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Friday, February 17, 2012

custom assembly

hello
after getting the first row of data using .net assemblies, the remaining
rows show #error.
any ideas?problem solved. error was in .net assembly.
"Peter Fuller" wrote:
> hello
> after getting the first row of data using .net assemblies, the remaining
> rows show #error.
> any ideas?|||here is another problem.
the report has 36 rows. when i change the select statement to have the top
1 then the data is correct.
when i remove the top 1 then some of the fields are incorrect. does report
server create separate instances of the .net assembly for each field?
"Peter Fuller" wrote:
> problem solved. error was in .net assembly.
> "Peter Fuller" wrote:
> > hello
> >
> > after getting the first row of data using .net assemblies, the remaining
> > rows show #error.
> >
> > any ideas?|||this is really weird
i hard code the value into the variable passed to the .net assembly. then
upon returning 4 rows, i expect to see the same data. however, the first row
is correct, the 2-4 rows are an incorrect number but identical.
any ideas out there?
"Peter Fuller" wrote:
> here is another problem.
> the report has 36 rows. when i change the select statement to have the top
> 1 then the data is correct.
> when i remove the top 1 then some of the fields are incorrect. does report
> server create separate instances of the .net assembly for each field?
> "Peter Fuller" wrote:
> > problem solved. error was in .net assembly.
> >
> > "Peter Fuller" wrote:
> >
> > > hello
> > >
> > > after getting the first row of data using .net assemblies, the remaining
> > > rows show #error.
> > >
> > > any ideas?