Hi,
Crosstab report running fine in HTML when exported to PDF showing an application error (In Cognos 8.4).Any ideas regarding the issue and how to resolve it
Thanks in advance
If you provide more detail surrounding the error (details, codes, etc) I'm sure we can better assist you!!
Reports executed for HTML are processed differently by Cognos/SQL that those in PDF and Excel... though subtle, the differences may bring a modeling flaw to light.
Hi,
Thanks for your reply.Please find the error details below
RSV-SRV-0040 An application error has occurred. Contact your Administrator.
Details:CCLAssertError:0:Fatal: CCL_ASSERT(minWidth <= contentWidth);RSV-SRV-0042 Trace back:RSReportService.cpp(802): CCLAssertError: CCL_CAUGHT:
RSReportService::process()RSReportServiceMethod.cpp(239): CCLAssertError: CCL_RETHROW: RSReportServiceMethod::process():
reportRender_RequestRSASyncExecutionThread.cpp(774): CCLAssertError: RSASyncExecutionThread::checkExceptionRSASyncExecutionThread.cpp(211):
CCLAssertError: CCL_CAUGHT: RSASyncExecutionThread::run(): reportRender_RequestRSASyncExecutionThread.cpp(824): CCLAssertError: CCL_RETHROW:
RSASyncExecutionThread::processCommand(): reportRender_RequestExecution/RSRenderExecution.cpp(593): CCLAssertError: CCL_RETHROW:
RSRenderExecution::executeExecution/RSRenderExecution.cpp(1017): CCLAssertError: CCL_RETHROW:
RSRenderExecution::processActiveDocumentsRSPdfFloatContext.cpp(221): CCLAssertError: CCL_THROW:
Hi,
Here goes the solution i found, hope it works...
The width of the list object is set to a size that is too small for the content within.
Increase the size and overflow setting width property of the list objects in the report.
Steps:1. Open the report in Report Studio.
2. Select the List object on the page of the report to highlight it.
3. In the properties pane, find the Size and Overflow settings.
4. Increase the value of the width setting as appropriate.
Regards,
Naveen
Also, look at the ibm site http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21340952
Yeah it has worked thanks for the replies