Well, yes and no. I’ve gotten over my hurdles, but with no help from EpiCenter.
But I don’t think MY issue was the same as the original post. You guys couldn’t PHYSICALLY print, you would get the preview. In my case, I couldn’t even get the preview.
In my case, I had issues with SOME of our OrderAcks that (until the latest update 2024.2.4) never had an issue. After the update, various OrderAcks would get hung up in a “Report Rendering” state and the task would get stuck there… never rendering, and I had to get a data fix just so I could kill them and continue testing.
Because it was a customized RDL, they basically said, “yeah, that sucks… I guess you need to rebuild it.”
I eventually found the smoking gun in a bad table join. I was trying to pull in Bill-To Contact information by connecting the CustCon table (I think) and I botched it. I think I finally found a different path in a linked table that worked for what I was doing. So I rebuilt that portion and the problem went away.
Why it was working before (with my bad join) without issue and after the update caused problems, I still can’t say. I have to assume they (Epicor) tightened down some screws and my bad join that was technically getting through before couldn’t pass the muster any more.
So… root cause: ME
Did EpiCare help identify or repair the issue: Nope
And yes, in this case, since it was a bad customized RDL, it shouldn’t be their issue. My only gripe was that, in MY case, the system wasn’t producing any errors. It basically acted like the report passed through okay, but got stuck in rendering. So, I flat out told them the problem was almost certainly on my end… but without an error, how do I even know where to start looking for the problem.
I basically duplicated a problematic Sales Order in our Pilot environment and, while comparing it to other orders that WOULD print, slowly started changing fields one-by-one until I got to the point where it finally printed.