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I am reading a image file and showing it in Oracle reports 6i. Below coding is for your reference.



function cf_imageFormula return Char is

out_file Text_IO.File_Type;
image_1 varchar2(2000);`enter code here`

begin
select 'Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg' into image_1
from dual;


out_file :=Text_IO.Fopen('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg', 'r');

return ('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg');

exception
when no_data_found then
return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
when others then
return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
end;


The image also showing successfully in report for the first record, from second record the subjected error is showing. Please help me with solution..










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    I am reading a image file and showing it in Oracle reports 6i. Below coding is for your reference.



    function cf_imageFormula return Char is

    out_file Text_IO.File_Type;
    image_1 varchar2(2000);`enter code here`

    begin
    select 'Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg' into image_1
    from dual;


    out_file :=Text_IO.Fopen('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg', 'r');

    return ('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg');

    exception
    when no_data_found then
    return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
    when others then
    return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
    end;


    The image also showing successfully in report for the first record, from second record the subjected error is showing. Please help me with solution..










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      I am reading a image file and showing it in Oracle reports 6i. Below coding is for your reference.



      function cf_imageFormula return Char is

      out_file Text_IO.File_Type;
      image_1 varchar2(2000);`enter code here`

      begin
      select 'Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg' into image_1
      from dual;


      out_file :=Text_IO.Fopen('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg', 'r');

      return ('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg');

      exception
      when no_data_found then
      return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
      when others then
      return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
      end;


      The image also showing successfully in report for the first record, from second record the subjected error is showing. Please help me with solution..










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      I am reading a image file and showing it in Oracle reports 6i. Below coding is for your reference.



      function cf_imageFormula return Char is

      out_file Text_IO.File_Type;
      image_1 varchar2(2000);`enter code here`

      begin
      select 'Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg' into image_1
      from dual;


      out_file :=Text_IO.Fopen('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg', 'r');

      return ('Q:syimg'||:pyempcde||'.' || 'jpg');

      exception
      when no_data_found then
      return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
      when others then
      return('Q:syimgno_image.jpg');
      end;


      The image also showing successfully in report for the first record, from second record the subjected error is showing. Please help me with solution..







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          As far as I can tell, image size might be the issue. Reports isn't capable of displaying (too) large images (in size, [KB], not centimeters). If that's the case, there's nothing much you can do about it, unless you resize images and make them much smaller (regarding what you've said - it displays only one image ... that's close to nothing).



          Just wondering: how large are those images? How many of them are you supposed to display in the report?






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          • I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 5:34










          • I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 14 at 7:35










          • I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 10:53










          • Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 15 at 8:25












          • It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 15 at 8:59











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          As far as I can tell, image size might be the issue. Reports isn't capable of displaying (too) large images (in size, [KB], not centimeters). If that's the case, there's nothing much you can do about it, unless you resize images and make them much smaller (regarding what you've said - it displays only one image ... that's close to nothing).



          Just wondering: how large are those images? How many of them are you supposed to display in the report?






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          • I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 5:34










          • I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 14 at 7:35










          • I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 10:53










          • Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 15 at 8:25












          • It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 15 at 8:59















          up vote
          0
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          As far as I can tell, image size might be the issue. Reports isn't capable of displaying (too) large images (in size, [KB], not centimeters). If that's the case, there's nothing much you can do about it, unless you resize images and make them much smaller (regarding what you've said - it displays only one image ... that's close to nothing).



          Just wondering: how large are those images? How many of them are you supposed to display in the report?






          share|improve this answer





















          • I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 5:34










          • I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 14 at 7:35










          • I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 10:53










          • Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 15 at 8:25












          • It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 15 at 8:59













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          up vote
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          As far as I can tell, image size might be the issue. Reports isn't capable of displaying (too) large images (in size, [KB], not centimeters). If that's the case, there's nothing much you can do about it, unless you resize images and make them much smaller (regarding what you've said - it displays only one image ... that's close to nothing).



          Just wondering: how large are those images? How many of them are you supposed to display in the report?






          share|improve this answer












          As far as I can tell, image size might be the issue. Reports isn't capable of displaying (too) large images (in size, [KB], not centimeters). If that's the case, there's nothing much you can do about it, unless you resize images and make them much smaller (regarding what you've said - it displays only one image ... that's close to nothing).



          Just wondering: how large are those images? How many of them are you supposed to display in the report?







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          • I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 5:34










          • I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 14 at 7:35










          • I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 10:53










          • Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 15 at 8:25












          • It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 15 at 8:59


















          • I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 5:34










          • I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 14 at 7:35










          • I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 14 at 10:53










          • Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
            – Prabha Christ
            Nov 15 at 8:25












          • It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
            – Littlefoot
            Nov 15 at 8:59
















          I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
          – Prabha Christ
          Nov 14 at 5:34




          I want to display more than 30 images and that is one image for each page.. each image size is nearly 1.2 M.
          – Prabha Christ
          Nov 14 at 5:34












          I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
          – Littlefoot
          Nov 14 at 7:35




          I presume that that's too large. I've had to print some signed contracts, where signature was a scanned image. For ~300 contracts, when the image was larger than 20 KB (KB! not MB), the report failed so I had to shrink image size. Try to do the same; there are tools (available on the Internet) that let you resize images all-at-once. See what happens. Don't forget to save a backup copy of the original images!
          – Littlefoot
          Nov 14 at 7:35












          I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
          – Prabha Christ
          Nov 14 at 10:53




          I made the report to call one image for one time.. thanks
          – Prabha Christ
          Nov 14 at 10:53












          Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
          – Prabha Christ
          Nov 15 at 8:25






          Hi littlefoot, now I am trying to show only one image then also its showing the same error.. may be image size is more.. can we have any option to resize the image
          – Prabha Christ
          Nov 15 at 8:25














          It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
          – Littlefoot
          Nov 15 at 8:59




          It is done at operating system level; use any image viewer, it should have that capability.
          – Littlefoot
          Nov 15 at 8:59


















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