You might want to include which version of SharePoint you are working with. For SharePoint 2010 this is a good article about using powershell to enumerate the permissions...
I encountered this. Once i got the SQL Server service account from my dba and gave it permissions on the backup directory share, it worked as expected.
You will need CRXI R2 SP2. It is still available but you have to go thru the new SAP Community Network. these are secure pages and I could not find the file until logging in and then going to the Business Objects support page and then to the Business Objects Downloads for Crystal Reports page...
Just had the same issue when the physical server was moved to a new location and the ip address was changed. I had to stop and restart the CMC after insuring that the server which is now virtual had been added back to the domain.
have you verified that the CMC is running and enabled? Can you...
Give this a try using the report engine object model.
crDiskFileDestOptions = New DiskFileDestinationOptions()
crDiskFileDestOptions.DiskFileName = FName
for file name I use something like this depending on which format i am exporting.
TempReportPath =...
When I bring up the InfoView Admin page usually found at http://YourServer/businessobjects/enterprise115/WebTools/adminlaunch/default.aspx. there is a list of "Administration tool" on the left side of the page. select "Report Datasources".
Hi
installed and maintained by a single devloper. small BOEXI R2 just upgraded from CE9. InfoView,Single sign on using windowsAD security, .net and ms sql server back end. approx 200 published reports most developed by myself. reports use Sql stored procedures, also mine.
regards
SSIS is a server component. To run a SSIS package you need to license and install the full SSIS server, there is no client only. A machine that hosts SSIS packages must be licensed as a full SQL Server, a CAL is not sufficient.
who is responsible for maintaining your database? I would think that your DBA (database admin) would be of some help. if not then start by reviewing the code (sql)of the stored procedure. This will tell you what tables are being accessed and what the parameters are compared to. This should...
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