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split dataset for RDLC
txeriff
Member Posts: 501
Hi all,
I hope some1 can help.
Im having performance problems with a report that has like 1000 rows, each row has one image. The images have been smallest and less size but anyway it crashes because of memory. I have seen several solutions like put in job queue, extend the system page file... but before this:
this guy speaks about "split datasets"
https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/waldo/posts/outofmemoryexception-when-printing-an-rdlc-report
does any1 know how to "split" datasets?
thanks!
I hope some1 can help.
Im having performance problems with a report that has like 1000 rows, each row has one image. The images have been smallest and less size but anyway it crashes because of memory. I have seen several solutions like put in job queue, extend the system page file... but before this:
this guy speaks about "split datasets"
https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/waldo/posts/outofmemoryexception-when-printing-an-rdlc-report
does any1 know how to "split" datasets?
thanks!
0
Answers
Kindly share the screenshots of the report dataset and preview of the report with image.
Regards,
Diwakar Ghosh