I am using Crystal Report 10.2 version. I have applied paging, and when I open the 3rd page, the following error is raised:
Error in File C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\StatReportNewV {94692B41-40A2-4F6A-9551-110BA7D78A37}.rpt: The request could not be submitted for background processing.
Please help how to resolve this.
It's a fairly generic error in Crystal Reports, but you can try the following:
Make sure you're on the latest service pack
Crystal Reports can create temporary files; make sure there aren't an excessive amount of files in this folder.
Run the same query in your database and see if you have any NULL records coming back, which may be causing an exception in your report.
If the report always crashes on the 3rd page, I suspect there is some data on that third page that you're not handling properly, either because of a function, formatting, invalid data type, something along those lines.
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so Hi everyone, struggling to solve this almost for a day, i haven't used crystal reports much, so please point me in the right direction.
Here is the problem, we have an asp.net web site using crystal reports. All the reports seems to work fine except one. The Report is opening when it is running in local, but when deployed to the server it is throwing "System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x8004100F)" error.
when i searched for it, it is a logon error, if thats the case it shouldnt work from local either, and other reports using the same connection also working well when deployed in server.
Taken from SAP:
If it's only certain reports, the compare the reports:
Connection type (OLE DB, ODBC, etc.).
Is it reports with subreports only? If so, check the above and log on to the subreports.
Check other differences. parameters? Tables vs. Stored Proc, etc., etc.
You may also want to troubleshoot by trying out the 32 bit runtime
Okay, currently the report is working, maybe of help to someone else facing the same problem.
In the report database properties, the Locale Identifier of the connection was set to 17417 which is English-Malaysia(dont know why and how), i changed the connection Locale Identifier to 1033 English-United States and now it is working in the server.
Database -> Set Datasource Location -> report -> properties -> Locale Identifer
If someone could reply how the locale identifier got set to 17417, it would be a great help.
Roy, I believe you set local identifier when you create database connection.
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I have an SSRS Report Server Project Wizard in which I have created a Report named ContractForm.
Now I want to show that report from UI in the another project in asp using C#.
How will I do this?
So far I have tried using Microsoft Report Viewer. But I am getting this error:
"ServerReport.ReportPath could not find"
If you're unsure of your report path, the easiest way to determine it is to browse to the report in your browser of choice, and examine the url. The ItemPath parameter of the query-string is the url encoded path to your report. It will look something like %2fSomeDir%2fMy+Report, which decodes to \SomeDir\My Report.
On the other hand, you may have some other issue, but it's a bit difficult to tell from the information given.
I have an out of memory error on access. My DB is approx 20mb and holds approx 100,000 lines in different tables.
It started this afternoon, whenever i go in the VBA editor, i can't edit anything, because it will delete the text i just typed, and popup "Out of memory".
If i try to use a OnUpdate event on a DropDown list, it will say the same error, and will do nothing. I can't even setup a break point on my code, because it will never go in the code.
I tried compacting it, separating the back and front end. but nothing works, same error. I'm on Windows Xp Sp3
Strange errors like this are sometimes caused by a corrupt form in your database. I would recommend trying to decompile the database file.
You can get more information about the /decompile switch from the following:
How to Decompile a Database
Decompile Your Microsoft Access Database
I would make a backup copy of the database, then do a decompile, and then a compact. Then open up the database and open your VBA Editor and Compile your code. Then test it.
The /decompile switch has fixed many strange problems with Microsoft Access databases for me in the past.
I am using Crystal Reports 2008 and Visual Studio 2010 (.NET 4.0 framework) to build an ASP.NET web application to display Crystal Reports files through a "CrystalReportsViewer" web control. My application changes the data source of the report at runtime based on a configuration file.
Some of the reports I use have dynamic parameters that pull values from a database table. When I run the Crystal Report, it populates the parameter listbox and allows the user to choose one or many of them. When I run the report in the CrystalReportsViewer control on the ASP.NET page, it gives me an empty text box where the parameters list used to be.
Is there a way that I can 'refresh' or re-populate the dynamic parameters?
Thanks in advance,
-Steven
I've always had trouble with dynamic parameters. I don't use Crystal in the exact same way you are, but I've noticed that when my data comes from a Stored Procedure, the dynamic parameters are empty when I run the report. My workaround is to set the paramters to null when running the report and then clicking OK on the parameter screen. At that point crystal refreshes the parameters list and them I'm presented with the values in the db to select from. Dynamic parameters work well for me when I add the data tables directly to the report instead of using a stored procedure.
I don't know if this really answers your question but I hope it helps.
I am using Tridion 5.3.
I have webpage that has over 100 pdf links attached to it. When I publish that page not all pdf get published even though I get a URL for each pdf like "/pdf/xyzpdfname_tcm8-912.pdf". When I click on those links I get a 404 error. For the same pdf components for which I get the error, if I publish them by attaching 5 to 10 pdf at a time they get published and there is no 404 error and everything works fine. But that's not the functionality I need. Does any one know why Tridion is not able to deploy the binary contents if I publish them in bulk?
I am using engine.PublishingContext.RenderedItem.AddBinary(pdfComponent).Url to get the pdf url.
Could this be to do with the naming of your PDF?
Tridion has a mechanism in place to prevent you from accidentally overwriting a binary file, with a different binary file that is named the same.
I can see the Binary you are trying to deploy has the ID:
tcm:8-755-16
and you are naming it as follows:
/www.mysite.com/multimedia/pdfname_tcm8-765.pdf
Using the Variant Id:
variantId=tcm:8-755
is it possible you are also publishing the same binary from a different template? Perhaps with the same filename, but with a different Variant Id?
If so Tridion assumes you are trying to publish two 'Variants' of the same binary (for example a resized image, obviously not relavent for PDFs)
The deployer is therefore throwing an error to prevent you from accidentally overwriting the binary that is published first.
You can get round this in 2 ways:
1> Use the same variant ID for publishing both binaries
2> If you do want to publish a variant, change the filename to something different.
I hope this helps!
Have a look at the log files for your transport service and deployer. If those don't provide clarity, set Cleanup to false in cd_transport_conf.xml, restart the transport service and publish again. Then check if all PDFs ended up in your transport package.
engine.PublishingContext.RenderedItem.AddBinary(pdfComponent).Url gives you the URL of an item as it will be published in case of success, not a guarantee that it will publish.
Pretty sure you're just hitting a maximum size limit on your transport package.
PS - Check the status of your transaction in the publishing queue, might give you a hint
After you updated the question:
There's something terribly wrong with the template and/or your environment. The Published URL says "tcm8-7*6*5.pdf" but the Item Uri is "tcm:8-7*5*5".
Can you double check what's happening in here?