on 12-22-2008 8:16 PM
I used a stored procedure and it has 3 parameters and 2 parameters are date. When I run the stored procedure has the following message: No Column or Data Fetch. I test the stored procedure in SQL and it has data. The issue has relationship with the parameters that are date, I don't understand why it can not run in Desktop Intelligence. Any suggestions ?
Thank you for the support.
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Hi Miguel,
Following information might help you to resolve the issue.
1.Make a backup copy of the odbc.sbo file. The file is located at <installation directory>:\BusinessObjects Enterprise 11.5\win32_x86\dataAccess\connectionServer\.
2.Open the file in a text editor. Scroll to the SQL Server 2005 section of the file.
3.Add the following line:
<Parameter Name="Force SQLExecute">Always</Parameter>
4.Save and close the file.
5.Make a backup copy of the oledb.sbo file. The file is located at <installation directory>:\BusinessObjects Enterprise 11.5\win32_x86\dataAccess\connectionServer\.
6.Open the file in a text editor. Scroll to the SQL Server 2005 section of the file.
7.Add the following line:
<Parameter Name="Force SQLExecute">Always</Parameter>
8.Save and close the file.
If this occurs in a test environment, restart all servers before testing the issue.
If this occurs in a production environment, check with restarting Desktop Intelligence servers and the connection server for testing the issue.
ADAPT00692670-The issue you are getting might be related to this bug id which is fixed in Fixpack 2.4.
Regards,
Sarbhjeet Kaur
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Hi Miguel Rodriguez,
Can you call you SP using a SQL as given below.
Try this
Declare @ASSIGNDATE1 DATETIME
Declare @ASSIGNDATE2 DATETIME
set @ASSIGNDATE1=@variable('1. (Assigned Date) From MM/DD/YYYY')
set @ASSIGNDATE2=@variable('2. (Assigned Date) To MM/DD/YYYY')
exec ModspaceRpt_VIC @ASSIGNDATE1,@ASSIGNDATE2
Make sure that you input the date values as it is in the Database.
Hope this helps you.
Regards
Prashant
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