Report Model

Hi there
Has anyone used the new report model in Reporting Service 2005 and
notice d the glaring bugs that are very obvious and make the Report
Model itself a non starter for using.
I just wonder if MS are aware of the bugs which make the product look
unfinished.
Thanks
Gregor SuttieWould you like to perhaps name something specific, Greg? I've noticed a few
things, but not necessarily show-stoppers.
"greg" wrote:
> Hi there
> Has anyone used the new report model in Reporting Service 2005 and
> notice d the glaring bugs that are very obvious and make the Report
> Model itself a non starter for using.
> I just wonder if MS are aware of the bugs which make the product look
> unfinished.
> Thanks
> Gregor Suttie
>|||Can you elaborate on these "bugs?"
I have not begun using SSRS2005 but have not seen much mention of
glaring bugs in other posts.

Report Layout

I must be missing something really obvious, but, how can I specify whether a report (.rdlc) if being designed for landscape or portrait paper? It would be nice to have some sort of mark on the guides or the grid to show where the edge of the selected paper type is.

Regards

GrahamI agree on the markers but we couldn't get it in. If you go to the report properties dialog, you will see the page width and height. If your width is more than your height, you will be in landscape, otherwise portrait.|||

Not true (for me).

I have already set those, set the body size to at least 1/2" + smaller, and the L and R margins to .2 each. The report previews in Landscape and prints or PDF's in portrait.

What should I be looking for?

MDM

Report Layout

I must be missing something really obvious, but, how can I specify whether a report (.rdlc) if being designed for landscape or portrait paper? It would be nice to have some sort of mark on the guides or the grid to show where the edge of the selected paper type is.

Regards

Graham
I agree on the markers but we couldn't get it in. If you go to the report properties dialog, you will see the page width and height. If your width is more than your height, you will be in landscape, otherwise portrait.|||

Not true (for me).

I have already set those, set the body size to at least 1/2" + smaller, and the L and R margins to .2 each. The report previews in Landscape and prints or PDF's in portrait.

What should I be looking for?

MDM