Cluster manager hangs

We have two sql cluster nodes that works fine till lastweek. i can still move
the cluster goup manualy from the one node to the other. the problem is i
can't move the sqlgroup manualy to the other node. When i do that the sql
manager hangs and nothing happends till i reboot the node where the cluster
group is active than become the group active on the second node. The cluster
dont log anything in the event viewer or the clusterlog file that i cab use
to find the cause of this problem.
I need some help to solve this problem.
Thanks
From the context, by "cluster manager" and "sql manager", I take that you
meant "Cluster Administrator", and Cluster Administrator still reports the
state of the cluster properly, right? (e.g. you can view whether a group is
online and on which node the group is running, etc) In addition, the SQL
instance itself works fine, right?
I'd try to establish whether this is a Cluster Administrator tool problem or
the cluster/sql problem. Try tto move the SQL group using Cluster
Administrator on one of the nodes itself. Failing that, check to see whether
the cluster service works properly w.r.t. the SQL group. For instance, you
can deny the cluster service account access to the SQL instance, and this
will force the cluster service to bounce the SQL group between the nodes
(because its IsAlive check would fail) and eventually give up. If the cluster
does behave this way, I'd then focus on troubleshooting the Cluster
Adminitrator itself.
Linchi
"Saber" wrote:

> We have two sql cluster nodes that works fine till lastweek. i can still move
> the cluster goup manualy from the one node to the other. the problem is i
> can't move the sqlgroup manualy to the other node. When i do that the sql
> manager hangs and nothing happends till i reboot the node where the cluster
> group is active than become the group active on the second node. The cluster
> dont log anything in the event viewer or the clusterlog file that i cab use
> to find the cause of this problem.
> I need some help to solve this problem.
> Thanks
|||Hi Linchi,
Yes, i mean the cluster administrator. I have two clustergroups named "SQL
cluster group" running on Server1 and the "cluster group" running on
Server2. When i start the cluster administrator i can manualy move the
cluster group to server1 without problems. Failback is also working fine. But
when i try to move the SQL cluster group to Server2 the cluster administrator
hangs and the only way to get the SQL cluster group running on server2 is
taking server1 offline. the same problem occurs when i try to failback to
server 1.
The SQL cluster group contains the folowing resources:
-Disk R
-SQL IP address
-MSMQ
-SQL network name
-SQL server
-SQL Server agent
-SQL Server Fulltext
Also i did the following test:
When i take the SQL server resource offline i can move the SQL cluster group
between the 2 servers. and when i take the SQL server resource online again a
try the same the cluster administrator hangs.
Note: Server2 acts as 2003 DC and DNS server
Regards,
"Linchi Shea" wrote:

> From the context, by "cluster manager" and "sql manager", I take that you
> meant "Cluster Administrator", and Cluster Administrator still reports the
> state of the cluster properly, right? (e.g. you can view whether a group is
> online and on which node the group is running, etc) In addition, the SQL
> instance itself works fine, right?
> I'd try to establish whether this is a Cluster Administrator tool problem or
> the cluster/sql problem. Try tto move the SQL group using Cluster
> Administrator on one of the nodes itself. Failing that, check to see whether
> the cluster service works properly w.r.t. the SQL group. For instance, you
> can deny the cluster service account access to the SQL instance, and this
> will force the cluster service to bounce the SQL group between the nodes
> (because its IsAlive check would fail) and eventually give up. If the cluster
> does behave this way, I'd then focus on troubleshooting the Cluster
> Adminitrator itself.
> Linchi

Cluster Install hangs

Trying to install oe instance of SQL Server 2000 Enterprise (32-bit) on a
Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise two node cluster. I am installing on the
node which the cluster group is currently on. Cluster group only contains
disk drives. I have an IP set aside for SQL.
Go through the installation, get to the point where you enter the IP
address. I add in the IP in the wizard and it accepts it - it moves it down
to the lower half of the screen. It is at this point I click 'Next' that the
install hangs. It hangs for about an hour. I have rebooted after each
failure. The only thing that is sent to the application log is this:
Hanging application _INS5576._MP, version 5.53.168.0, hang module hungapp,
version 0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000.
For more information, see Help and Support Center at
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
Anybody see this before? Any ideas? Usually this is a straight forward
installation. Thanks in advance for any help.
TX:
Did you uninstall an instance before this happened? I'm having this exact
problem, and while there is a BUG KB Article about it
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293788/en-us); this isn't my exact problem.
The install hangs on the DialogShowSdDiskGroups action, but my conditions
don't match the article.
Maybe this will help you. If you have found another answer, please let me
know.
Scott Martin
"TX_KniveS" wrote:

> Trying to install oe instance of SQL Server 2000 Enterprise (32-bit) on a
> Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise two node cluster. I am installing on the
> node which the cluster group is currently on. Cluster group only contains
> disk drives. I have an IP set aside for SQL.
> Go through the installation, get to the point where you enter the IP
> address. I add in the IP in the wizard and it accepts it - it moves it down
> to the lower half of the screen. It is at this point I click 'Next' that the
> install hangs. It hangs for about an hour. I have rebooted after each
> failure. The only thing that is sent to the application log is this:
> Hanging application _INS5576._MP, version 5.53.168.0, hang module hungapp,
> version 0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000.
> For more information, see Help and Support Center at
> http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/events.asp.
> Anybody see this before? Any ideas? Usually this is a straight forward
> installation. Thanks in advance for any help.
|||Yes, we got the install to complete. We think our issue was this: We had
some disk drives offline within another cluster group. Although these drives
had nothing to do with the installation of SQL, the fact that they were down
we believe caused the SQL installation to hang.
"ScottM" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> TX:
> Did you uninstall an instance before this happened? I'm having this exact
> problem, and while there is a BUG KB Article about it
> (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293788/en-us); this isn't my exact problem.
> The install hangs on the DialogShowSdDiskGroups action, but my conditions
> don't match the article.
> Maybe this will help you. If you have found another answer, please let me
> know.
> Scott Martin
> "TX_KniveS" wrote:
|||I feel a little dumb now. I had a look at the other virtual servers, and one
of the resource names for a physical disk in ANOTHER virtual server was named
the same as the virtual server it was in. I didn't follow the KB Article
myself clearly enough.
Thanks for the response, it put me down the path of looking at my other
virtual servers.
Scott Martin
"TX_KniveS" wrote:
[vbcol=seagreen]
> Yes, we got the install to complete. We think our issue was this: We had
> some disk drives offline within another cluster group. Although these drives
> had nothing to do with the installation of SQL, the fact that they were down
> we believe caused the SQL installation to hang.
> "ScottM" wrote:
|||All cluster groups must be online or the SQL installer will hang/crash.
This is "by design" as far as I can tell.
Geoff N. Hiten
Senior Database Administrator
Microsoft SQL Server MVP
"ScottM" <ScottM@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2AAD72E3-ABE5-48D9-8AC3-4559D8808C51@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> TX:
> Did you uninstall an instance before this happened? I'm having this exact
> problem, and while there is a BUG KB Article about it
> (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293788/en-us); this isn't my exact
> problem.
> The install hangs on the DialogShowSdDiskGroups action, but my conditions
> don't match the article.
> Maybe this will help you. If you have found another answer, please let me
> know.
> Scott Martin
> "TX_KniveS" wrote:

Client-side printing hangs IE

Hi,
When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get the
Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing now...' popup,
but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the ActiveX component and
reregistering it but to no avail. However, it works fine on other machines
that we have. Rendering to PDF works fine, so the report itself must be OK.
Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what could
be causing it?
Thanks,
Chris.I found that being logged in as Administrator works perfectly, so it seems
to be some sort of permissions issue on the server. Do I need to change any
security settings in IIS or folder security on the report server?
Interestingly, the Export feature doesn't work unless the user has
administrative rights on the local machine.
Any ideas?
Chris.
"Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:d4qc2t$3ni$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
> Hi,
> When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get the
> Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing now...'
> popup, but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the ActiveX component
> and reregistering it but to no avail. However, it works fine on other
> machines that we have. Rendering to PDF works fine, so the report itself
> must be OK.
> Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what could
> be causing it?
> Thanks,
> Chris.
>|||It sounds like a permissions issue. Can you export to Web Archive as a non
admin? Both of these features use the users temp directory for storing some
data, can you see if the users has write permission on his %temp% directory?
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:d4qeda$h40$1$8300dec7@.news.demon.co.uk...
>I found that being logged in as Administrator works perfectly, so it seems
>to be some sort of permissions issue on the server. Do I need to change
>any security settings in IIS or folder security on the report server?
> Interestingly, the Export feature doesn't work unless the user has
> administrative rights on the local machine.
> Any ideas?
> Chris.
> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
> news:d4qc2t$3ni$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
>> Hi,
>> When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get the
>> Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing now...'
>> popup, but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the ActiveX component
>> and reregistering it but to no avail. However, it works fine on other
>> machines that we have. Rendering to PDF works fine, so the report itself
>> must be OK.
>> Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what
>> could be causing it?
>> Thanks,
>> Chris.
>>
>|||Even when the user has full administrative rights on the local machine,
client-side printing still doesn't work. The user has full access to the
temp directory, and can export to both PDF and Web Archive formats.
Client-side printing only works when the user has administrative rights to
the domain. Maybe it is a setting in IIS, any ideas?
"Daniel Reib (MSFT)" <danreib@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:OkAdGcDTFHA.2520@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> It sounds like a permissions issue. Can you export to Web Archive as a
> non admin? Both of these features use the users temp directory for
> storing some data, can you see if the users has write permission on his
> %temp% directory?
> --
> -Daniel
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
> news:d4qeda$h40$1$8300dec7@.news.demon.co.uk...
>>I found that being logged in as Administrator works perfectly, so it seems
>>to be some sort of permissions issue on the server. Do I need to change
>>any security settings in IIS or folder security on the report server?
>> Interestingly, the Export feature doesn't work unless the user has
>> administrative rights on the local machine.
>> Any ideas?
>> Chris.
>> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:d4qc2t$3ni$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
>> Hi,
>> When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get
>> the Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing
>> now...' popup, but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the ActiveX
>> component and reregistering it but to no avail. However, it works fine
>> on other machines that we have. Rendering to PDF works fine, so the
>> report itself must be OK.
>> Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what
>> could be causing it?
>> Thanks,
>> Chris.
>>
>>
>|||It is doubtful that it is an IIS setting. Are there any policies that block
ActiveX controls?
--
Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:d4sq3p$od8$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
> Even when the user has full administrative rights on the local machine,
> client-side printing still doesn't work. The user has full access to the
> temp directory, and can export to both PDF and Web Archive formats.
> Client-side printing only works when the user has administrative rights to
> the domain. Maybe it is a setting in IIS, any ideas?
> "Daniel Reib (MSFT)" <danreib@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:OkAdGcDTFHA.2520@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> It sounds like a permissions issue. Can you export to Web Archive as a
>> non admin? Both of these features use the users temp directory for
>> storing some data, can you see if the users has write permission on his
>> %temp% directory?
>> --
>> -Daniel
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:d4qeda$h40$1$8300dec7@.news.demon.co.uk...
>>I found that being logged in as Administrator works perfectly, so it
>>seems to be some sort of permissions issue on the server. Do I need to
>>change any security settings in IIS or folder security on the report
>>server?
>> Interestingly, the Export feature doesn't work unless the user has
>> administrative rights on the local machine.
>> Any ideas?
>> Chris.
>> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:d4qc2t$3ni$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
>> Hi,
>> When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get
>> the Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing
>> now...' popup, but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the ActiveX
>> component and reregistering it but to no avail. However, it works fine
>> on other machines that we have. Rendering to PDF works fine, so the
>> report itself must be OK.
>> Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what
>> could be causing it?
>> Thanks,
>> Chris.
>>
>>
>>
>|||No, the ActiveX control installs fine, and I get the print dialog, but then
it hangs when I print (or print preview) after that. We have no problems
with other ActiveX controls.
Chris.
"Brian Welcker [MSFT]" <bwelcker@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:e$CvMMNTFHA.3848@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> It is doubtful that it is an IIS setting. Are there any policies that
> block ActiveX controls?
> --
> Brian Welcker
> Group Program Manager
> Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
> news:d4sq3p$od8$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
>> Even when the user has full administrative rights on the local machine,
>> client-side printing still doesn't work. The user has full access to the
>> temp directory, and can export to both PDF and Web Archive formats.
>> Client-side printing only works when the user has administrative rights
>> to the domain. Maybe it is a setting in IIS, any ideas?
>> "Daniel Reib (MSFT)" <danreib@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:OkAdGcDTFHA.2520@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> It sounds like a permissions issue. Can you export to Web Archive as a
>> non admin? Both of these features use the users temp directory for
>> storing some data, can you see if the users has write permission on his
>> %temp% directory?
>> --
>> -Daniel
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:d4qeda$h40$1$8300dec7@.news.demon.co.uk...
>>I found that being logged in as Administrator works perfectly, so it
>>seems to be some sort of permissions issue on the server. Do I need to
>>change any security settings in IIS or folder security on the report
>>server?
>> Interestingly, the Export feature doesn't work unless the user has
>> administrative rights on the local machine.
>> Any ideas?
>> Chris.
>> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
>> news:d4qc2t$3ni$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
>> Hi,
>> When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get
>> the Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing
>> now...' popup, but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the
>> ActiveX component and reregistering it but to no avail. However, it
>> works fine on other machines that we have. Rendering to PDF works
>> fine, so the report itself must be OK.
>> Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what
>> could be causing it?
>> Thanks,
>> Chris.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>|||Try this...I think you may be missing RSClientPrint.Authenticate = false;
function Print()
{
RSClientPrint.MarginLeft = .5 * 25.4;
RSClientPrint.MarginTop = .5 * 25.4;
RSClientPrint.MarginRight = .5 * 25.4;
RSClientPrint.MarginBottom = .5 * 25.4;
RSClientPrint.Culture = 1033;
RSClientPrint.UICulture = 1033;
RSClientPrint.PageWidth = 11 * 25.4;
RSClientPrint.PageHeight = 8.5 * 25.4;
RSClientPrint.Authenticate = false;
RSClientPrint.Print('http://unisys1/reportserver',
'/Test/LMMISInquiry/RECIPIENTREIMBURSEMENT/ReportsAndLetters/AvgTurnaroundTime', 'AvgTurnaroundTime');
}
"Chris Childs" wrote:
> No, the ActiveX control installs fine, and I get the print dialog, but then
> it hangs when I print (or print preview) after that. We have no problems
> with other ActiveX controls.
> Chris.
> "Brian Welcker [MSFT]" <bwelcker@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:e$CvMMNTFHA.3848@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> > It is doubtful that it is an IIS setting. Are there any policies that
> > block ActiveX controls?
> >
> > --
> > Brian Welcker
> > Group Program Manager
> > Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
> >
> > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> > rights.
> >
> > "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
> > news:d4sq3p$od8$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
> >> Even when the user has full administrative rights on the local machine,
> >> client-side printing still doesn't work. The user has full access to the
> >> temp directory, and can export to both PDF and Web Archive formats.
> >> Client-side printing only works when the user has administrative rights
> >> to the domain. Maybe it is a setting in IIS, any ideas?
> >>
> >> "Daniel Reib (MSFT)" <danreib@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:OkAdGcDTFHA.2520@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> >> It sounds like a permissions issue. Can you export to Web Archive as a
> >> non admin? Both of these features use the users temp directory for
> >> storing some data, can you see if the users has write permission on his
> >> %temp% directory?
> >>
> >> --
> >> -Daniel
> >> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> >> rights.
> >>
> >>
> >> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
> >> news:d4qeda$h40$1$8300dec7@.news.demon.co.uk...
> >>I found that being logged in as Administrator works perfectly, so it
> >>seems to be some sort of permissions issue on the server. Do I need to
> >>change any security settings in IIS or folder security on the report
> >>server?
> >>
> >> Interestingly, the Export feature doesn't work unless the user has
> >> administrative rights on the local machine.
> >>
> >> Any ideas?
> >>
> >> Chris.
> >>
> >> "Chris Childs" <chris@.nospam.nowhere.com> wrote in message
> >> news:d4qc2t$3ni$1$8302bc10@.news.demon.co.uk...
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> When I try to print a report using client-side printing in SP2, I get
> >> the Print dialog fine, then when I click 'OK' I get the 'Printing
> >> now...' popup, but IE hangs instantly. I've tried removing the
> >> ActiveX component and reregistering it but to no avail. However, it
> >> works fine on other machines that we have. Rendering to PDF works
> >> fine, so the report itself must be OK.
> >>
> >> Is anyone else seeing the same problem, or have any ideas about what
> >> could be causing it?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >>
> >> Chris.
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

Client Printing Hangs

We are accessing SSRS reports using web service. We call the Render the reports using http://<server>/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?reportName&rs:Command=Render

All reports render fine. However for one particular report when we click the print button on the report viewer in IE, Active-x pops up a message "Printing Now" and hangs eternally.

The error occurs even when I am logged in with Admin privileges to the machine and Active-X client works fine for other reports except this one.

Work-around tried: If I call the same report from Report Manager it works fine. Even on the server I have been able to print the report fine.

The report is just 1 page and the data loaded is also not very heavy. Any idea why client side report printing hangs?

hello... have you solved it yet? I got the same issue too.|||

Hi quantum,

Have you tried unstinstalling and reinstalling the Print Control?

You can set a registry key to on the client machine that will start client print logging. It creates a log file in your temp folder. Here is the key.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\80\Reporting Services]
"LogRSClientPrintInfo"=dword:00000001

You can send me the log file and I can take a look to see if I know what the issue is. Remove the online in my email address.

|||

We are also experiencing the problem from all client PCs. The problem only occurs on one report that contains a subreport. Besides the IE browser, it also hangs when trying to print from Studio 2005.

Has anyone solved this problem yet?

|||We have the same problem. Except that the problem occurs on a report containing a matrix control and no subreports. It started happening with a new version of a report. When I deployed an old version of the same report (that printed nicely earlier), it also hangs during printing.

We have RS 2000 with SP2.|||

Folks, we've seen a similar issue in our testing but were not able to reproduce the scenario for it. Without a stable repro, it makes it close to impossible to identify and fix the issue.

Would it be possible for one/some of you to follow the instructions that Brad provided earlier in this thread and then post a bug with that information, the RDL you're using, and (if possible) a sample dataset that causes the issue on our product feedback site:

http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/productfeedback/

Thanks for your help on this,

-Lukasz

|||

the issue seems to a problem the local machine and the rights it has to install exes. My machine our organization stop us from installing any exes from the web etc. I have the same printing issue and the browser hangs.

But when I tried the same page from a machine in the DMZ zone which does not have restrictions, the priting is working fine.

|||

We are having the same issue described above, however it only appears to effect the larger reports. The other interesting thing is that we get this error, if the client waits long enough - about 10 min.

INVALID PAGE NUMBER
The requested page does not exist.

Can someone give me some more specifics as to how to run the client logging utiltity mentioned above. I am assuming that the registry edit should be made on the server - not the client? Also, where does the log file go - exactly. If it is in a %temp% directory, is this is the directory for the user under which reporting services runs, or the IIS user, or the local user or what?

We are running:
Windows Server 2003, SP2, 64bit
SQL Server 2000, SP4, clustered, 64bit
IIS 6.0 on Windows Server 2003

|||

Hi Brad,

I couldn't find the registry keys on my machine. We are using SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services 2005. Reports are being rendered via browser using ReportViewer.aspx with various query string parameters.

I am thinking that this is not a stable approach to render reports from Report Server. Do you know if directly accessing reports from client browser using ReportViewer.aspx is not a recommended approach?

Thanks

Uday Hegde

|||

I am having the same issue, started yesterday. All of a sudden, the report wouldn't print.

here is the data from the printlog

CRSClientPrint:rint - Starting Function.
reportServerUrl = /ReportServer
reportPath = %2fAR%2fAR0006(b)+Statement+of+Accounts+-+Known+as+Name&rsessionID=wkawsv3n2prf1gv2hnili455
reportName = AR0006(b) Statement of Accounts - Known as Name
CResourceManager:etLocaleInfo - Starting Function.
SetUICulture - Starting Function.
Attempted UI LCID = 9
Using UI LCID = 1033
SetUICulture - Ending Function.
CResourceManager::LoadResourceDLL - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::LoadResourceDLL - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CResourceManager::CanUseCurrentLocale - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::CanUseCurrentLocale - Ending Function.
CResourceManager::LoadGDIPlus - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::LoadGDIPlus - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
Attempted culture = 1033
Using culture = 1033
Culture name = English_United States.1252
CResourceManager:etLocaleInfo - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintDlg:rint - Starting Function.
CPrintDlg::InitializePrintDlg - Starting Function.
CPrintDlg::GetDefaultPrinterName - Starting Function.
CPrintDlg::GetDefaultPrinterName - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintDlg:etPrinterPaperSize - Starting Function.
CPrintDlg::GetDefaultPaperSetting - Starting Function.
CPrintDlg::GetDefaultPaperSetting - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintDlg:etPrinterPaperSize - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintDlg::InitializePrintDlg - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport:etReportName - Starting Function.
CReport:etReportName - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::Fetch - Starting Function.
CReport::ComparePrintInfo - Starting Function.
Value of diff = 2
CReport::ComparePrintInfo - Ending Function.
CReport::ClearPages - Starting Function.
CReport::ClearFetchedPages - Starting Function.
CReport::ClearFetchedPages - Ending Function.
CReport::ClearPages - Ending Function.
CReport::ResetNextFetch - Starting Function.
Next Fetch set to 1
CReport::ResetNextFetch - Ending Function.
CReport:tartFetchThread - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Starting Function.
Page to fetch = 1
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Ending Function.
CReport:tartFetchThread - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::Fetch - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintPreviewDlg::CreatePreviewDialog - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPage - Starting Function.
Page = 1
CReport::FetchThreadMain - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x00000000
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Starting Function.
Page to fetch = 1
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Ending Function.
CReport::FetchAllPages - Starting Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
Url = http://10.1.1.130/ReportServer?%2fAR%2fAR0006(b)+Statement+of+Accounts+-+Known+as+Name&rsessionID=wkawsv3n2prf1gv2hnili455&rs:Command=Render&rs:format=IMAGE&rcutputFormat=emfplus&rctartPage=1&rc:EndPage=65535&rcageWidth=8.5in&rcageHeight=11.0in&rc:MarginTop=3.048mm&rc:MarginBottom=3.048mm&rc:MarginLeft=3.048mm&rc:MarginRight=3.048mm&rsersistStreams=True
CPage::CreateEnhMetaFile - Starting Function.
CPage::CreateEnhMetaFile - Ending Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Ending Function.
CReport::FetchAllPages - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x05E76D00
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Starting Function.
Page to fetch = 2
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::FetchPage - Starting Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
Url = http://10.1.1.130/ReportServer?%2fAR%2fAR0006(b)+Statement+of+Accounts+-+Known+as+Name&rsessionID=wkawsv3n2prf1gv2hnili455&rs:Command=Render&rs:format=IMAGE&rcutputFormat=emfplus&rctartPage=2&rc:EndPage=2&rcageWidth=8.5in&rcageHeight=11.0in&rc:MarginTop=3.048mm&rc:MarginBottom=3.048mm&rc:MarginLeft=3.048mm&rc:MarginRight=3.048mm&rs:GetNextStream=True
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Starting Function.
Page = 1
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x05E76D00
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintDlg:rawFile - Starting Function.
CPrintDlg:rawFile - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Starting Function.
Page = 2
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x00000000
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CPage::CreateEnhMetaFile - Starting Function.
CPage::CreateEnhMetaFile - Ending Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Ending Function.
CReport::FetchPage - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x05EA5908
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Starting Function.
Page to fetch = 3
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CPrintDlg:rawFile - Starting Function.
CReport::FetchPage - Starting Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
Url = http://10.1.1.130/ReportServer?%2fAR%2fAR0006(b)+Statement+of+Accounts+-+Known+as+Name&rsessionID=wkawsv3n2prf1gv2hnili455&rs:Command=Render&rs:format=IMAGE&rcutputFormat=emfplus&rctartPage=3&rc:EndPage=3&rcageWidth=8.5in&rcageHeight=11.0in&rc:MarginTop=3.048mm&rc:MarginBottom=3.048mm&rc:MarginLeft=3.048mm&rc:MarginRight=3.048mm&rs:GetNextStream=True
CPrintDlg:rawFile - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Starting Function.
Page = 3
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x00000000
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CPage::CreateEnhMetaFile - Starting Function.
CPage::CreateEnhMetaFile - Ending Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Ending Function.
CReport::FetchPage - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x05ED4798
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Starting Function.
Page to fetch = 4
CReport::GetPageToFetch - Ending Function.
CPrintDlg:rawFile - Starting Function.
CReport::FetchPage - Starting Function.
CReport:erformFetch - Starting Function.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager:etInvariantCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Starting Function.
CResourceManager::ResetCulture - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
Url = http://10.1.1.130/ReportServer?%2fAR%2fAR0006(b)+Statement+of+Accounts+-+Known+as+Name&rsessionID=wkawsv3n2prf1gv2hnili455&rs:Command=Render&rs:format=IMAGE&rcutputFormat=emfplus&rctartPage=4&rc:EndPage=4&rcageWidth=8.5in&rcageHeight=11.0in&rc:MarginTop=3.048mm&rc:MarginBottom=3.048mm&rc:MarginLeft=3.048mm&rc:MarginRight=3.048mm&rs:GetNextStream=True
CPrintDlg:rawFile - Ending Function: 0x00000000.
CReport::GetPaperSize - Starting Function.
Height = 11000, Width = 8500 IsMM = 0
CReport::GetPaperSize - Ending Function.
CReport::GetPage - Starting Function.
Page = 4
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Starting Function.
Page wrapper = 0x00000000
CReport::GetPageWrapper - Ending Function.