JDBC Calls when connecting to a Datasource

Post Author: phrl
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
HelloFirstly I am using CR XI R2 SP2 as per the Eval download on the BI site. I am trying to get Crystal to connect to an eDirectory (LDAP) Datasource, and since I run my CMS server on Linux I hope to use the JDBC connector. When using Developer I import my JDBC Driver JAR into the CRCONFIG.XML no problem, and can connect to my JDBC datasource no problem, but when I then use the Database expert and select the Tables (LDAP Classes), if I select more than one table and then Crystal tries to connect the two tables together using a join then Crystal crashes. The only way I can get it semi-working is to use the "Command" option and manually type in my own SQL statement. If I start and only select one table that works fine, but Crystal is unable to get a list of columns (attributes) on that row.What I believe is happening is Crystal is trying to make a JDBC API call into the Novell LDAP JDBC Driver (found at: http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/LDAP_JDBC_Driver) which isn't supported in the driver.Is there a way to find out or add in extra debugging into Crystal to find out what API calls it's making into the JDBC driver, so I can then talk with the developer to add in support to the LDAPJDBC driver.Or has someone else ever successfully managed to query a LDAP datasource in a non-windows environment. The Novell supplied ODBC driver works fine, but that doesn't help me at all.

You probably don't get an answer, since there seems to be no solution. I have the same problems and regarding iPlanet support and iPlanet doumentation (Troubleshooting section in the RMI/IIOP section of the Java Programmers Guide), this is the buggy behavior, if you try to look up a non-existing JNDI-Name. But since there is no way, to find out what the correct name is, I don't have a clue what to do. I registered a data source with JNDI-Name "jdbc/test", but all mof my four different look ups failed: java:comp/env/jdbc/test, java:comp/env/test, jdbc/test, test.
Did you found a solution?

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While on the Home screen, adjust the volume buttons. If you see the icon below, indicating that headphones are attached, there may be debris or an object lodged in the headset jack:
Check the headset jack. If there is an object lodged in the headset jack that is not easily removed, have the iPhone serviced to remove object.
For Original iPhone: If there is light debris, such as lint, in the headset jack, try connecting a pair of headphones to the headset jack and then remove the headphones. Repeat this several times to remove the debris.
If you have installed a protective film on the display, either ensure that the receiver is not covered or remove the film completely.
Check the receiver mesh (which is on the top front of the device, above the display). If it appears blocked, use a clean, small, dry, soft-bristled brush to carefully and gently brush away any debris.
If you have paired with a Bluetooth headset that is nearby, either use the headset or turn Bluetooth off (chooseSettings > General > Bluetooth).
Restart the iPhone.
If restarting the iPhone doesn't resolve the issue, try restoring the device.
If the issue persists, go to the Service Answer Center - iPhone for information on service.
Thanks for reaching out to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Pedro D.

Ever since the ios8 updates i cant do calls when i need to or when someone tries to call me or facetime me i would try to accept and it would say connecting or end it. like *** it screwed up my phone. and my apps always crash

ever since the ios8 updates i cant do calls when i need to or when someone tries to call me or facetime me i would try to accept and it would say connecting or end it. like *** it screwed up my phone. and my apps always crash

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Power down phone
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Hi, eklinck.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
Sometimes closing all applications open in multitasking and power cycling the device can resolve the issue.
iOS: Force an app to close
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5137
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3581
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