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Printing using a data reader

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    In a PrintPage event I am opening a data reader and reading the records in a while loop. When I reach the MarginBounds I am setting e.HasMorePages to true followed by a return statement. When the next page attempts to print and the PrintPage event executes again it runs all of the code within the PrintPage method creating an error condition and does not just continue at the same place in the while loop. How is the process of printing a large number of records from a database usually handled? Kyle

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      In a PrintPage event I am opening a data reader and reading the records in a while loop. When I reach the MarginBounds I am setting e.HasMorePages to true followed by a return statement. When the next page attempts to print and the PrintPage event executes again it runs all of the code within the PrintPage method creating an error condition and does not just continue at the same place in the while loop. How is the process of printing a large number of records from a database usually handled? Kyle

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      Pull the data into a DataSet, then use the DataSet while printing, keeping track of which records have been printed. This is beneficial two fold, first you are closing your connection to the database sooner, and second you can make use of the DataSet elsewhere as well (Print Preview). James Sonork ID: 100.11138 - Hasaki "Not be to confused with 'The VD Project'. Which would be a very bad pr0n flick. :-D" - Michael P Butler Jan. 18, 2002

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