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The other possibility is that it's picking up the wrong version of PTS. If cubes use features added in later versions of Analysis services they will be hidden from earlier versions of the PTS. You can choose which version of PTS to use using the "Server Type" drop down list in the Crystal...

It should only be required on Win 95, 98 or ME

It's Ok, you can ignore that message - unicows.dll can't be (and doesn't need to be) registered with regsvr32. You may get that message for other DLLs in that folder but they can all be safely ignored - Crystal tech support probably just told you to register all of the DLLs because it was...

I don't think that it's possible from the GUI, but you could do it via the Enterprise SDK with some VBScript or something similar - just copy all of the infoobjects that are children of the original CA report to the new one.

It's possible using the DHTML client, but not the ActiveX on AFAIK. For the DHTML client, search for common.js in your CA install and replace the line that says:- var xml = ws.navigator.view.GetDrillDownCommand (member.dimensionName, member.uniqueName); with: var xml =...

Yes - that should be fine. What authentication method are you using? What was the error message?

Ok, that sounds like it might be failing to authenticate for the Analysis services connection. When using the web client, if there is no username and password set for the connection in the connection browser, the connection will attempt to authenticate as whatever user the WCS is running as...

What version of Crystal Analysis are you using? What happens if you click the test connection button under the connection details in the CMC?

If the cubes have been built using version 8.0+ features (such as ragged hierarchies, member properties etc) then they won't be visible if you're using an older version of Pivot Table Services on the client - you'll just see empty catalogs instead. Try using the 'Microsoft OLE DB for Olap...

You're using Microsoft Analysis Services, I presume? Try leaving the username and password blank - it's optional. In this case when you connect using the designer you will authenticate as the user running the designer and using the web (DHTML) client you will authenticate as the user account...

No problem - glad that you got around it.

Are there any other, different messages? That isn't a message that would have been enabled by that logging registry key.

No - the errors from that key will appear in the 'Applications' area of the NT event log - use the 'Event Viewer' in control panel to see them.

D'oh - sorry - my fault... I missed a bit out of the key... Web OLAP Services is under 'Crystal Analysis Professional', so the full path should be HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Crystal Decisions\10.0\Crystal Analysis Professional\Web OLAP Services\logging where logging is of type DWORD with a...

No - the logging key isn't there by default - it's a seperate mechanism to the -trace system. Presumably HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Crystal Decisions\9.0\Web OLAP Services is there?