for comparison? Anything especially complex about these reports (ie
many subreports, across 500 pages, etc?)
Damon
Does anyone have any experience of bad performance when generating PDF's in
CF7 with CFReport?
Currently I'm trying to put together a process
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