on 10-27-2016 6:51 PM
Hello,
I have created a report in Crystal Reports 2016 that grabs data from a legacy database program (Visual Foxpro). I have created a System DSN connection to the database using the Microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver in the ODBC Data Source Administrator and use this connection to grab the data from the database. I am not required to login to the database to get the data from the tables. The report runs fine in Crystal Reports.
After saving the report, I have uploaded it to the BI server. All I want to do is view the report in the Central Management Console, but the viewer continues ask for a username and password to login. Once I enter the username and password, another (the same?) login prompt appears. I can't get past this to view the data.
Crystal and the BI software are installed on the same server so it should work. What could be wrong?
Thanks.
I installed the Business Intelligence server on another computer. I created a System DSN connection and mapped it to the IP address of the production server and the shared drive of the database. I changed the SIA so that it ran as the domain admin. I am now connecting to the database and am able to update reports.
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I was able to install both Crystal Reports and Crystal Reports Server on a trial server and got this to work. I am trying to determine the difference between the trial server and the production server. The Production "Server" is actually 2 redundant servers working together, which, unfortunately, I don't have control of. I am going to make sure that the DSN connections and drivers are set up on both servers.
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The DSN connections were set up properly on the Production servers using the UNC path. I continued to get the logon prompt for viewing the report. I had IT change the path to the mapped drive path and I still get the logon prompt. This is frustrating.
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