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No Fetch Data

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No Fetch Data

No Fetch Data

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Hi

This error occured while refreshing data for a Deski document in the Infoview.When i try to run the same data in the Deski it says no data is fetched
Error:

An error occurred while setting the prompts. The XML response from the server could not be parsed. (Error: RFC 00210) (Error:INF)".

Thanks
Raj..

RE: No Fetch Data

You'll be better off asking this question in the Business Objects Solutions forum at http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=393.  This forum is for the Seagate Info software that was the pre-cursor to Crystal Enterprise which has not been combined into BusinessObject XI.  This earlier software only worked with Crystal Reports.

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