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What do you understand by logical pages in SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)? |
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Answer» When a report is divided into COLUMNS, such as columns in a newspaper, they are referred to as LOGICAL pages rendered on the same physical page. They are ordered from left to right, top to bottom, and each column is separated by white space. Each physical page is divided vertically into columns, each of which is regarded as a logical page if the report is divided into more than one column. Take, for example, a physical page with two columns. The first column and then the second column is filled with the content of your report. If the report does not FIT entirely within the first two columns, the first column is filled first, followed by the second column on the following page. From left to right, top to bottom, columns are filled until all report ITEMS are rendered. The column spacing defaults to zero if you give column sizes that cause the horizontal or vertical WIDTHS to equal zero. |
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