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EBS bi publisher no of lines issue

Rajesh123

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EBS bi publisher no of lines issue

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Hi All,

I have lpp=14 line per page

For your reference.

1st page

Header with 6 lines printing

2nd page

It is not printing 14 lines page even though if i have space on the 2nd page see the below

and printing remaining lines on the 3rd page.

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Could you please help me on this?

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Rajesh123

Thank you Rajesh.

Do you me to remove lpp=14 line and add the syntax which was provided you?

I have tried with lpp=14 and start and end body , but no luck

Brajesh Shukla-95078

For one of my requirement where in each page i need to print 30 lines and 31 line should go to next page I achieved below

Below are the sample rtf with start body and end body, row which I highlighted in Yellow are just blank row to restrict body space to print only 30 lines(Because of preprinted paper size)

Sample Output

Brajesh Shukla-95078

Can you try without lpp 14 and just control through footer space?

Brajesh Shukla-95078

you can control the number of lines per page by setting your footer space e.g. suppose you want to print 14 lines per page then

<?start:body?>

<?end body?>

Once we set the footer in this way doesn't matter number of lines in first page or rest of the pages. if its less than 14 it will print in first page if more than 14 it will automatically go to next page

Rajesh123

Yes you are correct, but the last line of first page data is going to printing on 2nd page.

Brajesh Shukla-95078

Hi Rajesh,

I have seen your rtf and I think PB with below condition is causing the issue. May I know what exactly this page break is for? in this $start is not getting proper value

<xsl:if xdofo:ctx="inblock" test="$start+$lpp<=count($invLines)"><xsl:attribute name="break-before">page</xsl:attribute></xsl:if>

Brajesh Shukla-95078

Can you uncheck the option Allow row to break across the pages

Brajesh Shukla-95078

but the last line of first page data is going to printing on 2nd page. : What it means? can you give example

Rajesh123

Brajesh Shukla wrote:Hi Rajesh,I have seen your rtf and I think PB with below condition is causing the issue. May I know what exactly this page break is for? in this $start is not getting proper value <xsl:if xdofo:ctx="inblock" test="$start+$lpp<=count($invLines)"><xsl:attribute name="break-before">page</xsl:attribute></xsl:if>

if the specified number of rows has been met then insert a page break.

I have used https://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/anatomy-of-a-template-i-fixed-row-enumeration link.

Rajesh123

see the below screen.

It is printing previous page last line row which is not good (look & feel), so that is why i was used print no of lines per page syntax.

But my bad luck it was not in correct behavior, i have sent you the email with details , could you please help me on this?