Hi,
We are using Crystal Report 2008 and Crystal Server 2008 (SP3)with an oracle 10 database.
Our system has 27 reports and 25 of them are properly loaded into Crystal Server when using the publishing wizard.
Development is done on a different machine and developers don't actually have access to the server area, so the reports cannot be saved to the server through the Save As command. I need to find a way to fix the report so that the Admins can publish it.
The two reports that fail produce the Reason: Unable to launch C:\ProgramFiles\BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\win32_x86\ReportAdd program to add to the system. However this is in the same batch of other reports which were successfully loaded.
These reports do have cascading dynamic prompts, complex formulas, and numerous sub-reports. Some of the reports which loaded successfully also have these items, however they do have fewer sub-reports. These are also out two largest reports (they file sizes are larger by about 10x most of our other reports)
Does anyone have any ideas about what could cause this? Is there a limit to the number of sub-reports that are allowed? I know that there is a limit to the depths to which they can be nested, but how about how many can be in a report? Is there an issue with large reports not importing into Crystal Server?
Thanks for any help.
We are using Crystal Report 2008 and Crystal Server 2008 (SP3)with an oracle 10 database.
Our system has 27 reports and 25 of them are properly loaded into Crystal Server when using the publishing wizard.
Development is done on a different machine and developers don't actually have access to the server area, so the reports cannot be saved to the server through the Save As command. I need to find a way to fix the report so that the Admins can publish it.
The two reports that fail produce the Reason: Unable to launch C:\ProgramFiles\BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\win32_x86\ReportAdd program to add to the system. However this is in the same batch of other reports which were successfully loaded.
These reports do have cascading dynamic prompts, complex formulas, and numerous sub-reports. Some of the reports which loaded successfully also have these items, however they do have fewer sub-reports. These are also out two largest reports (they file sizes are larger by about 10x most of our other reports)
Does anyone have any ideas about what could cause this? Is there a limit to the number of sub-reports that are allowed? I know that there is a limit to the depths to which they can be nested, but how about how many can be in a report? Is there an issue with large reports not importing into Crystal Server?
Thanks for any help.