"Right" section of BorderStyle not working in last column

I have a multi-column report (with a header). I'm trying to draw a 1pt
border around the entire header. Not the report or table, just the header.
All of the sections of the border appear correctly except the sections in
the last column to the right. The "right" section of the last column does
not display in any mode.
Has anyone run into this? Is there a workaround?
Thanks!You can get a "clipped" or "missing" information in the last column when the
following is not true:
PageWidth - Left Margin - Right Marging >= (#Columns * ColumnWidth) +
((#Columns -1) * Column Spacing).
Please check how your multi column report is setup.
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Bruce Johnson [MSFT]
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Michael Creamer" <MichaelCreamer@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:425BF87E-437C-4B97-88B2-28207E96C53D@.microsoft.com...
>I have a multi-column report (with a header). I'm trying to draw a 1pt
> border around the entire header. Not the report or table, just the
> header.
> All of the sections of the border appear correctly except the sections in
> the last column to the right. The "right" section of the last column does
> not display in any mode.
> Has anyone run into this? Is there a workaround?
> Thanks!

"Disk full"

I am running Windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?Hi
This will depend on the machine and what it is used for e.g. your cached
internet files could be huge or temporary files could be cluttering up the
system.
If you used Windows Explorer to seach the drive you can then order the files
by size.
John
<austx@.ev1.net> wrote in message
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>I am running Windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
> is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
>|||Also take a look at the size of your DB (mdf,ndf) and Log files (ldf)
you can use the following below to find out
sp_spaceused
DBCC SQLPERF ( LOGSPACE )
<austx@.ev1.net> wrote in message
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>I am running Windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
> is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
>|||Install a program called "Treesize" and use it to scan your hard drves,
that way you will be able to see the biggest folders and you can
manually check why and delete the files that use most of the space and
are not needed.
Hope it helps.|||thanks, I'll look at that.

"Disk full"

I am running windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?Hi
This will depend on the machine and what it is used for e.g. your cached
internet files could be huge or temporary files could be cluttering up the
system.
If you used Windows Explorer to seach the drive you can then order the files
by size.
John
<austx@.ev1.net> wrote in message
news:1136735870.520313.12800@.g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>I am running windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
> is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
>|||Also take a look at the size of your DB (mdf,ndf) and Log files (ldf)
you can use the following below to find out
sp_spaceused
DBCC SQLPERF ( LOGSPACE )
<austx@.ev1.net> wrote in message
news:1136735870.520313.12800@.g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>I am running windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
> is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
>|||Install a program called "Treesize" and use it to scan your hard drves,
that way you will be able to see the biggest folders and you can
manually check why and delete the files that use most of the space and
are not needed.
Hope it helps.|||thanks, I'll look at that.

"Disk full"

I am running windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
Hi
This will depend on the machine and what it is used for e.g. your cached
internet files could be huge or temporary files could be cluttering up the
system.
If you used Windows Explorer to seach the drive you can then order the files
by size.
John
<austx@.ev1.net> wrote in message
news:1136735870.520313.12800@.g44g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I am running windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
> is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
>
|||Also take a look at the size of your DB (mdf,ndf) and Log files (ldf)
you can use the following below to find out
sp_spaceused
DBCC SQLPERF ( LOGSPACE )
<austx@.ev1.net> wrote in message
news:1136735870.520313.12800@.g44g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com...
>I am running windows 2000 professional, we are showing the entire drive
> is full( 30gig). I suspect it is in system backups. Any ideas?
>
|||Install a program called "Treesize" and use it to scan your hard drves,
that way you will be able to see the biggest folders and you can
manually check why and delete the files that use most of the space and
are not needed.
Hope it helps.
|||thanks, I'll look at that.