This section explains the best practices and optimized ways to render RDL/RDLC reports in JavaScript Report Viewer.
The PerformanceSetting
class provides properties that allows JavaScript Report Viewer to render the millions of records in seconds. Here are the properties associated with it:
PageCreation
VirtualEvaluation
AutoGrowText
FetchLimit
Note : For optimal rendering, please set the PageCreation
property to OnDemand
, VirtualEvaluation
to true
, AutoGrowText
to false
, and FetchLimit
to 1000
. Alternatively, you can achieve this optimal rendering setting by just adding report custom property SmartRendering
as true as shown below,
This PageCreation
enum helps to define how each page is processed and created in the Report Viewer engine.
Property | Description |
---|---|
Default |
Starts page creation, after all, pages created then sends first page to client side for rendering. |
OnDemand |
Creates first page then sends to the client side within seconds. Each page creation starts when user navigating to the next page. |
Background |
Creates first page then sends to the client side within seconds. Remaining pages created at the background, completion status is updated in progress bar. |
Here, the example shows how to configure PageCreation
in the ReportViewerController
.
public void OnInitReportOptions(ReportViewerOptions reportOption)
{
reportOption.ReportModel.PerformanceSetting = new BoldReports.RDL.Data.PerformanceSetting
{
PageCreation = BoldReports.RDL.Data.PageCreation.OnDemand
};
}
Also you can set this property for a specific report by using the PageCreation
custom property. You can set PageCreation
as a custom property as shown below,
The
PageCreation
property must be added to report properties.
This VirtualEvaluation
reuses tablix cell object to reduce memory utilization.
public void OnInitReportOptions(ReportViewerOptions reportOption)
{
reportOption.ReportModel.PerformanceSetting = new BoldReports.RDL.Data.PerformanceSetting
{
VirtualEvaluation = true
};
}
Also you can set this property for a specific report by using the VirtualEvaluation
custom property. You can set the VirtualEvaluation
as custom property as shown below,
The
VirtualEvaluation
property must be added to report properties.
The AutoGrowText
property is used to measure dynamic text height in each text box.
Please note: if we set AutoGrowText
to true, the viewer will take time to measure the height of each textbox cell, depending on the amount of data. For more information refer this Improve the performance while loading report with huge data
public void OnInitReportOptions(ReportViewerOptions reportOption)
{
reportOption.ReportModel.PerformanceSetting = new BoldReports.RDL.Data.PerformanceSetting
{
AutoGrowText = false
};
}
Also you can set this property for a specific report by using the AutoGrowText
custom property. You can set the AutoGrowText
as custom property as shown below,
The FetchLimit
property is used to limit the number of records fetched in a report. For instance, if a report contains huge records by applying a FetchLimit
of 1000 will ensure that only 1000 records will fetched from the dataset.
public void OnInitReportOptions(ReportViewerOptions reportOption)
{
reportOption.ReportModel.PerformanceSetting = new BoldReports.RDL.Data.PerformanceSetting
{
FetchLimit = 1000
};
}
Also you can set this property for a specific report by using the FetchLimit
custom property. You can set the FetchLimit
as custom property as shown below,
We have provided this feature for non-grouping Tablix-based reports. However, there are a few limitations that are listed below.