I've been asked to help get a Unix based application through a Sarbanes-Oxley review.
The auditors are requiring that privileged access (e.g. root level accounts) must be logged. The logs must then be reviewed to ensure that any actions taken by these accounts are appropriate.
My specific...
I'm using CE9. I have a web app that needs to pass parameter values to the report at run time.
Using an example from CrystalDecisions.com I can do this using a series of code that results in:
Set Viewer = CreateObject("CrystalReports.CrystalReportInteractiveViewer")
With Viewer...
As a follow-up - when I take the error handling off I get the following:
webReporting.dll error '80004005'
This leads me to believe this is a problem between the IIS and APS?
I'm trying to determine why an error is occuring on this page.
I've deconstructed my app to a single .asp page where I've hardcoded in some values (e.g. SI_ID...). I got this page straight from the Crystal website.
I'm getting:
CrystalReportViewer
Unspecified error
Failed to view report...
Thanks - I had actually found that whitepaper earlier today.
So correct me if I'm wrong - since I can run this app on an IIS server, I should just use .ASP pages and forget about .csp?
Correct?
I need some advice. My team is pretty familiar with ASP, jscript...and other web dev languages. We are just getting up to speed on Crystal.
We are creating a web app that allows users to select a report and parameters from one page and generate the selected Crystal report. The reports are being...
I have a Crystal Enterprise app that is written in CSP / ASP. We use the ActiveX viewer as our report viewer.
Our users are asking for the ability to generate reports on demand and instead of saving the report in a PDF and then emailing the report, they would like to automatically create an...
Here's a doozy that I could use some help with. I'm thinking some sort of loop would accomplish this...
My table has the following two columns:
UserID
TransactionID
Each user ID may have an unlimited number of TransactionIDs and there may be an unlimited number of different TransactionIDs...
Splitting the database up may help out, as a problem with one user's front-end should not affect the other users.
Actually I think you will find that if only data resides on the back-end, a lot of your network problems may go away as the form and report objects are not being passed across the...
Here's a doozy that I could use some help with.
My table has the following two columns:
UserID
TransactionID
Each user ID may have an unlimited number of TransactionIDs and there may be an unlimited number of different TransactionIDs.
For example:
UserID TranID
UserA XXX1...
I've run into this problem in the past. Supposedly this is a limitation of the jet engine.
I thought this only happens though when you perform an aggregate function on the memo field.
Are you doing any grouping or trying to select distinct?
In the past I've found tek-tips to be useful in solving problems like this...
First, I'm new to Crystal Reports. I'm used to developing ASP/VB/AccessVBA applications, although I have a decent level of understanding about the standard Crystal Report environment.
Now I'm in the process of...
I have an Access database that is starting to show signs of corruption. Several users are getting 'Out of Memory' errors when they open it up or are experiencing long load/open times on the database.
Usually to alleviate problems like this, I copy all of the database objects to a new, blank...
I have an Access application that has evolved into more than it should. In doing so, I have split the application into a front-end residing on local PCs and a back-end residing on a network server. The back-end only contains tables.
The application has a drill down feature allowing users to...
I've created an Access database for a client. The database is the property of the client, so I'm not going to 'lock' the code down, but I'm concerned that they are going to make some changes to the database and then expect me to continue to support the database. Of course I have set the...
Access Guru's,
I have run into a doozy of an issue. I have an application that uses a 'drill-down' like hiearchy to drill through a series of data levels. Each level has its own subform and when the user traverse's to the next level VBA is used to set the source object to the corresponding...
Over the past several weeks a co-worker and I have built a pretty good access app. We started testing it on some user machines and have consistently noticed that two references are missing on their machines.
We are not sure exactly what these references are doing anyway (or why they were...
I'm assuming that the front-end (located on the local pc) has the forms / queries/ reports / code and the backend (located on the server) just has the tables?
Is there one specific table that seems to be slowing things down?
In my multi-user app, the performance hit is when several users are...
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