Rfc(Syn)- BPM- JDBC connection breaks for job in 2Hrs

Hi All,
I have a scenario Rfc(Syn)->BPM->JDBC.
Problem i am facing is after 2Hr of execution of scenario. SAP & XI connectivity breaks down.
But to process full data it requires 5-6Hr connectivity because store procedures taking time(for 500 records).
Is there any solution for above problem?
Can we use ABAp Proxy instead of Rfc(i.e. ABAP Proxy->BPM->JDBC), If possible How?
Thanks & Regards

hi,
>>>>I have a scenario Rfc(Syn)->BPM->JDBC.
sync??? you can/should only use sync
if the response time is around 30 seconds
so change the interface to async
>>>>Can we use ABAp Proxy instead of Rfc(i.e. ABAP Proxy->BPM->JDBC), If possible How?
yes but you still have to do it in an async way
Regards,
michal
<a href="/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/06/28/xipi-faq-frequently-asked-questions"><b>XI / PI FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions</b></a>

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to
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2. Edit "C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\Common\4.0\java\lib" to include the above JAR file into the classpath tag.
We touch on this in [our own web-help|http://www.dekho.com.au/help/31/default.htm?turl=Documents%2Fconfigurecrystalreports.htm], although this is more specific to SQL Server.
The client had problems setting up this Crystal Reports to Oracle link, due to drivers missing.
Can you generate a support ticket for this client and assist her with getting CR drivers working with her version of Oracle?
As a sidenote - Esri Australia is a distributor for Esri, and not sure if the OEM extends to us?
We would like to get a better relationship with you on how to deal with Crystal related issues with our own product.
For issues like the above, we would like to come up with a more efficient means for our clients to get resolutions to their issues, and if the issue stems to outside our product - a good process for our support team to log a ticket on behalf of our client and pass all the relevant info across, so that a solution can be resolved quickly.
- Do you have a contact in Australia that we could talk to about this?
Let me know if you need the clients contact details - I believe this is still an issue for her.

Changing JDBC Datasource Configuration for Report with Sub reports at once

The Env details are as follows
CR Developer
Version 14.0.2.364 RTM
We are using JDBC Connection Datasource for our CR2011 report which contains 30+ sub reports. Each of the sub report uses a JDBC Datasource to connect to Postgres database and Since the JDBC connection string changes on each environment we need to edit each sub report every time we switch environments.
Is there a easy way to accomplish this on all sub reports at one shot?
I am aware that if we use ODBC connection it would be easy since we can just change the DSN config and it will start working. But we are not using ODBC connection since We are seeing that our report (with too many sub reports) crashes when we use ODBC driver for Postgres.
Any help/suggestion would be appreciated.

Hello,
CR also has a fully support Java Reporting Engine. If you have Java developers available check out this forum:
SAP Crystal Reports, version for Eclipse
You can find more info and samples from here:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/BusinessIntelligence%28BusinessObjects%29+Home
And help.sap.com for the SDK reference material.
Don

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