Same thing here !
We have reports with 2-3 levels of subreports and the data "migrates"
sometimes to the 4th page, leaving the first 2-3 pages just with a small
header on top... it's very difficult to explain to a client why their report
looks like that. And this problem is active since the beginning of reporting
services. A few service packs later, a new version, and it's still out
there...
For some of the reports we managed to eliminate the subreports, but just
imagine how the datasets look like in the main report :(
Or, we transferred the burden of "subreporting" to the processing part,
creating a separate table to keep all the pre-calculated data, with headers
and subreport information, etc., leaving to Reporting Services the only task
of displaying the content of the table. But it's much more difficult and it
lacks flexibility !
Please, if anyone has a solution to this, make it public !
We regularly search the newsgroups for a solution to this problem, but
untill now, we just noticed a lot of people having this problem...
Thank you,
Andrei.
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>I have a subreport inside a table on the main report. It seems
> everything I
> try the subreport will keep together on a new page if it cannot fit
> itself
> on the rest of the first page. How can I have the subreport display
> it's
> data on the rest of the first page and continue on to the second page?
>
> I have looked at everything I can think of. Keep Together is set to
> false
> everywhere.
>
> Please help.
>
> Thanks,
>