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Okay - this could be the key - change your 'Datenanzeige' -> 'Fasten Header mit Inhalt mit Bildauf' and try it again please?
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And you don't have anything like this set on your table; -
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And I am also guessing that the length of your table, both 'natural' and as you have it defined in the formatting section would not be sufficient in total with the length of the text area to force a page break?
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If you put the table above itself do you get the same behaviour? This is in a compound layout, not in a dashboard? And does the format properties for the text area appear as below; - (Only in German I am guessing?)
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Sorry, have you also checked your dashboard frames for sizing there, if it is being printed from within dashboards?
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And you don't have anything that could be causing wrap of content (unbroken text will force a wrap as it cannot be wrapped without spaces) or html / jscript that could be causing the issue?
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It is on individual elements, see the [A] control? But see my other post - there is a known issue in My Oracle Support (I cannot post details it breaks licensing agreements) you just need a valid customer log in to access it.
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Seems it is now fixed ->
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Though this looks more likely -> OBIEE 12c: PDF Download Increased Number Of Pages After Upgrade From 11g To 12c (Doc ID 2381100.1) You need a MOS account to log in. https://support.oracle.com/epmos/faces/SearchDocDisplay?_adf.ctrl-state=14480jxiss_4&_afrLoop=360934438458992#CAUSE
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Have you tried checking the width settings for the 'container' for your entire analysis, is there any correlation between which page break and which don't? i.e. My working theory is your width is outside the page and so causing the pdf to wrap and put a page break in
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Also, if you wanted a workaround then you could recreate the union functionality using an opaque view.
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Thanks - I am okay with not giving me answered, but can you at least set your question to 'assumed answered' so others do not waste their time trying to resolve it for you? thanks, Robert.
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You have posted the same issue twice, kindly delete this instance.
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Check if you have 'filter based on ....' ticked on any of the filters, it sounds like someone has deliberately linked the first prompt to the second - behavior typically used when one prompt is a subset of another prompt, like months in a year, sub-expense types of an expense code etc.
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I honestly thought we were being trolled...
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https://community.oracle.com/community/groundbreakers/otn_community_feedback/blog/2018/11/19/inbox-news-connection-strea…
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I always think of lookups as being useful for translation purposes, whether that is turning a code in to a descriptor, or changing english into whatever other language, but it can be a life saver at the end of a long project when the client produces the 'must have' that was never specified, discussed or talked about…
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It has just taken me 15 minutes to log in, and no, I don't type that slowly... In the immortal words of 'Bones'...
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Understood, build it once in the rpd and everyone can benefit from it without working out how to 'get there' again! And sincere thanks for answering, we all seem to be in the dark at the minute on the forums as to updates!!
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Okay, after coffee my brain is saying, "but you don't know what other measures he wants in the same analysis and that is why Christian is suggesting to fix it using the 'level based measure' functionality". Okay I get it. My brain also added you could use Count (distinct employee_id by division||department) which would…