Some character in the xml document I'm uploading is giving me the error:
An invalid XML character (Unicode: 0x5) was found in the element content of the document.
Can someone tell me what character is Unicode 0x5 so I can strip it from my file? Thanks
I am using Crystal Enterprise attempting to copy a report from one web folder to another via the API. I've tried using the Copy Method but with no luck. Has anyone done this before? Here's my attempt:
function moveReport (IStore, source, destination)
{
var Reports = IStore.Query("SELECT * FROM...
quick question...
I have a javascript ActiveX Script Task and I would like to popup a message box like MsgBox in vbscript.
What's the alternative in javascript? (alert() didn't work)
I have a package I want to run daily. This package is dependent on whether or not a file is available. Basicly what I want to do is schedule the package to run every day, and if the file isn't there then to reschedule the package to run in 1 more hour.
Any ideas?
This database is important enough to have a password.
Right now I open the crystal report in C#. Is there a way to make C# send the password to crystal report instead of the user having to type it in?
btw, I am using SQL Server 2000.
Thanks for the replys
When trying to open a crystal report it always asks me for the password to access the database. Is there anyway to store this so that it won't get a prompt?
It says to run the program on the local system account. Well, I'm running it on my computer, for my computer under the administrator user. This is the confusing part.
Why do I get an error code 1314: A required privilege is not held by the client. Whenever I call the LogonUser function? Here's how I call it:
success = LogonUser(UserName, RemoteName, password, LOGON32_LOGON_NETWORK, LOGON32_PROVIDER_DEFAULT, &hToken);
I'm using Windows 2000, any ideas?
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