Error running report 'Timeout exceeded'
Hi,
I am having trouble running a report.
I am running a report from workflow using "Report" activity using where clause and it is linked to a chart. When I run the report with the chart using 20 features as inpput I am getting result but when i do the same with more than 70 features i am getting below error.
There was a workflow error running activity: Error running report 'Timeout exceeded'
below is the message from logs
Run report operation 'ElevationProfile' completed in 59.8 seconds. Consider changing this report to run asynchronously to avoid request timeout errors.
Is there any way to change the timeout value of reportdesigner.
I want to run the report synchronously because I want the output in png format but large format printing supports only pdf.
Thanks,
Srikanth
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I’m having this error since ages with no solution 0 -
I resolved my asynchronously warning and errors by going into my arcgis server admin connection and changing my printing tools geoprocessing service properties. Under parameters change the excution mode from synchronous to asynchronous. 0 -
We would appreciate if this issue is resolved in GE 4.7\GVH 2.8. we hope to hear from LG team. 0 -
Hi Jamal, 0 -
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Hi Fatin, 0 -
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Hi Jordan, 0 -
Fatin, when it makes sense to use asynchronous will vary depending on the performance of the map services, your own infrastructure, and the complexity of your data. For instance, if your parcel data has only a few fields, 2500 features may not bee too bad, but if they have dozens, or even hundreds of fields, 2500 features might represent several MB of data. If there's any doubt as to whether your users will make requests for data that will time out, it's probably prudent to go with an asynchronous workflow (or report, or print job). 0 -
Thank you Jordan for the answr. 0 -
Jamal, I just took a look at the viewer you've shown in the screenshots, and none of its print templates are using asynchronous printing. 0 -
Sorry, Srikanth! I lost track of your original question. new geocortex.essentialsHtmlViewer.ViewerLoader().loadAndInitialize();
Replace this line with this instead:new geocortex.essentialsHtmlViewer.ViewerLoader().loadAndInitialize({ onSiteInitialized: function(app, loader) { geocortex.config.io.timeout = 300 * 1000; // 300 seconds } });
As you can see, the timeout variable takes time in milliseconds.0 -
Thank you for the reply Jordan :) 0 -
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Hi Fatin, 0 -
I think I see where it went wrong for you. It turns out that when you enable large-format printing on a print template, it does not reset the default output format. What I think happened for you is that you originally had a default output format of Jpeg, which is why it's still making that request. 0 -
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Thank you Jordan for your reply. 0 -
Sorry, Jamal. I'd forgotten about the issue with pdfs and printing bidirectional text. That is frustrating. Unfortunately, in this case, there's no easy fix for either of us. Generating PDFs that properly supports bidirectional text will require us to replace a key component within printing and reporting, which will necessitate a complete rewrite of these features. We've been planning an overhaul of these areas, but I couldn't even guess at a timeline; it won't happen in 2017. 0 -
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This is again happening when exporting data as csv 0 -
Thank you Jamal for your comment. 0 -
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