on 10-07-2008 2:58 PM
Hi, I have a report that uses a column of type image in an sql server mdf file.
The report design shows this as a blobobject.
When I try to print the image it is either too small or if I drag to a larger size the image is of very bad quality.
The image data from the database field comes from an image jpeg file of 825 x 3100 pixels.
If I set the blobobject to this the print is tiny but if I drag to a bigger size it is not good at all?
Any tips please?
This is my first try at printing image data!
Hi Paul,
If you drag the picture more than it's size, it will loose its resolution. Try to keep the minimum size and go in FileReport Optionsand click on Retain Original Image Color Depth.
Thanks,
Sastry
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Hi, thank you for the quick reply!
The image is black and white so do not know if that will help?
It is more the size that is the issue?
If I just open the image with say MS PM and print it looks perfect but from CR it is small and tiny if I set the blob to the pixel size?
I see there is a scaling x and y but I dont understand those?
So, there is some problem with your blob field. What is the datasource you are using ? Try to change datasource like ODBC,OLE DB or Native.
If you can insert the images directly then you can resize the image in design and right lick on the image and go in format picture --common --remove the Can Grow option.
Thanks,
Sastry
Great help, really appreciate it!
The data is read from a column in an sql database file .mdf
The sql defintion in vb.net 2008 says it is of type IMAGE.
When I view the data in dataview it says it is <binary data>
I drag this field onto the report from Database Fields and it appears on the report as a IblobFieldObject with a puny size of 226 * 1440
What I need is the image data in the blob to look like the image when droped on the report uing the jpg file
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