Question on rectangle with graph and table

i inserted the graph chart and table in a rectangle for similar values... but when i see the preview of this scenario... its showing seperately.... its mean that first showing the rectangle and then graph and then table in the preview page. when i saved
it into PDF; both chart and table are coming in same rectangle.
can any one please give a quick response to this.

Hi Nagalinga,
Based on my understanding, you create a chart and table with same values, then you use a rectangle to contain them. When previewing the report, rectangle, chart, table displays separately. However, when exporting to PDF, the chart and table display in a
same rectangle.
In Reporting Service, rectangles can be used as containers to help control the way data regions render in a report. However, a rectangle is only a container for items that you either create in the rectangle or drag into the rectangle. If you draw a rectangle
around an item that already exists on the design surface, the rectangle will not act as its container. So in your scenario, I suppose you create a chart and table then draw a rectangle around them, rectangle, chart and table will display separately when previewing
report. As we tested in our environment, we create a chart and table with same values, then drag them into a rectangle, the chart and table both display in a rectangle whether we preview the report or render the report as PDF. Please refer to the screenshots
below:
Reference:
Rectangles and Lines (Report Builder and SSRS)
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu

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Am able to do simple SELECTs from ms sql tables like:
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initdg4msql.ora:
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Oracle® Database Gateway for SQL Server User's Guide,:
11g Release 2 (11.2)
Part Number E12069-02
*2 SQL Server Gateway Features and Restriction*
Result Sets and Stored Procedures
The Oracle Database Gateway for SQL Server provides support for stored procedures which return result sets.
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PL/SQL Program Fetching from Result Sets in Sequential Mode
-- Execute procedure
out_arg := null;
refcurproc@MSQL('Hello World', out_arg, rc1);
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Anyway, even with the PL/SQL block the error message is the same - ORA-00933 "SQL command not properly ended"
and the cursor (* in SQL*PLUS) is put just at the first bracket.
Edited by: user636213 on Aug 10, 2012 5:17 AM

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