In case you didn't see it...

Posted At : May 30, 2007 7:21 AM
Related Categories: ColdFusion,Report Builder

You can now download the CF8 beta from Adobe Labs.

WooHoo!

So what does this mean for reporting? Quite a lot actually. I know it's been quiet around here lately, but that's because we've been working on doing all kinds of fixes and enhancements to both the reporting engine as well as the report builder. In the beta, you'll be able to play with cool things like using CSS within a report, passing in queries to sub-reports, and page breaks. We've also spent significant time making the Report Builder more stable than it ever has been before.

Darn nifty, I'd say.

So give it a whirl! And PLEASE, if you find any issues, file a bug so that it can be looked at. I don't know about things you guys don't file (go here to file a bug). We do read every single bug report that comes in, honestly.

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We have a report that used to produce a 1000+ page pdf in about 2 minutes. It has gone to producing a 200+ page report in about the same amount of time. No change to the data, database, report or environment, it just suddenly slowed down and nothing seems to be able to make it go back to decent performance on large record sets.
Server reboots don't help, any ideas or thoughts would be appreciated.

# Posted By Paul Sussan | 1/10/08 2:30 PM

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