Incomplete record set, Crystal XI, MS SQL stored procedure

Post Author: stadlock
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
I have a stored procedure written in T-SQL. When I use Query Analyzer to call the stored procedure, all records are returned that I'm expecting. So, the sp would seem to be working properly. If I copy the code in the sp and run as a query within Query Analyzer it returns all the records. The sp sorts the records alphabetically by last name, on the server.My Crystal XI report hooks into the sp using a MS SQL Server ODBC driver. I have a cascading record selection that uses prompt parameters. That functions fine, each subsequent prompt only allows for record selection based upon the preceding selection.Here's my problem: the first record selection prompts for a person's last name. It's a drop-down, you click the drop-down, you see a list of names, in alphabetical order (just as the sp creates it).But the list only goes up to S. There are no records for T through Z. Furthermore, records keep "dropping off" daily. At first, the selection went all the to names that started with "Su...", now it's back to "Sa...". I think before long the S' will disappear, too.Remember, the sp executes properly within Query Analyzer and does return all records, A to Z. Just not the Crystal report. There are somewhat less than 1800 records, total.This was working fine last Friday. I can't imagine what's changed over the weekend.
I've manually executed the sp several times, even scheduled it run every 10 minutes, I just don't know what else to try. I've dropped it and re-created it. I get the same incomplete set of records every time.
Anyone have any idea what I should look for?
Thanks!

Post Author: synapsevampire
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
Parameters are limited to the number of rows they return.
The solution is a registry setting, check out:
http://technicalsupport.businessobjects.com/KanisaSupportSite/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=c2017238&sliceId=&dialogID=4966384&stateId=1 0 4962685
-k

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com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.managedreports.ras.internal.a: Cannot open report document. --- Custom table prefix specified in the InfoStore does not exist. This is a configuration problem. Please contact your system administrator.
cause:com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.lib.ReportSDKServerException: Custom table prefix specified in the InfoStore does not exist. This is a configuration problem. Please contact your system administrator.---- Error code:-2147467259 Error code name:failed
detail:Cannot open report document. --- Custom table prefix specified in the InfoStore does not exist. This is a configuration problem. Please contact your system administrator.
This is when the code executed is:
reportClientDocument = reportAppFactory.openDocument(report, 0, Locale.ENGLISH);
If the report does not use the stored procedure, it's ok.
If i run the report (with stored procedure) from CMC using the default table prefix (in database config tab), it's able to generate the report.
If i select custom table prefix and specify the custom table prefix value with the same value as in the default table prefix, it could not generate the report and error stated that the table could not be found.
Please enlighten me if you have use MS SQL database for reporting with BO XI R2.
Thanks.

That means it's not a SDK-specific error.
Once it's resolved in InfoView, it'll likely be resolved with your app.
You might want to open a support case with SAP.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda

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C5112736 wrote:>
> And then these 2 formulas 'Formula # 1' and 'Formula # 2' can be used to pass on to the stored procedure.
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' Insert your code here
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hi,
Finally Figured Out Here....
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1 – Right Click on Content – Frame and go to properties and method Tab.
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Sub runProc(procName as String, connection As AcDBConnection )
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     Dim results as string
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Ulve

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Can I use this procedure as a Data Source using the wizard?
When I use the Data source configuration wizard I get a list with only the tables and views.I don't see any stored procedures
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FROM TEST_USER.test_table4procedure;
END;
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Unfortunately I have close to 0 zero knowledge in both java and jython.
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