Malformed SQL Join Created in BO XI SP5

Hi I am receiving the following message when running a specific universe-based Crystal Report:
Error in File C:\Program Files\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Enterprise 11.5\Data\procSched\hq-erpboprod.reportjobserver\~tmp1e061e138ef0560.rpt: Failed to retrieve data from the database.
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SELECT GLPD.GLDGL, GLPGL.GLGLNM, cvtdate(GLPD.GLDEDT), GLPD.GLDJC, GLPD.GLDEDS, sum(GLPD.GLDBA), GLPD.GLDJB, GLPD.GLDCC, GLPD.GLDCN, GLPPJ.GLPJ, DT_ROLLUPLEV.XAFVVC, trim(GLPPJ.GLPJNM), GLPD.GLDBT, GLPD.GLDBE, GLPD.GLDBL FROM GLPD INNER JOIN GLPMF ON (GLPMF.GLMGL= GLPD.GLDGL AND GLPMF.GLMCO=GLPD.GLDCOGLPMF.GLMIC= GLPD.GLDICGLPMF.GLMPJ= GLPD.GLDPJGLPMF.GLMJB= GLPD.GLDJBGLPMF.GLMCC= GLPD.GLDCCGLPMF.GLMCN= GLPD.GLDCNGLPMF.GLMBK=GLPD.GLDBKGLPD.GLDFY=GLPMF.GLMFYGLPD.GLDFFC=GLPMF.GLMFFCGLPMF.GLMFFY=GLPD.GLDFFYGLPD.GLDFC=GLPMF.GLMFC) RIGHT OUTER JOIN GLPGL ON (GLPMF.GLMGL=GLPGL.GLGL) INNER JOIN GLPPJ ON (GLPMF.GLMPJ=GLPPJ.GLPJ) RIGHT OUTER JOIN ( select distinct xafvk1, xafvvc, xafvvd
from xapfv
where xafvfl = 'XAPROJECT'
and xafvff = 'ROLLUPLEV' ) AS DT_ROLLUPLEV ON (GLPPJ.GLPJNV=DT_ROLLUPLEV.XAFVK1) WHERE ( GLPD.GLDBK='ACT' ) AND ( ( ( GLPPJ.GLPJ ) IN {?Query1_Prompt0} ) AND ( ( GLPMF.GLMBK )=('{?Query1_Prompt1}') ) AND GLPGL.GLGL IN {?Query1_Prompt2} AND DT_ROLLUPLEV.XAFVVC IN {?Query1_Prompt3} AND ( GLPD.GLDEDT <= RCVTDATE(( XCVTDATE(DATE(SUBSTRING({?Query1_Prompt4},1,10))) )) AND GLPD.GLDEDT >= RCVTDATE(( XCVTDATE(DATE(SUBSTRING({?Query1_Prompt5},1,10))) )) ) ) GROUP BY GLPD.GLDGL, GLPGL.GLGLNM, cvtdate(GLPD.GLDEDT), GLPD.GLDJC, GLPD.GLDEDS, GLPD.GLDJB, GLPD.GLDCC, GLPD.GLDCN, GLPPJ.GLPJ, DT_ROLLUPLEV.XAFVVC, trim(GLPPJ.GLPJNM), GLPD.GLDBT, GLPD.GLDBE, GLPD.GLDBL
Has anyone seen anything like this?
We have recently migrated from BO XI R2 SP2 to BO XI R2 SP5.
We use SQL Server 2005 SP3.

This should be set up in steps, Have you configured java AD kerberos so you can login via your web/app with AD? This is a prerequisite before setting up any type of delegation to the DB.
You can also set up SSO in the front end but this shouldn't be necessarry for delegating to the DB.
What SPN's do you need...
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Message was edited by:
Rob van Wijk
Just noticed I missed a final TRIM function around "str", so please add this.

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