No data found - after paging

Hi all,
I have a report based on two hidden fields, which are all the time filled with the correct values.
After the first submit, the report shows up correctly.
As soon as I click on "next" to see i.e. the next 15 records the report
shows "no data found" message.
As soon as I reload the page (by clicking F5 key in IE) the report shows the correct next 15 records.
I did not reset any values in branches or sth...
Can anyone help?
Thx and regards.
KMC

Hi,
Try setting the Maximum number of rows returned in the layout and pagination section of the report and see if that helps.
Good luck,
Suma.

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