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Author Message Firegirl Newbie Joined: 08 Nov 2010 Location: United States Online Status: Offline Posts: 7 Topic: Please help w/ SQL Expression or Conditional JoinPosted:
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06 Oct 2011 at 6:59am I am having an issue trying to failed to open document crystal report add a sub-query, a command or SQL expression to a report built by a user in Crystal
One Or More Fields Could Not Be Found In The Result Set. The Rowset Column Could Not Be Found
10. I need to add a field from a table not referenced in the main report. Also, the tables are not the same data types so I cannot http://scn.sap.com/thread/2100936 add them in the database expert. The script I am trying to add as either a command or SQL: (SELECT P2.LAST_NAME, P2.FRST_NAME FROM PRSN P2, PYM_KEYS PK WHERE P2. APPL_ID=(CONVERT(INT, PK.KEY_VAL)) AND PK.KEY_TYPE=18) I have tried several derivatives http://www.crystalreportsbook.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=14609 of this with single and double quotes around the fields and with/without parenthesis but nothing seems to compile. Basically I need to pull in a name field for each detail row returned. The PYM_KEYS table is referenced in the main report but PRSN is not. The most frequent error messages are: Error in compiling SQL Expression: Incorrect Syntax near ‘LAST_NAME’. Failed to open rowset. Cannot perform an aggregate function on a column from a table not declared in the same subquery. Does anyone have any ideas for way to create this field? I have gotten it to work by writing the whole report as an SQL command but the user would prefer the report remain in Crystal framework with only the field as SQL script so that the report can be modified easily. Thank you for your help with this! IP Logged Printable version Forum Jump -- Select Forum -- Announcements Talk with the Author Self-Publishing Job Postings New feature request Report Design Data Conn
iMIS email address with VanGo/eSeries web login » October 31, 2005 "Failed to Open a Rowset" error when running Crystal Reports in iMIS This error occurs when the SQL statement used to generate the data for the report is invalid. http://vandamme.typepad.com/kb/2005/10/failed_to_open_.html It is likely that a table is being referenced that does not exist or does not have adequate permissions in the report. The following are some examples where this error might occur: - A custom table or view was added to the report without adequate permissions. - An Ad Hoc query was run that references a table not included in the report. - Invalid Sort Options were added to the iMIS Report Spec. - A table was added to the failed to report, but no fields from that table occur in the report. - Aliased fields in the view have spaces in the alias names. Guidelines to avoid this error: 1. Make sure that the iMIS user group has SELECT permissions for all tables and views referenced in the report. 2. Make sure that at least one field exists on the report from each table in the report. You may wish to suppress (hide) the field on the report, but it failed to open must exist. 3. Always run Verify Database from the Database menu in Crystal before saving the report. If there are subreports included, you will also want to perform this step on each subreport. 4. Make sure there are no invalid fields added to the iMIS Report Spec under Options > Sort Fields or Options > Additional Fields. 5. If you are creating an Ad Hoc query that references a table that is not included in the report, you will need to either add the table to the report or create an Ad Hoc Calculation formula that includes a subquery which filters the data. For example if you wanted to print labels for a specific dues product code 'ABC', you would create the following Ad Hoc calculation: Name.ID in (select(ID)from Subscriptions where PRODUCT_CODE='ABC') **Note: There are no spaces before or after "(ID)" in the above statement. If you include these spaces, iMIS will not allow you to save the query. Review the custom Crystal Report and verify the FROM and WHERE clauses in the SQL query. Whenever you add a table to a Crystal report, you should open Database > Show SQL Query and verify the FROM and WHERE clauses (if applicable) to make sure they have been updated with any added table. In some cases, Crystal does not automatically update the SQL query and this could be the cause of this error. Click the Reset button