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First of all thanks for such amazing tool to use SSRS in .net core. Yet in 2019 i am unable to found any thing better.
It is working as per my need except for one thing. When exporting big amount of data (upto 500 report pages ) to excel, it crashes. Do you have any work around for that.
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@adnan-raza, I would suggest running the report manually on your report server and putting a timer to it to see how long it's actually taking. If it's taking a really long time then I would probably look at doing a couple of things.
Attempt to optimize the report for speed improvements.
If the time is still really long, then I would setup the report to run as a subscription (feature of reporting services) that is emailed to the user rather than making them sit and wait on a web page to take forever to load the report.
If those options don't work for you, you could always extend the timeout for the calls into the report server.
@alanjuden ... Thanks for replying .
The report doesn't seems to be slow, it normally opens in about 10 to 15 secs, when using SSRS report cache, it opens up in about 3 4 secs. The issues occurred while exporting the report in excel and pdf form, export to xml is working fine though.
Hey Alan,
First of all thanks for such amazing tool to use SSRS in .net core. Yet in 2019 i am unable to found any thing better.
It is working as per my need except for one thing. When exporting big amount of data (upto 500 report pages ) to excel, it crashes. Do you have any work around for that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: