Simple ques (data sources)

I'm trying to set up a DATA source of a 2007 MS Acces file
called ques.accdb but I keep getting this message:
Connection verification failed for data source: ques
java.sql.SQLException: [Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC
Driver][ODBC Socket][Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could
not find file '(unknown)'.
The root cause was that: java.sql.SQLException:
[Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver][ODBC Socket][Microsoft][ODBC
Microsoft Access Driver] Could not find file '(unknown)'.
The Access file is located in the wwwroot folder and I'm on
Windows Vista.
Thanks so much,
Steve

I do not use Access, but a quick google turned up this link:
http://blog.crankybit.com/msaccess2007-and-cf8/
"... please note that the drivers that come with CF8 do not
support Access 2007. This is mentioned in the ColdFusion 8 Release
Notes under #69495. The solution is nicely described right in the
release notes. Download and install the Data Connectivity
Components for Office 2007, set up a Windows ODBC connection, and
use ColdFusion’s ODBC socket driver to connect to the Windows
ODBC connection. ..."

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Any examples of a data template using multiple data sources?

I'm looking for an example report using multiple data sources. I've seen one where they do a master/detail but I'm just looking to combine results in sorted order (sorted across all data sources). The master/detail used a bind variable to link the two defined queries, I'm thinking what I want won't have that, so I'm lost on how to make that happen. I have reports using multiple sql queries and there is a way in the data source pulldown to tell it to combine the data sources. It appears to be a more manual process with data templates, if it's even possible.
Any pointers/links would be appreciated.
Gaff

Hi Vetsrini :
That's just it. Mine is simpler than that. There is no master/detail relationship between the two queries. I have the same exact query that I run in two databases and I want to merge the results (ordered, by, say eventTime) in one report. So I think my results are going to be two separate groups (one for each data source) which I'll have to let BI merge vis XSLT or whatever it uses. That's fine for small result sets but for larger ones, it would be nice if the database did the sorting/merging.
Gaff

Reports fail when run against a different data source

Hello,
We have a VB.NET 2008 WinForms application running on Microsoft .NET 3.5. We are using Crystal Reports 2008 runtime, service pack 3 -- using the CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms.CrystalReportViewer in the app to view reports. In the GAC on all our client computers, we have versions 12.0.1100.0 and 12.0.2000.0 of CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine, CrystalDecisions.Shared, and CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms.
Please refer to another one of our posted forum issues, u201CCritical issue since upgrading from CR9 to CR2008u201D, as these issues seem to be related:
Critical issue since upgrading from CR9 to CR2008
We were concerned with report display slow down, and we seemed to have solved this by using the Oracle Server driver (instead of either Microsoft's or Oracle's OLEDB driver). But now we must find a resolution to another piece of the puzzle, which is: why does a report break if one data source is embedded in the .rpt file is different than the one you are trying to run the report against, in the .NET Viewer?
Problem:
If you have a production database name (e.g. "ProdDB") embedded in your .rpt file that you built your report from and try to run that report against a development database (e.g. "DevDB") (OR VICE VERSA -- it is the switch that is the important concept here), the report fails with a list of messages such as this:
    Failed to retrieve data from the database
    Details: [Database vendor code: 6550 ]
This only seems to happen if the source of the report data (i.e. the underlying query) is an Oracle stored procedure or a Crystal Reports SQL Command -- the reports run fine against all data sources if the source is a table or a view). In trying different things to troubleshoot this, including adding a ReportDocument.VerifyDatabase() call after setting the connection information, the Crystal Reports viewer will spit out other nonsensical errers regarding being unable to find certain fields (e.g. "The field name is not known), or not able to find the table (even though the source data should be coming from an Oracle stored procedure, not a table).
When the reports are run in the Crystal Reports Designer, they run fine no matter what database is being used; but the problem only happens while being run in the .NET viewer. It's almost as if something internally isn't getting fully "set" to the new data source, or something -- we're really grasping at straws here.
For the sake of completeness of information, here is how we're setting the connection information
        '-- Set database connection info for the main report
        For Each oConnectionInfo In oCrystalReport.DataSourceConnections
            oConnectionInfo.SetConnection(gsDBDataSource, "", gsDBUserID, gsDBPassword)
        Next oConnectionInfo
        '-- Set database connection info for each subreport
        For Each oSubreport In oCrystalReport.Subreports
            For Each oConnectionInfo In oSubreport.DataSourceConnections
                oConnectionInfo.SetConnection(gsDBDataSource, "", gsDBUserID, gsDBPassword)
            Next oConnectionInfo
        Next oSubreport
... but in troubleshooting, we've even tried an "overkill" approach and added this code as well:
        '-- Set database connection info for each table in the main report
        For Each oTable In oCrystalReport.Database.Tables
            With oTable.LogOnInfo.ConnectionInfo
                .ServerName = gsDBDataSource
                .UserID = gsDBUserID
                .Password = gsDBPassword
                For Each oPair In .LogonProperties
                    If UCase(CStr(oPair.Name)) = "DATA SOURCE" Then
                        oPair.Value = gsDBDataSource
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next oPair
            End With
            oTable.ApplyLogOnInfo(oTable.LogOnInfo)
        Next oTable
        '-- Set database connection info for each table in each subreport
        For Each oSubreport In oCrystalReport.Subreports
            For Each oTable In oSubreport.Database.Tables
                With oTable.LogOnInfo.ConnectionInfo
                    .ServerName = gsDBDataSource
                    .UserID = gsDBUserID
                    .Password = gsDBPassword
                    For Each oPair In .LogonProperties
                        If UCase(CStr(oPair.Name)) = "DATA SOURCE" Then
                            oPair.Value = gsDBDataSource
                            Exit For
                        End If
                    Next oPair
                End With
                oTable.ApplyLogOnInfo(oTable.LogOnInfo)
            Next oTable
        Next oSubreport
... alas, it makes no difference. If we run the report against a database that is different than the one specified with "Set Datasource Location" in Crystal, it fails with nonsense errors

Thanks for the reply, Ludek. We have made some breakthroughs, uncovered some Crystal bugs and workarounds, and we're probably 90% there I hope.
For your first point, unfortunately the information on the Oracle 6550 error was generic, and not much help in our case. And for your second point, the errors didn't have anything to do with subreports at that time -- the error would manifest itself even in a simple, one-level report.
However, your third point (pointing us to KB 1553921) helped move us forward quite a bit more. For the benefit of all, here is a link to that KB article:
Link: [KB 1553921|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/oss_notes_boj/sdn_oss_boj_bi/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/scn_bosap/notes%7B6163636573733d36393736354636443646363436353344333933393338323636393736354637333631373036453646373436353733354636453735364436323635373233443330333033303331333533353333333933323331%7D.do]
We downloaded the tool referenced there, and pointed it at a couple of our reports. The bottom line is that the code it generated uses a completely new area of the Crystal Reports .NET API which we had not used before -- in the CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer namespace. Using code based on what that RasConnectionInfo tool generated, we were able gain greater visibility into some of the objects in the API and to uncover what I think qualifies as a genuine bug in Crystal Reports.
The CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer.DataDefModel.ISCRTable class exposes a property called QualifiedName, something that isn't exposed by the more commonly-used CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.Table class. When changing the data source with our old code referenced above (CrystalDecisions.Shared.ConnectionInfo.SetConnection), I saw that Crystal would actually change the Table.QualifiedName from something like "SCHEMAOWNER.PACKAGENAME.PROCNAME" to just "PROCNAME" (essentially stripping off the schema and package name). Bad, Crystal... VERY BAD! IMHO, Crystal potentially deserves to be swatted on the a** with the proverbial rolled-up newspaper.
I believe this explains why we were also able to generate errors indicating that field names or tables were not found -- because Crystal had gone and changed the QualifiedName to remove some key info identifying the database object! So, knowing this and using the code generated by the RasConnectionInfo tool, we were able to work around this bug with code that worked for most of our reports ("most" is the key word here -- more on that in a bit).
So, first of all, I'll post our new code. Here is the main area where we loop through all of the tables in the report and subreports:
'-- Replace each table in the main report with new connection info
For Each oTable In oCrystalReport.ReportClientDocument.DatabaseController.Database.Tables
    oNewTable = oTable.Clone()
    oNewTable.ConnectionInfo = GetNewConnectionInfo(oTable)
    oCrystalReport.ReportClientDocument.DatabaseController.SetTableLocation(oTable, oNewTable)
Next oTable
'-- Replace each table in any subreports with new connection info
For iLoop = 0 To oCrystalReport.Subreports.Count - 1
    sSubreportName = oCrystalReport.Subreports(iLoop).Name
    For Each oTable In oCrystalReport.ReportClientDocument.SubreportController.GetSubreportDatabase(sSubreportName).Tables
        oNewTable = oTable.Clone()
        oNewTable.ConnectionInfo = GetNewConnectionInfo(oTable)
        oCrystalReport.ReportClientDocument.SubreportController.SetTableLocation(sSubreportName, oTable, oNewTable)
    Next oTable
Next iLoop
'-- Call VerifyDatabase() to ensure that the tables update properly
oCrystalReport.VerifyDatabase()
(Thanks to Colin Stynes for his post in the following thread, which describes how to handle the subreports):
Setting subreport connection info at runtime
There seems to be a limitation on the number of characters in a post on this forum (before all formatting gets lost), so please see my next post for the rest....

How can i lookup a data source v5 in WSAD 5.1?

Hi all,
I'm using WSAD 5.1 to developer a web application based on J2EE 1.3 that have a simple java classes. My application uses a data source version 5 to have access the database. I?m using service locator pattern to lookup a JNDI but it dont work properly on stand alone java classes, only on EJB components.
How can i lookup a data source version 5 from my java class on WSAD 5.1?
Can anyone help?
Thanks,

Oh I did not realize that you were talking about a stand-alone application. You cannot use the server datasources in your stand-alone application.
You can use the Oracle helper classes to construct a DataSource on the client side.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/sql/DataSource.html and driver specific documentation to achieve this. I will try to send a few links, if I find any.
In a stand-alone application, you can use some connection pooling mechanism on your own.
The ideal thing to do is to keep your data access in your middle tier (EJBs) and call the EJB's. This way you can reuse things in multiple client tiers and use the container provided datasource and connection pooling mechanisms.
Hope this helps.
Vijay

PREDICTION JOIN OPENQUERY against data source view does not work

Hi,
I am trying to follow the example in this link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms132031.aspx
to do a prediction join with a table defined in a data source view of our cube/mining structures. No matter how I specify the table in the OPENQUERY statement I get: "OLE DB error: OLE DB or ODBC error: Invalid object name 'DataSourceView.dbo.TableName'.;
42S02." I've tried specifying the table name in 1, 2, and 3 parts, with and without the '[]' brackets but get the same error every time. I thought something might be wrong with the table in the DSV so tried putting other tables in the query,
but that produces the same error. Any ideas on the problem?
SELECT FLATTENED
        t.[Column1],
        t.[Column2],
        t.[Column3],
        PredictTimeSeries([ModelName].[Column3],5)
From
[ModelName]
PREDICTION JOIN
OPENQUERY([DataSourceView],
    'SELECT
        [Column1],
        [Column2],
        [Column3]
    FROM
      [DataSourceView].[dbo].[TableName]
    ') AS t
ON
        [ModelName].[Column3] = t.[Column3]
OLE DB error: OLE DB or ODBC error: Invalid object name 'R Staging.dbo.TestSet'.; 42S02."

I want to be able to query a data source view table/named query. This TechNet article seems to imply it is as simple as running the following in a DMX window:
     OPENQUERY ([MyDatasourceView],'select Column1 from DataSourceTable')
I've also tried:
     select * from OPENQUERY ([MyDatasourceView],'select Column1 from DataSourceTable')
Both result in:
    "Query (1, 1) Parser: The syntax for 'OPENQUERY' is incorrect."
Can we query a DSV table from a DMX query directly with OPENQUERY, or does the OPENQUERY only work within a PREDICTION JOIN? Seems like such a simple case for it not to work.
Following the example in this article:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms132173.aspx

Error occurred querying a data source in office 365.

I have created a simple infopath form and in one of my dropdown box i am receiving the REST services.
when i run the infopath form 2013 in preview it was running good but when i upload it on to office 365 cloud it's showing me error. i had converted the services into UDL and save it on Data connection Library and it's approved.
Warning
Click OK to resume filling out the form. You may want to check your form data for errors.
The entry has been added to the Windows event log of the server.
log ID:5566
Correlation ID:feb08a9c-9d47-30f5-5d89-60340242d6d1.

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you got error when querying a data source in office 365.
Per my knowleadge, we cannot connect to SharePoint Web Services from InfoPath Forms within SharePoint Online.
Loopback protection is enabled on the SharePoint Online environment and will block calls to SOAP and REST from InfoPath Form Services.
For more information, you can refer to:
Error message when you connect an InfoPath form to a SharePoint Online web service: "An error occurred while connecting to a Web Service"
As a workaround, to look up data for some dropdowns from several external REST Web Services, we need to have a Data Connection library in your Site Collection in which to store the UDCX files.
The steps seem to be:
Create a Data Connection Library in your Site Collection
In the InfoPath ribbon, go to Data, then Data Connections. Your existing data connections should be listed.
Choose the data connection which is hosted on a different domain.
Clink the
Convert to Connection File… button
In the location selector, specify the path to the Data Connection Library you created above.
Leave the
Relative to site collection (recommended) radio button selected.
Click OK
Here is a great blog for your reference:
InfoPath 2013 Forms on Office365 with External REST DataSources
Best Regards,
Linda Li
Linda Li
TechNet Community Support

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