Removing blank rows in Presentation

Hi,
How can i remove blank rows in a Bi Bean Presentaion?
do i have to configure it in
a)while making the presentation, or
b)when displaying it in a JSP page?
thanks,
Vaibhav.

the method is setSuppressRows in class
oracle.dss.dataSource.client.QueryClient
you must retreive the Query of your Presentation (Crosstab ThinCrosstab...) and then apply this method to the query...
After you use it,please reply here if it works,because it does not work to me...
Antonio

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