on 07-12-2011 8:17 AM
HI All,
Ii am getting dynamic connection issue with Crystal Report 2008 and Business View Manager, i have Oracle database,
i have done following steps
1 Creating Dynamic Connection (including two connection XDC & YDC)
2. Creating Data Foundation (Common object available in both connection ie. stored procedure)
3. Creating Business View (with selected number of elements in business element, like firsta name, lastname)
I have verified database connectivity from Business view manager, both the connection are working fine bringing different number of rows from two different schemas (different schema but same objects in two schemas)
4. Database connectivity to different database schemas
5. Connectivity from Crystal Report (done the connectivity from the repository to business view )
6. Report Connectivity with first schema shows records
7 Report Connectivity with second schemas shows error
as follows Failed to retrive data from the database & on clicking of detail i get following error
Crystal Reports
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Database Connector Error: 'ORA-04043: object HR.EXCEPTION_REPORT_SUB1_PROC [Database Vendor Code: 4043 ]'
Q first of all i need to know if dynamic connection using business view manager and crystal report technically possible or not, if yes then please let me know the solution, since we did verified with SQL database and ite work with two different database.
Q if not possible then are there any options to resolve dynamic deployment of crystal report over multiple schemas with crystal report 2008
Any help or suggestion will be appriciated, hope some one might have got similar issue
Thanks in advance
Edited by: smunir on Jul 12, 2011 9:18 AM
Edited by: smunir on Jul 12, 2011 9:41 AM
Edited by: smunir on Jul 12, 2011 9:43 AM
We have resolved this by setting parameters like use owner and use catalog
Thanks
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It's an object does not exist error, so there is either a permissions issue - the connection user cannot see the object - or a mal-formed piece of SQL. Check your code is correct and the privileges for the connection are correct too.
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OK, at least you know why you're getting the error - there are obviously items in the second query that don't exist in the first connection. I'd suggest contacting your SAP support desk, whether it be SAP or a third party - they may have prior experience of this and after all, it's what you pay your maintenance fees for!
Moved to BV forum
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