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Publishing with multiple drivers

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jcl5

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Dec 6, 2002
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Hi guys

I'm using Crystal 10, CE10 and Oracle 8i (all components installed on one server)

I have a number of reports using native drivers successfully published. I now have a new report which is using a Microsoft ODBC driver and I can't get it to publish - it gives me the following error:-
The database information for this report is either incomplete or incorrect [on cache/page server: db1.pageserver]

I'm sure I do have the correct logon information and in the database tab in the management console I have 'use original database logn information from the report' ticked.
However, I have also tried prompting the user for the database details at runtime and it doesn't like the correct user name and passowrd for some reason so I know the difficulty is in seeing the database.

Any suggestions on what's wrong?

Many thanks

jcl5
 
Hi,
What database is the ODBC DSN accessing?
What type of DSN ( system,user, file)?
Did you test the connection after creating it?

Do the pageserver ( and the report jobserver) have rights to read the ODBC info?( What account are they running under)?

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The odbc dsn is accessing the Oracle database.
It is a system dsn - don't know how to test the connection - do you need to have Crystal Reports installed on that server?

The pageserver and job server both have administrator rights.

Thanks

jcl5
 
Hi,
No, CR is not needed but an Oracle client is ( since your Native Driver ones work, I expect that is OK)
[is the ODBC connection to the same instance as the Native Driver connection that works?]

Try creating a DSN using the Oracle ODBC driver instead of Microsoft's.

If you create a File type DSN, the ODBC configuration tool should ask you to test the connection ( what Windows version?)- but continue to use the SYSTEM type for actual use.


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