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Yes, this is because the containers with the Detail section will be rendered for all the rows of the bound table. If we analyze the report with respect to layout, will notice that data is rendered in certain pattern. When the report is rendered, it generate pages, and display the data from the table in each mapped container within the report and this data flows over from one page to the subsequent one, till the data from last row from the table is displayed. Let’s take up a standard Mobile bill with usage statement as an example, and walk through problems/workarounds of Section based layout designing also talk about another designing approach, known as Fixed Page based Layout designing.Ī report is bound to a database table, and has fields/containers mapped to specific column of the table. These kind of workarounds maybe easy to design (to develop the layout), but it is not that easy when it’s been execute. There are some scenarios faced in day-to-day report layout designer’s life, where workarounds has to be used in Section based designing approach to achieve specific layout based requirements. Designing a report layout within sections is a common way, and the easiest too, to show data in a printable form. When we think of designing a layout for a report, using any Report Designing tool, the designing approach is based on section, like Page Header, Group Header, Detail, etc hence this kind of designing is known as Section based layout designing.