Error in file filename : Database Connector Error

Dears,
I face a problem from several days with one of my deployed reports to CMS.
The problem is the same reports run for some users and other users keeps to give them this error:
Error in file <filename>: Database Connector Error
Note: there is no filteration or any condition on users name and data resulted from this report is one for all users.
I tried everything, even i remove all objects from the report and keep only page headers it works.
But, if i readded any field from my DB object in crystal report the error appears again.
Please help, Thanks in advance.

Hello,
You are using the original release of Cr XI R2. This has likely been fixed after applying all Service Packs and Fix Packs.
You should update the BOE Servers also so before doing so please check with the BOE Administrator.
To get the BOE patches you have to log into Service Market Place. To get CR patches make sure you have your keycode saved and available.
Uninstall CR using the Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel and then use the Full version of CR XI R2 Service Pack 4 and you can then apply SP 6, if it requires SP 5 first please do so:
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100011802732008E/crxir2_sp4_full_build.exe
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100013876392008E/crxir2win_sp5.exe
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100015859952009E/crxir2win_sp6.exe
We do recommend that BOE and CR be on the same patch level.
Thank you
Don

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Kumar,
Make sure you cross check:
1. The database connector used by the report is installed on all machines from which the report can be run.
2. The necessary database client software required by the database connector is installed and in the PATH environment system variable on all machines from which the report can be run.
-Anil

BOE上一个很奇怪的问题(Database Connector Error)

BOE版本: XI3.1
OS: SUSE10
DB: SAP BW
情况是这样的: 安装BOE时, 用的是客户从Service Center上下载的临时的License, 在2010-1-12日到期.
安装完后在2009年12月底替换过一个临时的License, 是到2010-3-8日的. 客户这边由于公司采购流程的原因, 正式的license流程还没有走完,只好先用临时的license了.
现在问题出来了, 2010-1-12的早上, 包括测试的BOE系统和正式的BOE系统上的报表都同时无法再连接后台SAP BW了, 显示的错误为 Error in File ~tmp2fa55fbd87812b7.rpt: Database Connector Error, 所有报表都是同样的问题, 而且连基于SAP TABLE的报表也连不了了，错误提示是一样的.而在此之前，所有报表都是可以正常运行的.
这里顺便说一下, 在PC端, 用Crystal Reports 2008来连接SAP BW是正常的. 可以抓到数据.
不知道是不是license的影响导致这样的问题，请大家帮忙看看.
Error in File ~tmp2fa55fbd87812b7.rpt: Database Connector Error

问题解决了，是IK的license没有更新过来, 现在搞定了.

Solution for "Database Connector Error: 'Unexpected'" issue

**NOTE -- reposting as the previous post became corrupted.
Some customers have encountered an issue in Crystal Reports when attempting to report from Salesforce.com data.
The problem looks like this. You are able to log in successfully to your Salesforce.com instance. However, when you attempt to expand your Salesforce.com connection, you get an error that states - Database Connector Error: 'Unexpected' - and you are unable to proceed.
This problem occurs because the JVM Heap Size setting for the Salesforce.com driver is not large enough to handle the number of objects (tables) in your Salesforce.com instance. This problem is easily resolved by increasing this setting and then restarting Crystal Reports.
The default CRConfig.xml path for CR 2008 is : C:\Program Files\Business Objects\Common\4.0\java
You will find the JVM setting in <DataDriverCommon> section.
<JVMMaxHeap>64000000</JVMMaxHeap>
<JVMMinHeap>32000000</JVMMinHeap>
It will vary as to how much you need to increase your heap size to access your Salesforce.com instance. If you change the JVMMaxHeap to 128000000 that should be sufficient for most users but you may need to increase it further.

test

Error in file filename : Database Connector Error

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