One database item per page Reporting Services

I'm creating Reporting Services reports in Visual Studio. I create a new
report, and see the Data, Layout, and Preview tabs.
In the data tab, I say: "select name from mytable". Four names are returned.
I'd like to display one name per page.
I posted this question a few days ago. The folks that responded (thanks)
suggested that in the Layout tab, I could place a table or list on the form,
then drag the "name" from DataSet1 onto the table or list. The problem with
this approach is that all 4 names are grouped on the first page. I'l like to
see one name per page.
In reality, mytable contains dozens of fields which will go on the report
form. I want Reporting Services to print out a one page report for Mr. Able,
Mr. Baker. Mr. Charles, and so on.
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RandyI think the best way to handle this is with the List control.
In the layout tab drag the list from the toolbox.
You can then drag the name (and any other field) into the list control.
You can then right click on the List control and select properties.
In the General tab, click "Edit details group..."
In the top line of the expression list, choose the name field from the drop
down.
Check the "Page break at end" checkbox.
Each instance of the list will now show up on it's own page. You can drag
whatever fields you want into the list box.
Hope this helps.
"randy1200" wrote:
> I'm creating Reporting Services reports in Visual Studio. I create a new
> report, and see the Data, Layout, and Preview tabs.
> In the data tab, I say: "select name from mytable". Four names are returned.
> I'd like to display one name per page.
> I posted this question a few days ago. The folks that responded (thanks)
> suggested that in the Layout tab, I could place a table or list on the form,
> then drag the "name" from DataSet1 onto the table or list. The problem with
> this approach is that all 4 names are grouped on the first page. I'l like to
> see one name per page.
> In reality, mytable contains dozens of fields which will go on the report
> form. I want Reporting Services to print out a one page report for Mr. Able,
> Mr. Baker. Mr. Charles, and so on.
> --
> Randy|||Hi,
Hey Its simple. Suppose "select name from mytable" is your query.
After dragging table and placing fields as per your wish. Create a group
with "name" field, so whenever name changes it goes to the next page (dont
forget to click on "page break at end".
Amarnath
"randy1200" wrote:
> I'm creating Reporting Services reports in Visual Studio. I create a new
> report, and see the Data, Layout, and Preview tabs.
> In the data tab, I say: "select name from mytable". Four names are returned.
> I'd like to display one name per page.
> I posted this question a few days ago. The folks that responded (thanks)
> suggested that in the Layout tab, I could place a table or list on the form,
> then drag the "name" from DataSet1 onto the table or list. The problem with
> this approach is that all 4 names are grouped on the first page. I'l like to
> see one name per page.
> In reality, mytable contains dozens of fields which will go on the report
> form. I want Reporting Services to print out a one page report for Mr. Able,
> Mr. Baker. Mr. Charles, and so on.
> --
> Randy|||Got it! Many thanks...
--
Randy
"Amarnath" wrote:
> Hi,
> Hey Its simple. Suppose "select name from mytable" is your query.
> After dragging table and placing fields as per your wish. Create a group
> with "name" field, so whenever name changes it goes to the next page (dont
> forget to click on "page break at end".
> Amarnath
> "randy1200" wrote:
> > I'm creating Reporting Services reports in Visual Studio. I create a new
> > report, and see the Data, Layout, and Preview tabs.
> >
> > In the data tab, I say: "select name from mytable". Four names are returned.
> > I'd like to display one name per page.
> >
> > I posted this question a few days ago. The folks that responded (thanks)
> > suggested that in the Layout tab, I could place a table or list on the form,
> > then drag the "name" from DataSet1 onto the table or list. The problem with
> > this approach is that all 4 names are grouped on the first page. I'l like to
> > see one name per page.
> >
> > In reality, mytable contains dozens of fields which will go on the report
> > form. I want Reporting Services to print out a one page report for Mr. Able,
> > Mr. Baker. Mr. Charles, and so on.
> >
> > --
> > Randy|||That's exactly what I needed. Many thanks...
--
Randy
"Limey" wrote:
> I think the best way to handle this is with the List control.
> In the layout tab drag the list from the toolbox.
> You can then drag the name (and any other field) into the list control.
> You can then right click on the List control and select properties.
> In the General tab, click "Edit details group..."
> In the top line of the expression list, choose the name field from the drop
> down.
> Check the "Page break at end" checkbox.
> Each instance of the list will now show up on it's own page. You can drag
> whatever fields you want into the list box.
> Hope this helps.
>
> "randy1200" wrote:
> > I'm creating Reporting Services reports in Visual Studio. I create a new
> > report, and see the Data, Layout, and Preview tabs.
> >
> > In the data tab, I say: "select name from mytable". Four names are returned.
> > I'd like to display one name per page.
> >
> > I posted this question a few days ago. The folks that responded (thanks)
> > suggested that in the Layout tab, I could place a table or list on the form,
> > then drag the "name" from DataSet1 onto the table or list. The problem with
> > this approach is that all 4 names are grouped on the first page. I'l like to
> > see one name per page.
> >
> > In reality, mytable contains dozens of fields which will go on the report
> > form. I want Reporting Services to print out a one page report for Mr. Able,
> > Mr. Baker. Mr. Charles, and so on.
> >
> > --
> > Randy

OLEDB query responsiveness vs. .NET/SQL Server Management Studio

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Does .NET (which I assume Studio is using) have an advantage over OLEDB when it comes to query responsiveness? For example, a query that takes two or three seconds to display in OLEDB shows instantaneously in Studio. I even had one query that took 10 seconds in Studio but a minute in OLEDB. This is especially true for queries that involve sorting or distinct. Are there any settings (such as OLEDB properties) I might be missing that would influence this, or is SQL Server Compact Edition fundamentally slower in OLEDB for C++? I'm using a Forward Only cursor which should be the faster one for queries according to the docs.

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I've the following error :

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GUID_NULL undefined

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Thanks in advance !I've found the following definition :

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