| Tuning report design for high performance [message #831025] |
Wed, 28 March 2012 11:13  |
 sam va
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Registered: July 2011 |
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We have the following configuration in our test environment
Linux
Weblogic 10.0.2
JRockit 1.5
RAM - 2GB
BIRT 3.7
Reports are run using Run + Render. For each report output formats (HTML/PDF/EXCEL) are generated sequentially, one after the other.
With the above configuration we have done some tests where we can run 20 parallel reports with rptdocument size around 90MB and data records of around 30K. If the rptdocument size increases, the number of reports which can be run in parallel decreases for the same amount of data records.
Would like to know how we can tune the report, to make the rptdocument size small... any suggestions are very helpful
Thanks
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| Re: Tuning report design for high performance [message #1736469 is a reply to message #835680] |
Wed, 29 June 2016 15:01  |
Cullen Bond
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Registered: June 2016 |
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Hi Jason,
I am looking to Fine tune a rptdocument as well.
Is there a good way to render, or to navigate what is in the rptdocument. To recognize bloat or duplicate styles, cached data, etc.
I have a report, with two groups.
One large table, and 20 or so tables inside the rows of the first.
One dataset for the parent table, one for each table inside that.
Are there any plugins to help me traverse the document?
It is an xml with cached data, rptdesign, data(prior to javascript computes), TOC bookmarks, etc.
Due to security I don't think I will be able to share the report.
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