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I checked all of the permissions in Business Views and the look correct. In fact, I have about 12 other reports that were all imported at the same time and they are all working except for this one. The permissions are set to "inherit" from the top level. Does the "inherit" sometimes not work...

I created a Business View from a stored procedure which has one parameter (a varchar field). The report connects to the BV with no issues. When I put the report in B.O. Enterprise (Central Mgmt Console), the report looks good and I can see the parameter. When I exported the view and imported...

Currently, when we import a new business view (in XI) into our production environment, it overwrites the password in our Connection. We have one connection that is used for numerous reports. Does anyone know if there is a way around this? We would like to be able to deploy a new report...

I am calling Perl from a bat script. Does anyone know if Perl can pass data back to the bat script (which is the calling program)? If so, then what would be the best way?

I tried do the following command in Perl: $ftp = Net::FTP->new($ftp_server, Debug => 0) or die "Cannot Connect to FTP Server"; The Perl program does the die command but when I return to the Unix script, it does not seem to get the return code. I am doing: if ($? != 0) then echo "FTP...

If I do the "exit 1" command in Perl, then where do I put the command within the Net::FTP command? $ftp = Net::FTP->new($ftp_server, Debug => 0) or die "Cannot connect: $@\n";

I have to call a Perl script (doing FTP), how do I check the return code in my Unix script when I return from Perl? echo Check for file on ftp server. ${Perl}newftpGetSsg.pl ${ftpPrms} ${AplTrgr}

I think I understand how to use Net::FTP. I am calling a Perl script from a Unix script. If the Perl script cannont connect to the server, I think it sends back a return code to the Unix script. Does anyone know how to capture the return code in the Unix script?

We just upgraded to MQ Series 5.3. Our old server has MQ 5.0 and we used Neon 5.1 (precursor to MQSI). We are trying to use MQ 5.3 with Neon but are having issues with the rule engines. It keeps saying that it can't connect to the queue manager. We don't have any issues putting or getting...