Hello Chris:
If you have not yet set up your ODBC drivers, there are 2 Answerbooks
on the Epicor EpicWeb site to get you started.
Here is the link to Answerbooks:
https://epicweb.epicor.com/Support/MyEPICweb/Pages/SearchAnswerbooks.a
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This Yahoo site breaks links, so you may need to paste the entire
link into Word in order to patch it before pasting it into your
browser address bar.
You need AnswerBook # 1266BRK "ODBC Instructions for setting up
Progress ODBC connection - V8.03.4xx".
And you may want AnswerBook # 5947MPS "CR Bypass the login ID and
prompt for a Crystal Report using an ODBC connection."
After your ODBC connection is set up, then open up Crystal Reports.
Create a New Blank Report.
Create New Connection.
ODBC.
Select the DataSource name of your Vantage 8 Progress database.
Type the password (sysprogress).
Click on Mfgsys.
Click the + next to Pub.
Begin selecting tables.
When you are finished selecting tables, press OK.
Re-do the links in Crystal Database Expert because they will probably
be wrong.
Click OK.
Keep in mind that there are many performance and security reasons to
avoid using ODBC for your Crystal/Vantage reports. If your ODBC
reports use few and small tables, performance may not be a problem
for you; but there will still be additional security concerns that
will be more difficult to deal with. You will need to apply
additional security over and above the security already applied in
Vantage.
Hope this helps.
Lynn
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, Chris Thompson <chriselectrix@...>
wrote:
If you have not yet set up your ODBC drivers, there are 2 Answerbooks
on the Epicor EpicWeb site to get you started.
Here is the link to Answerbooks:
https://epicweb.epicor.com/Support/MyEPICweb/Pages/SearchAnswerbooks.a
spx
This Yahoo site breaks links, so you may need to paste the entire
link into Word in order to patch it before pasting it into your
browser address bar.
You need AnswerBook # 1266BRK "ODBC Instructions for setting up
Progress ODBC connection - V8.03.4xx".
And you may want AnswerBook # 5947MPS "CR Bypass the login ID and
prompt for a Crystal Report using an ODBC connection."
After your ODBC connection is set up, then open up Crystal Reports.
Create a New Blank Report.
Create New Connection.
ODBC.
Select the DataSource name of your Vantage 8 Progress database.
Type the password (sysprogress).
Click on Mfgsys.
Click the + next to Pub.
Begin selecting tables.
When you are finished selecting tables, press OK.
Re-do the links in Crystal Database Expert because they will probably
be wrong.
Click OK.
Keep in mind that there are many performance and security reasons to
avoid using ODBC for your Crystal/Vantage reports. If your ODBC
reports use few and small tables, performance may not be a problem
for you; but there will still be additional security concerns that
will be more difficult to deal with. You will need to apply
additional security over and above the security already applied in
Vantage.
Hope this helps.
Lynn
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, Chris Thompson <chriselectrix@...>
wrote:
>but I cant connect using an ODBC string as I dont know how to.
> Hi,
>
> How do you connect to ODBC from Crystal. I can connect to an xml
>there isnt a xml file available and never will be.
> I need to connect a Crystal report to our Vantage Progress DB, but
>developing
> Thanks,
>
>
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: adam.whipp <adam.whipp@...>
> To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 6:25:00 PM
> Subject: [Vantage] Crystal ODBC Connection Error
>
>
> I occasionally receive the following error from Crystal when
> reports through ODBC:Driver]
>
> Failed to retrieve data from the database.
> Details: HY00:[DataDirect] [ODBC Progress OpenEdge Wire Protocol
> [OPENEDGE]SQL engine Statement Mgr statement cache overflowed. 15is
> statements currently in use (chst free_lru cache). (9799) [Database
> Vendor Code: -210048 ]
>
> Has anyone seen this before? It seems to happen after I "refresh"
> several times. I have to exit Crystal and come back in, and then it
> fine for a while again. It's almost like Crystal isn't letting goof
> each query, and eventually some buffer gets full. Thanks in advance
> for any help.
>
> Adam Whipp
>
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