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Forgot to add that I'm not sure what version of PowerCenter you're on so you mileage may vary. We're currently using 8.6.1 (our first implementation) and the usage can be found in the electronic documentation in the PowerCenter Command Reference manual.

Not sure what platform you're on, but I'm assuming they offer the same type of commands. You can move the object repository database and easily point it to other places, but if you're making changes to the domain repository, you'll need to stop all informatica processes make changes to the...

Sorry for the newbish question. I'm new to Sharepoint, and ASP.NET. I noticed that there are several examples floating around the net addressing setting URLs with the "<% $SPUrl:~[some path]... %>" syntax. Considering, I just found out about tilde expansion on controls that's are being run at...

Thanks for the help, guys! I'm seriously considering the console &quot;help&quot; features of the program. It was more of a cosmetic thing to make the project appear a little more complete from the command line perspective, anyway. Once the project is completed I'll go back and add that...

I'm looking to create a very simple executable that is designed to be executed from the command line with arguments. I already know how to parse command line arguments, but how do I get the program to return text to the command prompt? Take some one of the standard TCP/IP commands as an...

What is supposed to be a rather elementary piece of code is beginning to become a huge problem for me. I have been coding an ActiveX control, with a TreeView control, to manipulate a disconnected ADO recordset (name rsMenu). I also have a class module (within the same project) that needs to...

Origine: I have had that same problem in the past. A small change to your code should get this to work. First... open a recordset object like so: someRS.open [your command object] Then, modify your addadocommand call: m_Report.Database.AddADOCommand someRS.ActiveConnection...

I'm also having problems of this nature with the RDC, ASP, and a report with a TTX data source. I've tried absolutely everything - SetDataSource, SetPrivateData, AddADOCommand. Not only can I NOT get this to work with a simple SQL Server stored procedure, it generates a pretty weird CRAXDRT...

I had been struggling with the RDC and ASP before I found this article (c2006871) on the Crystal Support Site: An application is using the AddADOCommand method of the Database object, from the Report Designer Component's (RDC) runtime engine (Craxdrt.dll) to create a data source for a report...

Does anyone know what the WebReportSource and WebReportBroker objects are for? I noticed that we have to use this for the ASP/CRViewers to work with rptserver.asp. I'm assuming we have to use this to try to access a report via a URL... ...is there any way around this?

No, Crystal Web Reports are not stateless - at least, not with ASP and the provided samples. In order to reduce some of the processing overhead for users requesting multiple reports, the application and report objects are set in session variables. While these sessions have &quot;timeouts&quot...

I have created a report with unbound fields with the Crystal 8 RDC in VB6 (the only possible way I know how to create a report with unbound fields aside from creating a new report at runtime) and am having some problems. The report is a template that has no database set. The report has a bunch...

For clarification (I am &quot;lhawaii&quot; because the original request was posted as a guest) ... the sample code that i have listed is written in ASP. I know exactly how to create/use and distribute reports from the VB6 environments but i am trying to &quot;port&quot; the application over to...