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BI PlatformWhere is this place located?All Places BI Platform 17 Replies Latest reply: Jul 26, 2016 1:55 PM by Metin Zeybek Tweet Connection error when refreshing an ODBC connected Crystal report Thomas Meunier Nov 22, 2011 3:45 PM Currently Being Moderated Hi crystal report odbc connection experts,I've got an issue when trying to refresh or Publish a report crystal
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based on an ODBC connection (excel or access).I've 2 kind of reports on my BI Launch pad (BOE 4.0) :- Ones
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with BICS connection which works perfectly- Ones with ODBC connection.If I open the ODBC's ones with Crystal reports client, I can refresh them without trouble.If I try to refresh them from BI Launch pad or
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if try to publish them with update I face the following message(publish without update works) :"The viewer could not process an event. The data source is invalid: '[]
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(35)Server http://support.foray.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/175/17/errors-with-odbc-data-source-and-crystal-reports Administration (1)Misc (5)Licensing (41)Applications (1)Filters (11)Windows Administration SEARCH Knowledgebase: Adams Web Errors with ODBC http://94.199.146.44/crystal/enterprise10/help/en/administration/html/troubleshooting13.html Data Source and Crystal Reports Posted by Shannon Crawford on 29 January 2015 02:42 crystal report PM If the ODBC data source can't connect and Adams Web throws a Crystal Report error, the issue might have to do with the how the pg_hba.conf crystal reports odbc file is configured. Example of the error: Crystal Reports failed to logon to the database. On the server, the ODBC data source might be pointing to the wrong location for the PostgreSQL ODBC driver. The configuration file is located in C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\
common troubleshooting steps for resolving this issue. Before completing these steps, verify your database connectivity and general reporting configuration (as described in Troubleshooting reports and looping database logon prompts).To troubleshoot database driver errors Verify the database drivers for consistency. Ensure that the database driver (ODBC or native) used when the report was designed in Crystal Reports matches the database driver that is installed on the Job Server, Page Server, and RAS.If the Job Server or the Page Server is installed on UNIX, then the database driver will not match exactly (the UNIX version will be a .so file instead of a .dll). However, the Windows/UNIX versions of each driver should correspond in regards to version numbers or driver release.Disable the report's "Use Indexes or Server for Speed" option. Open the report in Crystal Reports and, on the File menu, click Options. On the Database tab, clear the "Use Indexes or Server for Speed" option. Disabling this option may resolve database driver errors.Verify the report's SQL statement and ensure that it has not been edited manually. Open the report in Crystal Reports and, on the Database menu, click Show SQL Query. Copy the query into a text editor; then use your database server's query tool to run the query.If the option appears in Crystal Reports, click Reset in the Show SQL Query dialog box. Compare the regenerated query with the version displayed in your text editor. If the queries differ, save the report so it uses the regenerated SQL query.Note: If you need to edit a report's SQL statement, do so with a stored procedure, rather than by editing it manually. If you have developed a web application that modifies the SQL statement through code, ensure that only the WHERE clause is changed. Ensure that null values are not being passed to subreports. If the report contains one or more subreports, open it in Crystal Reports and, on the File menu, click Report Options. Select the "Convert Database NULL Values to Default" check box and the "Convert Other NULL Values to Default" check box.If the report is based off on ODBC driver, enable tracing to obtain more information about the error. On Windows, ODBC tracing can be started through the ODBC Data Source Administ