Reports Multi-tier server from Dev 2000:v 1.6.1 don't start on solaris 8

Reports Multi-tier server from Oracle Developer 2000:version 1.6.1 don't start on Sun Sparc Solaris 8, it writes:
Segmentation Fault (core dumped). What i have to do?

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Conversion from DEV/2000 to DEVELOPER 6

Can someone direct me to documentation for Developer 6.0? We're trying to determine what it will to take to convert from Dev/2000 to Devloper 6.0.
Has anyone converted from Forms 5.0 to Forms 6 and Reports 3.0 to Reports 6? If so, what were your pitfalls? How much effort did it take to convert?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Debbie
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Hi,
There isn't any great different between forms5.0 and forms6.0. According to Oracle Corp. Forms 6.0 is 90% Forms5.0 and 10% other features like LOV wizard etc.
There must be specific reason for converting.
Otherwise Forms 5.0 is good enough.
For converting from Forms5.0 to Forms6.0 simply open the forms 5.0 source file (*.fmb) in Forms Builder 6.0 and re-compile.( latest patch for Developer 6.0 is Patch 6a.) U have to re-compile each and every form. Same is applicable for Reports6 .
Open the Reports 3.0 *.rdf file in Reports Builder 6.0 and re-compile.
Thats it. Very simple.
Oracle Developer 6 documentation is available On-Line on the CD itself.
Hope this helps.
Thiru
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Conversion from Dev/2000 to Developer 6.0

Has anyone converted Dev/2000 (Forms 5.0 and/or Reports 3.0) to Develpor 6.0?
I've been searching for documentation of the differences and what it take to convert and have had no luck?
Thanks in advance,
Debbie

Debbie,
For Forms, just open the form in the 6.0 builder and the conversion process will walk you through it.
Reports should do the same, but you might like to check with a Reports wiz (try the Reports forum on TechNet)

Migrate print server from Windows 2000 to Windows 2008 R2

Hi,
Want to transfer NTFS permission of printers from Windows 2000 to Windows 2008 R2.
Any method can do it ??
Thanks

From your description, I understand that you want to copy ntfs permission of printer folder
from one server to another.
you can use subinacl to do the same..
To backup the permissions of the folder, subfolders and files on folder called Data on the G: drive:
subinacl /noverbose /output=c:\ntfs_perms.txt /subdirectories G:\data\
If you wanted to just backup the NTFS permissions for the entire drive, the command would look like this:
subinacl /noverbose /output=c:\ntfs_G_drive_perms.txt /subdirectories G:\*.*
Most of you will probably not be concerned with backing up down to the file level, and are satisfied with just backing up the permissions at the directory level. Backing up the permissions for just the directories can be
achieved with the following syntax:
subinacl /noverbose /output=c:\G_driveNTFSperms.txt /subdirectories=directoriesonly G:\*.*
To restore the permissions on the drive using the file that you backed them up to:
Subinacl /playfile c:\G_driveNTFSperms.txt
ref- http://windowsadminandpowershell.blogspot.in/2014/07/ntfs-permission-backup-and-restore.html
Thanks,
Arun,
blog - http://windowsadminandpowershell.blogspot.com

Single-Tier in Dev / Multi-Tier in Prod - BPC5.1 - are there any issues?

Background: We are a new install of SAP BPC 5.1 and initially planned to have both Dev and Prod as a single tier install. In the Blueprint design review, the recommendation was made and accepted to have production as a Multi-Tier landscape. Due to tight timelines, the customer will go-live on the Production Multi-tier landscape and Dev in a Single Tier configuration. As soon as possible, we will move Dev to a Multi-Tier install as well to synchronise Dev to Prod.
Question: Other than being uncommon, is there any know issues with having this current dissimilar landscape?
Edited by: Penelope Thomson on Dec 17, 2007 12:15 PM

There's nothing uncommon about having a development environment that isn't an exact macth to production. Many clients that have large mutli-server configurations don't invest that much money and resources in thier development environment. The downside is that when you do things such as stress testing, user acceptance testing and other configurations in development, you really have to do them again in production if you want a fully tested environement.
Also, if you have different software components (e.g. 64bit OS in production and 32bit in development) you are dealing with different service packs and other components that can have different issues. I've also run into differences in authentication issues between a simple and more complex environment depending on how the components are arranged.
These should all be issues the technical consultant that is doing the server configurations can discuss with you. The bottom line is you'll want to make sure you have the production environment setup with enough time to do a through testing before go-live. As far as moving the application from development to production, going from a single server to mutli-server shouldn't be an issues as long as you're using server mananger to do the backup and restore.

Opening SAP BPC report on server from Dashboard 4.0

I would like to know if it is possible to open SAP BPC report/excel on server from dashboard. We should have it embeded in dashboard so that if we click on dashboard....then it should take to the underlying BPC report on server.
If it is possible the please share the ideas and process.
Thanks!
Asif AKram

Hi Asif,
We can get BPC data to Dashboard using EPM add in/Extended Analyzer depending on BPC version.But going directly to BPC report from Dashboard is not possible.
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Is it possible to start a remote server from the IDE?

I would want to know if it is possible to start a domain that makes reference to a remote server (from the IDE). On this way I could start and stop the server without loading so much the machine that I use to develop my portal applications. If it is possible how I can do it?

There is no personal Information on a crash Report unless you put something personally identifiable in the comment field. For example, here is a crash report I had on my machine awhile back: https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/bp-1de8924f-7068-4702-a410-89c492121220.
You can go to about:crashes in your address bar, and click on the report to view the info there to satisfy yourself that there is nothing in the report. But submitting crash reports is very useful because it gives us the ability to view what crashes are plaguing our users and what we need to fix.

Connect to MS-SQL Server from a Oracle 10g running under Solaris

Hi,
I have the following problem. I want to access a MS-SQL server from an Oracle database (10g Enterprise licence) that is running on Solaris.
After googling a while, the following questions arise:
- Is it correct that the Oracle Transparant Gateway for the SQL Server is not available on Solaris platforms (but only on Windows)?
- Is it right, that the second possibility to solve this problem is to use an SQL-Server odbc driver for Solaris and access the SQL-Server over ODBC? And: Is this feature included in the Enterprise licence?
- If yes, which driver is good and cheap ;-)?
- Is there any other way to solve this problem?
Thanks
Aron
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I believe the Transparenet Gateway for SQL Server is available on Solaris. The problem is that you need a Unix based ODBC driver which you will also need to pay for.
We had this same problem and decided to run a windows based Heterogeneous Services gateway and routed through it instead of using the SQL Server transparent gateway. The Heterogenous severives gateway is NOT an add on product (as is Transparent Gateway). The drawback would be performance as I would expect the native MS SQL transparent gateway to perform better, but in our case it worked acceptably.

Passing value to multi value parameter from SSIS using Report server webservice

Hi
I am triggering SSRS report from SSIS(Script task). I am passing parameter values from SSIS package.
So far working fine. Now, I have a report which has 2 parameters. One is single value parameter and the other is multi value parameter.
No issue assigning value to single value parameter. But how can I pass multi value to multi value parameter?
My code as below
ReportExecutionService rs = new ReportExecutionService()
rs.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
rs.Url = _webserviceURL;
rs.LoadReport(_reportPath, null);
ParameterValue[] paramval = new ParameterValue[2];
                        paramval[0] = new ParameterValue();
                        paramval[0].Name = "CountryCode";
                        paramval[0].Value = _countryNames;
                        **paramval[1] = new ParameterValue();
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I am not sure how to pass value to BusinessCode(Multi value parameter)

Hi Rajkm,
In order to pass a multi-value parameter through the Reporting Services Web services, you need to define the same numbers of ParameterValue objects as the number of the values of the multi-value parameter being past into the report. The Name property
of these ParameterValue objects must be specified same to the parameter name.
I found a good FAQ article for this scenario:
How do I pass a multi-value parameter into a report with Reporting Services Web service API?:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlforum/archive/2010/12/21/faq-how-do-i-pass-a-multi-value-parameter-into-a-report-with-sql-server-reporting-services-ssrs-web-services-api.aspx
Hope this helps.
Elvis Long
TechNet Community Support

Sql server Configuration option when moving packages from dev env to production env

hi folks:
Our SSIS engine is SQL2008R2 and I am in charge of ssis package development and deployment from dev env to production env.
This is what I've done using configurations to move packages from dev to production.
1. on my local machine, I've created a database called SSIS_Config and a table that stores all
configration settings
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[SSIS Configurations]
ConfigurationFilter NVARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
ConfiguredValue NVARCHAR(255) NULL,
PackagePath NVARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
ConfiguredValueType NVARCHAR(20) NOT NULL
2. on dev ssis server, there is the same table [dbo].[SSIS Configurations] on SSIS_Config db which stores all configurations
Once package has been deployed to dev env and run with success, I'll move it from dev to prod
3. On Prod ssis server, there is the same table [dbo].[SSIS Configurations] on SSIS_COnfig db which stores all configurations
once ssis pkg has been deployed using deployment manifest, it runs without errors as all production db connection
will be updated manually in the table [dbo].[SSIS Configurations]
Our production env is unique as it's completely locked down and the only way to connect is through remote in session.
At this moment, I am maintaining three [dbo].[SSIS Configurations] tables : on my local machine, on SSIS dev server and on SSIS prod server.
This works fine so far as I am the sole developer... Soon, we will have more developers joined to develop ssis package .
I am wondering if there is anyway to cut the table maintained on my local machine and only use ones on dev server and prod server ?
I've tried using the table on dev server to disperse connectionstrings, it works file on dev env. However, when I deployed to product server,
since there is no sql connection between dev and prod, the configuration information can not be retrieved and theirfore package is failed.
Any ideas on how to move packages from local to dev to prod env.?
Thanks
Hui
--Currently using Reporting Service 2000; Visual Studio .NET 2003; Visual Source Safe SSIS 2008 SSAS 2008, SVN --

Thanks Nearby BI guy. Am I correct that in your SSIS packages, there is only one connection manager which gets ConnectionStr populated from package configurations which is .xmlconfig
file and you then use expressions to populate connectionStrs of other connection managers through the ssisconfiguration tables?
Also for the one on Production environment, the contents of .xmlconfig has to be manually
changed in order to match the one on production env.
Is that correct?
I am thinking about using environment variables to point to the Config Database on each
local/dev/prod environment, but some environments may have strict policy on the usage of environment variables.
thanks
Hui
--Currently using Reporting Service 2000; Visual Studio .NET 2003; Visual Source Safe SSIS 2008 SSAS 2008, SVN --

Passing multi-value parameter from BIEE dashboard to BIP report

It is possibile passing multi-value parameter from BIEE dashboard prompt to BI Publisher integrated report? (BIP report has a DB data source (not a answers))
Thank you
R.

Hi Rajkm,
In order to pass a multi-value parameter through the Reporting Services Web services, you need to define the same numbers of ParameterValue objects as the number of the values of the multi-value parameter being past into the report. The Name property
of these ParameterValue objects must be specified same to the parameter name.
I found a good FAQ article for this scenario:
How do I pass a multi-value parameter into a report with Reporting Services Web service API?:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sqlforum/archive/2010/12/21/faq-how-do-i-pass-a-multi-value-parameter-into-a-report-with-sql-server-reporting-services-ssrs-web-services-api.aspx
Hope this helps.
Elvis Long
TechNet Community Support

How to use the repository; uploading reports from DEV to PROD...

Hello...
I'm fairly new to CR-XIr2 (SP3) but have worked with Crystal Reports since v6.0. I'm trying to figure out how to create a dynamic parameter list that someone can select an item from, which will get sent as an input parameter to the SQL Server 2005 stored proc that populates the report. I'm also trying to figure out if there's an easy way to copy reports from a DEV environment into PROD. We have BOE.
Basically, I would like to find out resources online or in books on how to use the BOE repository for dynamic and/or cascading parameters (i.e. pulling a list of text values & their associated IDs from a lookup table that won't be used in the report), images (i.e. corporate logo), etc.. What complicates things for us is that IT is now requiring us to use a DEV environmentit was really easy when we had unlimited access in PROD! We also need to put together a process where reports & other repository objects that are copied from DEV to PROD access the correct db, etc. (Crystal Report in DEV accesses DEV db/repository/etc.when copied to PROD it accesses PROD db/repository/etc.)
Anyway, I'm just looking for info on where to begin--whether it be a book, a BO/SAP knowledge base article, in-class training from a specific company, etc. Thanks!

Hey Markian,
Can you let me know the process you have followed to migrate from Dev to Prod.
We can migrate all the reports and objects and database fields through migrate wizard where you can import all the objects, reports and database fields and users to production enterprise.
Just follow the above scenario and let us know if you are facing any error.
Try publish the reports using import wizard and run it in the crystal designer.
Regards,
Naveen.

How to migrate the Hyp financial report 11 from dev to test on aix

Hi All,
I need to migrate 3 Hyp Fin Reports 11.1.2.2 from dev to UAT. I am new to this. Can any one tell me the steps or the link to the documentation??
Thanks !!!!!
Edited by: 940841 on Mar 29, 2013 9:16 PM

Hi Celvin,
Thanks for the reply. Could you please let me know how to perform the LCM migration for HFR.
I am having some issues with my HFR server and so I cannot open the reports. So I am thinking if I can use LCM and export and migrate the reports to another server.
The steps I am performing to do this:
Login to HSS > Application group> Reporting and Analysis> Repository objects> report folder name> select reports> Hit on Export
Now in the exported folder I see three things:
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Export.xml
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Migrate Oracle/dev 2000 to SQL Server 2000

We are in the process of doing a case study for moving some of our very small Oracle databases with Dev 2000 front ends to MS Sql Server 2000. I know the Migration Workbench is a tool for moving non-Oracle database sources like Informix and Sql Server to Oracle, but can we do the vice-versa i.e Oracle to Sql Server. I know there would be issues like different data types, PL/SQL vs T-SQL etc etc.
Anybody with views/suggestions on the subject?? - many thanks for the same
Gavin Soorma
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Dubai

Gavin,
The migration workbech migrates customers from non-oracle systems to Oracle.
We also have Transparent Gateway for SQL Server which is used for to operate in a heterogenous environments. That is if you have an application that accesses data that resides in a combination of Oracle and non-oracle databases, then you can use the gateway to get a unified view of all the data.
If I may ask why are you thinking of migrating from Oracle to SQL Server and will you be also changing the front end i.e the dev 2000 application?

Code generate report in excel format from portal(Application Server)

Hi all
Please give some solution with code generate report in excel format from
oracle portal(Application Server).

Not feasible.
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As an alternative the very basic Microsoft XML office format can be used. But note that this is not a a ISO standard (it has been shot down in flames) - and effort and resources for that would be better spend on the Open Document XML standard (which very likely will be ratified as the ISO standard instead).
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Reports Multi-tier server from Dev 2000:v 1.6.1 don't start on solaris 8

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