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Problems in Designing Report Layout
philipuskd
Member Posts: 36
Hi all IT professionals,
In Indonesia NAV 2009 has not been released for sale to customer. And I have just got he chance to learn about NAV 2009.
I'm following the course that given in trainning manual titled C/SIDE Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009. And now I'm at Chapter 9: Reports.
I found some problems:
1. I could not run the layout designer (visual studio report designer) untill at last I install the visual studio 2008 which cost me about 3GB of installation. my question is, is there any compact or specific package to be installed which enable the VS Report Desinger without having me install the whole Visual Studio Product? if there is, what is the name of the package so that I can search it in Microsoft Download or anywhere on the www?
2. In the RTC Report Print Preview, when I click the page layout, there are some extra empty pages between, before and/or after the pages that should be there. this, if I'm not mistaken, only happens when the report using 2 or more data item and there are more than 1 page that the report should has (not include the extra empty pages). This also happens when I print the report.
for now, i get confused with this problems. I'll update if there are something I found or more problems
In Indonesia NAV 2009 has not been released for sale to customer. And I have just got he chance to learn about NAV 2009.
I'm following the course that given in trainning manual titled C/SIDE Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2009. And now I'm at Chapter 9: Reports.
I found some problems:
1. I could not run the layout designer (visual studio report designer) untill at last I install the visual studio 2008 which cost me about 3GB of installation. my question is, is there any compact or specific package to be installed which enable the VS Report Desinger without having me install the whole Visual Studio Product? if there is, what is the name of the package so that I can search it in Microsoft Download or anywhere on the www?
2. In the RTC Report Print Preview, when I click the page layout, there are some extra empty pages between, before and/or after the pages that should be there. this, if I'm not mistaken, only happens when the report using 2 or more data item and there are more than 1 page that the report should has (not include the extra empty pages). This also happens when I print the report.
for now, i get confused with this problems. I'll update if there are something I found or more problems
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q.2: viewtopic.php?f=32&t=39576
well, that would be a problem, right? a customer that intend to do their own report development must also buy the visual studio product. if there are other information please do infom me. I'll tell if I find something bout this.
yes, thx for the info about the q.2. it's really beyond my thought. ](*,). to be honest, I have never touch visual studio since a long time ago. thx
http://blogs.msdn.com/nav/archive/2009/01/13/what-are-the-visual-studio-options-for-developing-rdlc-reports-for-dynamics-nav-2009.aspx
Regards,
Claus
I'm blogging here:http://mibuso.com/blogs/clausl and used to blog here: http://blogs.msdn.com/nav
I'm also offering RDLC Report Training, ping me if you are interested. Thanks to the 700 NAV developers that have now already been at my training. You know you can always call if you have any RDLC report issues :-)