error while printing report

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A screen shot of error is at http://core3s.com/error.png[^]

Posted 31-May-12 4:21am

BR0K3R

Updated 31-May-12 7:22am

ZurdoDev

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Dave Kreskowiak 31-May-12 10:24am

You might want to tell use what you're using first. Just linking to an image isn't really a valid question.

OriginalGriff 31-May-12 12:08pm

Even if we do look at the picture, it doesn't really tell us anything useful.
You need to give us much, much better information - all we have at the moment is "I'm using c# and it don't work".
Remember that we can't see your screen, access your HDD, or read your mind.
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.

ZurdoDev 31-May-12 13:22pm

added link

Tim Corey 31-May-12 13:28pm

A link to the picture is not enough. Read what OriginalGriff said and do that please. Then maybe we can help you.

ZurdoDev 31-May-12 13:43pm

I am not the OP. I agree with what you say. I was just cleaning it up.

Tim Corey 31-May-12 13:44pm

Whoops, sorry about that. :-)

db7uk 31-May-12 14:58pm

Well it looks like SSRS reporting services but come on, how are we to help with no information?

Jαved 1-Jun-12 3:01am

Have you installed any hardware or software on your PC recently?

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-05-31T17:21:00

If the component exception is propagated up the stack to managed code, .NET framework tries to map it to a managed exception. For example, STATUS_NO_MEMORY maps to OutOfMemoryException and STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION maps to NullReferenceException.

For better clarity, you catch the exception details in

C#

try {...}
catch (Exception ex) {...}

Then, share the details of the exception, code and component details. That will help us to provide the solution.