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Sql 2000 is on the approved DB list for XI.

When trying to connect to APS , the following error message comes up Unable to Connect to <servername>. A Wrong Connection is made to @@apsname(<servername>). Logon can not continue Any help appreciated

synapsevampire - don't want to get in a post war here...but please qualify "not true". If you go to www.businessobjects.com ....go to the knowledge base and type in Query engine error. Every article talks about either a problem with the odbc driver on the Crystal side of things....or a third...

synapsevampire - don't want to get in a post war here...but please qualify "not true". If you go to www.businessobjects.com ....go to the knowledge base and type in Query engine error. Every article talks about either a problem with the odbc driver on the Crystal side of things....or a third...

If you are in a clustered environment...shutdown one of the RAS servers. Make sure the remaining RAS server that is up and running is indeed enabled. Go to the CCM (Win 32 snap-in tool) and log in as administrator...make sure the RAS is enabled. Finally, make sure you have a legit RAS key...

Well....the custom dll should be in the following directory: CR10 c:\program files\common files\crystal decisions\2.5\bin CR9 c:\program files\common files\crystal decisions\2.0\bin This is where CR will go to look for UFL's or other functions.

Anytime you have a query engine error....it is due to the passing of a parameter via an odbc driver and the driver is telling you...no can do. I have seen this only with reports that have sub-reports and in my case integration with a Remedy database. In my case the Crystal odbc driver simply...

Also receiving this in CE 9.0 SP2....anyone know the cause for this error? BO support doesn't reflect this error....any help appreciated.

sclark, I'm going to make some assumptions: * You are running CE 9.0 * Administrator password is set to default * Reports have been published to the system 1. Now check to see if you have Crystal Enterprise folder...go to Start...Programs...Crystal Enterprise 9. You'll find some...

what specifically do you need assistance on....the actual location of the reports or how to bring up launchpad?

I have been experiencing this same error on a clustered CE 9.0 implementation. All Crystal services on both servers are running on a domain account, which has admin access to both servers. I even created the same account to have rights to the views and tables on the Oracle database. No matter...

Try this....go into the CCM (Crystal Configuration Manager) and click on the Enable/Disable Servers...log in as administrator. Make sure the WCS is enabled.