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  1. Firstly, on your jasperserver, manage > server settings > for the property "SQL query executer", set the property value to Debug (from the drop down on the right).

    Secondly, clear the jasperserver.log (empty the file, don't delete) and save. Then run the report and view the query that runs, run the query in the database by replacing the ? with relevant values.

    This will help you check the result from your query.


     

  2. Since Jasperserver is just a reporting tool, you cannot hide the footer band when the Group footer is printed. However, if you can assign a parameter such that its value is 1 when the group footer is printed but 0 when not printed, then you can achieve the requirement with printwhen condition of the page footer.

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  3. Your first and formost step must be to analyze the jasperserver.log and if possible, share it here on the forum.
    Also using which user are you logging into jasperserver and if you arent using superuser or jasperadmin, what is the user permissions?

    Regards,
    KKriplani

  4. Your example clarrifies your requirement. Ignore my previous answer.
    What I finally understand is that you want to display first 20 records in table 1 and next 20 records in table two.

    The easient way would be to have two separate datasets.

    But even without that, what you can try is give all the fields of table 2, a print when condition like ;
    $P{Id}>20.

    In that case, all the fields of table two will only be printed as and when the ID is greater than 20.

    Hope this helps,
    KKriplani
     

  5. Hi,
    I just came across the reason. Read below:

    MongoDB is a big data architecture based on the NoSQL model that is neither relational nor SQL-based. Jaspersoft provides a
    connector that allows reports to use MongoDB as a data source. Reports based on a MongoDB data source can be used as
    Topics that allow users to create Ad Hoc views based on the fields returned by the MongoDB query. However, Domains
    require relational data sources, and therefore MongoDB data sources cannot be used in Domains.

    Regards,
    KKriplani

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