Bender
24th April 2012, 12:34
Recently i have noticed a difference between SP1 and FP7 that represents a big problem to me.
I am printing a Billing Request (reprint Invoices) to a printer, which has been configured as an XML-Printer
["Intermediate File in XML Format" and Argument "XML"]
When i'm printing this Billing Request in SP1 then one xml file will be created per Invoice.
When i am printing the same Billing Request under FP7, only one huge xml file for all Invoices will be created.
So when i print this huge Billing Request in FP7, it is not possible anymore to read the xml-file and parse it because i get the "out of memory" error in erpLN.
(There are mostly over 50000 Invoices in one Billing Request...)
My Question is: can i configure anything in FP7 to get the old behavior back?
So one xml-file per Invoice will be produced instead of one xml-file for all Invoices in this Billing Request?
Info: both Systems (SP1 / FP7) are using the same PortingSet and Tools Version:
PortingSet="8.7a.03" - PortNumber="PA.4264.64-bit"
LatestToolsVersion="7.6.a7tt"
Thanks in advance!
I am printing a Billing Request (reprint Invoices) to a printer, which has been configured as an XML-Printer
["Intermediate File in XML Format" and Argument "XML"]
When i'm printing this Billing Request in SP1 then one xml file will be created per Invoice.
When i am printing the same Billing Request under FP7, only one huge xml file for all Invoices will be created.
So when i print this huge Billing Request in FP7, it is not possible anymore to read the xml-file and parse it because i get the "out of memory" error in erpLN.
(There are mostly over 50000 Invoices in one Billing Request...)
My Question is: can i configure anything in FP7 to get the old behavior back?
So one xml-file per Invoice will be produced instead of one xml-file for all Invoices in this Billing Request?
Info: both Systems (SP1 / FP7) are using the same PortingSet and Tools Version:
PortingSet="8.7a.03" - PortNumber="PA.4264.64-bit"
LatestToolsVersion="7.6.a7tt"
Thanks in advance!