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The problem for me appeared after we installed a DST (Daylight Savings Time) patch to Crystal...it 'stepped on' a file necessary for the APOS rescheduling freeware to work. If you have the same problem, try re-installing the rptschedule.csp file on your Crystal servers; works fine for me now.

When I try to re-schedule a report from the history screen using the 'R', I am getting an error message: There was an error retrieving data from the server:'rpi.ReportParameters.Count' is null or not an object. I cannot find a reference to re-scheduling in either Crystal 'Help' or in my Osborne...

Thnak you, PH and feherke. Perfect!

Thanks, but that doesn't quite seem to do it. I have three files (but there will be a lot more) named INPT001, INPT002, INPT003 My script is: for file in INPT* do old=$file echo "old file is " $old >> $JOBLOG new="OUPT$(old#INPT)" echo "new file is " $new >> $JOBLOG done...

Sorry, my question is "How can I take the suffix from each file read and append it to each output file?" I tried cut and paste...maybe I'm using it incorrectly.

Within a Unix shell script... 1) I have a large file and I want to split it into many smaller files (100 records each)...each with a different name (e.g INPT001, INPT002, INPT003, etc.). 2) I then want to process each file within a script loop and take the number of the file being processed...

Thanks for your quick response... MF doesn't like to see the 'EXEC'. The purpose of the procedure is to 'gather' information from various tables into a view, which I then access using a cursor (embedded SQL). The cursor presents no problem, and I can call the procedure from my unix script or...

I need to call an Oracle 9i PL/SQL procedure from a MF Cobol program. I have tried enclosing the procedure call as: EXEC SQL exec schema.package.procedure END-EXEC and it doesn't compile. Thanks in advance for your help...