Override databse connection in CR Server 11

Post Author: NickT
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
We have a report which calls a stored procedure with parmaters using SLQ Server 2000. One of the parameters is an indicator for an update. The stored procedure is structured as follows
UpdateYN as char(1)
Exec SP1 -- updates the database
Do other stuff
If UpdateYN = N
   Exec SP2 -- reverses update in SP1 above
Else
  Exec SP3  -- Updates the database again
When the database connection is embedded in the report and run from the server, or run from the development environemnt, it works fine. If the connection is overridded in CR server 11, even if the connection is the same as the one in the report, the update fails and presents no error.
Is this a bug and is there awork around other than NOT using the connection override in CR server 11.
Thanks

Hi,
you can start the Jdev by command line and then see the log that it is generating. Maybe there you can see the problem that is happening.
Also you can check if the server is running with
     telnet hostname 7001
Some possible reasons
     you have a firewall blocking the connection
     did you check /etc/hosts file entry ? should be something like this <ip address of host > hostname1
Cheers
Augusto

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