BO XI R2, .NET SDK, C# Windows application - NOT ASP.NET and not VB!
Issue:
I would like to build something similar to the Publishing Wizard that will allow me to update the database name when I publish reports to XI. Alternatively, I'd like to iterate through all of the reports already published in a given folder and set the database name for each to a given value.
Explanation:
We have a folder structure where each of our clients has a base folder. Under each client's folder is a set of reports - the same reports for each client, but each set connects to a different Oracle database when it runs. (This is the way it is and the way it HAS to be - please don't suggest that we change it!)
Specific Questions:
1. What components do I use to iterate through the folder structure?
2. How do I get to the properties of the report to set them and have them saved - like what happens in the Database section of the Process tab for Crystal Report objects in the CMC?
Thanks!
A computer only does what you actually told it to do - not what you thought you told it to do.
Issue:
I would like to build something similar to the Publishing Wizard that will allow me to update the database name when I publish reports to XI. Alternatively, I'd like to iterate through all of the reports already published in a given folder and set the database name for each to a given value.
Explanation:
We have a folder structure where each of our clients has a base folder. Under each client's folder is a set of reports - the same reports for each client, but each set connects to a different Oracle database when it runs. (This is the way it is and the way it HAS to be - please don't suggest that we change it!)
Specific Questions:
1. What components do I use to iterate through the folder structure?
2. How do I get to the properties of the report to set them and have them saved - like what happens in the Database section of the Process tab for Crystal Report objects in the CMC?
Thanks!
A computer only does what you actually told it to do - not what you thought you told it to do.