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BO Enterprise XI R3 was slated to be released at the same time as CR 2008. However, they've pushed it back to Q1. That said, I'm doubting if CR2008 will work with BOEXI R2 SP2. The aforementioned features might impact enterprise, in that the Xcelsius content probably wont work with the XIR2...

my thoughts exactly These aren't the droids you're looking for. He can go about his business.

I thought of that, but if I can connect through two different clients, using the same connection, it shouldnt be the oracle connection. Also, from my understanding if the tnsnames entry has a fully qualified domain entry for the host string, it shouldnt matter whats in oraclehome or library...

yeah we tried an export from the original, then tried just pointing to the new (64-bit) server after the database was imported, and still couldnt get it to work. These aren't the droids you're looking for. He can go about his business.

confirmation- In looking at the table structure, I found the following: CMS_INFOOBJECTS5- missing SI_KEYWORD, SI_KEYWORDISTRUNCATED, LOV_KEY, OBJNAME, OBJNAMEISTRUNCATED CMS_RELATIONS5- table is completely missing. Other than that, the table structure is identical. When trying to create a...

thats interesting... But I dont think it even finishes building the schema. Also, since there is a solitary client for 32-bit and 64-bit, wouldnt they be called through the OCI in the same manner? These aren't the droids you're looking for. He can go about his business. Move along.

yeah- that was actually the first thing we tried. When I did this, all I changed was the hostname (fully qualified w/ domain) in the tnsnames.ora file. Still did the same thing. I should also mention that these two servers are on the same domain and subnet with no firewall between them. Thanks...

one other thing I should mention- ensure that the db account on the new server has identical access rights as the old. Good luck! These aren't the droids you're looking for. He can go about his business. Move along.

There are several ways of doing this. The most efficient is to create a backup of your current datasource, then "restore" your new one from the backup of the old one. Then, just go in and stop your CMS, right-click on it and choose "properties," then go to the "configuration" tab. From there...

I did a search on this, and surprisingly it hasnt come up yet. Basicallly, what seems to be happening is that we have an initial development server of BOEXI R2 SP1 installed with the CMS hosted on a Solaris 32-bit oracle 10g server. I have been advised that we are required to move to another...

hmmm that looks like it'll work... thanks! These aren't the droids you're looking for. He can go about his business. Move along.

ok... here goes: The report is grouped by patient name, then by PATID. For each ID, the subreport is launched. Parameters relayed are {PATID}, {?StartDate}, and {?EndDate}. The selection criteria for the subreport is: {SSVIEW_PATIENT_DATA.PATID} = {?Pm-SSVIEW_PATIENT_DATA.PATID} and...

hmmm... what if there are a varying number of subreports? Basically, this report grabs hospital admissions for a given date range. Then for each patient, the subreport checks the past 180 days (from the beginning date of the report) for recent admissions.

Please forgive me if this has been covered, but the search function is undergoing maintentance. What I'm trying to do is grab a running total value from each subreport and sum them up in a parent report. Is this possible with CR 8.5?

interesting idea... however, I think Im going to do it with a subreport.

have you tried using the Color() function in as a formatting formula? For example: if isnull({CCC}) = true then color(255,0,0) else color(0,255,0)

so you're saying add the source table again as an alias, thus having two identical source tables with different aliases? I'm lost...

I'm writing a report for one of our medical facilities that shows patient movements (physical- not.. well.. you know). Each time a patient is moved, there is a record created with the Date and time (two different fields, but I have concatenated them into one datetime), movement type, Patient ID...

I'm thinking that we're leaning more towards AD-based single sign on, and then managing groups inside of BOE. For my application alone, I have approximately 1500 users at 24 different facilities, with report coordinators at each facility- who will manage their own groups. Also, each facility...

We've currently got active directory over multiple domains, plus I'm told that novell uses LDAP, and I **think** that the Cognos side of the house is using LDAP as well. Basically, I'm wanting to utilize single sign on w/ domain info, then do grouping inside BOEXI.