Demand paging offers options for splitting, or bursting, the report into separate files for better performance. By bursting a report, you avoid downloading the report in its entirety into the browser.
For secure Production Reporting jobs, select an HTML Demand Paging option according to how the report divides the output among users or groups.
Demand paging is for Web output types which include HTML, BQD, XLC, and CSV. Printed output types include PDF, SPF, PS,LP, and HP.
Table 88. Demand Paging Options
| Demand Paging Options | Descriptions |
|---|
Write the entire report as one file | Write report output to one HTML file (Not available for a secure Production Reporting job) |
Write a separate file every __ pages | Create an HTML file for every N pages For example; if you enter 1, an HTML file is created for every report page; if you enter 20, an HTML file is created for every 20 pages. Default: An HTML file for every page in the report |
Write a separate file based on table of contents level | Create HTML files for the table of contents If you enter 1, a separate HTML file is created for each level 1 entry in the table of contents. If you enter 2, an HTML file is created for each level 1 and level 2 entry. Default: An HTML file for each level 1 entry Note: If no table of contents exists, the report is saved as one HTML file. |