Issue when printing archived snapshots

We have just noticed an issue today (1/3/2006) that when we print ANY
archived snapshot of any report the systems prints 1/2/2006, which is the
last generated snapshot.
For example if I view 12/30/2005 snaphot and then print it...It prints
1/2/2006
Also as an extreme,
If I view 4/1/2005 and then print it...I get 1/2/2006's report
Every archived snapshot will display to me the correct report but will send
the most current snapshot to the printer.
Now if I export it to .pdf first and then print it, everything is fine.
Unfortunately, the normal print needs to work for me because it's there and
people will use it and I can't have them get incorrect reports.
Has anyone seen this issue before or have any suggestions.
Thanks,
BrianWe are aware of this issue and working on a fix. You should contact
customer support to get the fix.
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-Daniel
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"Cooper" <Cooper@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We have just noticed an issue today (1/3/2006) that when we print ANY
> archived snapshot of any report the systems prints 1/2/2006, which is the
> last generated snapshot.
> For example if I view 12/30/2005 snaphot and then print it...It prints
> 1/2/2006
> Also as an extreme,
> If I view 4/1/2005 and then print it...I get 1/2/2006's report
> Every archived snapshot will display to me the correct report but will
> send
> the most current snapshot to the printer.
> Now if I export it to .pdf first and then print it, everything is fine.
> Unfortunately, the normal print needs to work for me because it's there
> and
> people will use it and I can't have them get incorrect reports.
> Has anyone seen this issue before or have any suggestions.
> Thanks,
> Brian

Issue printing through browser

I'm having an issue where I print a reporting services report through a browser be it IE or Firefox and the report page is being split into two pages for a single page. A report that is 3 pages ends up being six pages when printed. Does anyone know of a fix or workaround for this problem.

Thanks

When you export the report to pdf, what happens? Do you still get the extra pages? If you do, it would indicate that your report page width is too wide and is spilling over onto the next page.

If this is the case, to fix it you need to either reduce the width of the report (reduce the margins, reduce the width of any tables or textboxes), or have the report render in landscape mode. There are plenty of posts on this forum already that detail how to do both of those things.

HTH

|||Thanks for the reply but export to .pdf is fine, I only experience this issue when sending the report to the printer through the browser.