PDF with portrait and landscape pages

I have a pdf with following composition:
- first page include a dynamic table where users can click a button to add rows (portrait orientation)
- second page include static content (portrait orientation)
- third page include static content (landscape orientation)
- fourth page include static content (portrait orientation)
The problem is that when the table grows, the second page takes the landscape orientation,
the third page takes the portrait orientation...
It's possible keep the settings defined for that all pages generated from dynamic table takes
portrait orientation, and the next page (initially the third page) keeps the landscape orientation.
Thanks in advance.

Don't works correctly.
Attached a pdf test.
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