Blank pages on retrieving reports with large data

[Buknoy Palaboy]

Hi stimulsoft team,

It seems that retrieving reports with large amount of data results into a blank page upon generation of report.
Is there any solution to this problem?

Regards and Thanks,
Buknoy

[Vladimir]

Hello, Buknoy

Please try to set the response timeout:

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<%= Html.StiMvcViewerFx(new StiMvcViewerFxOptions() {
            ActionGetReportSnapshot = "GetReportSnapshot",
            ConnectionClientRequestTimeout = 60,  // in seconds
            Width = Unit.Percentage(100),
            Height = Unit.Pixel(700)
})%>

We recommend to use the latest prerelease build.

Thank you.

[Buknoy Palaboy]

Hi Vladimir,

I already tried setting the ConnectionClientRequestTimeout to 60 but I still get a blank report
after loading it. The adobe flash plugin also crashed. Please note that I am retrieving 99753 records,
with 4535 pages on the report.

Any other suggestions or ways for me to successfully generate this report? This report is generated in
StiMvcViewerFx(Razor) and on the preview tab folder of StiMvcDesigner(Razor) using VS 2010 in C# MVC view with
MSSQL 2008 R2 as backend.

Regards & Thanks,
Buknoy

[Buknoy Palaboy]

Good day to All!

Any update on this issue?

Regards and Thanks,
Buknoy

[HighAley]

Hello.

I already tried setting the ConnectionClientRequestTimeout to 60 but I still get a blank report
after loading it. The adobe flash plugin also crashed. Please note that I am retrieving 99753 records,
with 4535 pages on the report.

Any other suggestions or ways for me to successfully generate this report? This report is generated in
StiMvcViewerFx(Razor) and on the preview tab folder of StiMvcDesigner(Razor) using VS 2010 in C# MVC view with
MSSQL 2008 R2 as backend.

It impossible to build such large report in the Flash player. The problem is in the amount of memory that it needs.
You should decrease the amount of records in a report or split it into several parts.

Thank you.

[Buknoy Palaboy]

Hi Aleksey,

Thanks for the reply. I guess splitting the reports into several parts is the only solution to this problem.

Keep up the good work!

Regards and Thanks,
Buknoy

[Buknoy Palaboy]

Hi Aleksey,

Just a follow-up question. Since based on the previous topic in this forum (http://forum.stimulsoft.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=5555),
Vladimir mentioned that there is a planned release of HTML report viewer for MVC on September, will it solve the problem of
retrieving large data since it is not based on a flash player report?

Regards and Thanks,
Buknoy

[HighAley]

Hello.

Just a follow-up question. Since based on the previous topic in this forum (http://forum.stimulsoft.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=5555),
Vladimir mentioned that there is a planned release of HTML report viewer for MVC on September, will it solve the problem of
retrieving large data since it is not based on a flash player report?

It hard to say now but it likely will not solve your problem.

Thank you.

[Buknoy Palaboy]

Hi Aleksey,

Thanks for the answer. Hope it can somehow solve the issue. Maybe not the full solution but knowing it will not require a flash player, that will do just great.

Regards and Thanks,
Buknoy

[HighAley]

Hello.

Let us know if you'll have any questions else.

Thank you.