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In Topic:Excel Emitter error in UNIX box
Posted 16 Apr 2013
Naveen V M, on 16 April 2013 - 06:08 PM, said:Hi ,
I am facing with the same issue, could some one please explain me how can i resolve this issue?
Thanks,
naveen.
Hi Naveen,
The very first thing you should try is to run your code with super user privileges. This will prove if the problem is of permission or not.
Next you can try out the option that Michael has suggested. It has been a long time since I encountered this issue, but I think setting the temp directory explicitly will also do the job.
All the best!
Regards,
Megha Nidhi Dahal -
In Topic:Table in Header/Footer
Posted 25 Sep 2012
germobirt, on 25 September 2012 - 01:58 PM, said:Hi,
I'm using Birt 2.6.2.
Is it possible to use the Report Items TABLE or LIST in the header/footer?
The RCP Designer doesn't let me drop these items in the Master Page.
I've a complex report in that I want to show the data of a table at the end of the report.
The report can have multiples pages.
best regards
Hi,
Master page doesn't allow iterative report items like lists or table. You can place the list or table in the main layout and use some logic to always push it to the bottom.
Otherwise you may have to use some scripting to populate some data structures which you have to manually iterate and put in the report.
-Megha -
In Topic:"Show Header on first page" set to false, but does not seem to work
Posted 7 Aug 2012
Hi Thomas,
You can try by giving a negative top margin i.e. -1.5 inch as in your case to the first item(pallete) in your design. This will eat up the empty space on the top.
As I could see, you have one static grid as the very first element (static I mean is which doesn't grow to multiple pages). Give a negative top margin to this grid and try out.
I have made it work in 3.7 using this method, not sure if it helps you.
Have a look at this: https://bugs.eclipse...gi?id=154219#c4
-Megha -
In Topic:Saving a dataset value to a variable?
Posted 2 Aug 2012
megabri, on 02 August 2012 - 07:42 PM, said:I only get one row. I need to display the values in that one row.
If it is only one row, you can have a grid in the footer and then bind this dataSet to it. That way you can access the value directly like in a table without having to use any variables.
-Megha -
In Topic:DataSet Not Detecting New Column
Posted 2 Aug 2012
OmarMN, on 02 August 2012 - 07:15 PM, said:Thanks for replying Meghan.
I am doing a "SLECECT *"
I've also selected the column specifically and it didn't work.
Did you get any error while mentioning the column name specifically? If you got any error like, invalid column name or so then there could be some connection issues. Otherwise you can try creating a new test dataSet which includes this column and see if it comes up there.
If it does, you can consider re-creating your existing dataSet.
-Megha
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