Re: Reports: SSL Failure FRM-41211

I had this problem intermittently a while ago in win31 and got this info from a co-worker:

The SSL failure seems to usually be caused when reports doesn't know where to put the temp files. Do you have the REPORTS25_TMP=c:\temp line in your Oracle.ini in the REPORT25 section? If you are running under WIN95/NT I'm not sure what this setting would be, but it would go in the registry. I know there was some discussion of this in the tools newsgroup awhile back if you want to go back into the archives.

I also heard that it could be related to free memory -- most notably conventional memory (Under 1st Meg). Under win31, freeing up more conventional memory seems to have worked for me.

Good luck -- this one is frustrating, and since it only seems to appear at runtime has me a little worried about deployment, but I suppose I'll find out if it'll be a serious problem soon. Please let me know if you find anything else relevant outside of this newsgroup.

-Ian

Jonathan Trifts wrote:

> [please note: if responding directly, edit out the NOSPAM from the email
> domain]
>
> I am looking for some insight on a problem I am having on a single
> machine while trying to run a report from one of our applications we're
> developing.
>
> P133 / 32 Meg RAM
> Oracle Designer /2000 1.3.2
> Reports 2.5
> Windows NT
>
> We can run reports from other machines under both NT and Win95 with no
> problems.
> I have even re-installed Des2k. Still getting the error:
>
> FRM-41211: Integration error: SSL failure running another product.
>
> The message manual indicates:
> Cause: There is a problem detected when launching another product.
> Action: Check the RUN_PRODUCT built-in.
> Level: 99
> Type: Error
>
> I am running the report in synchronous mode.
>
> Thus control is not returned to the user until after the report is run
> (i.e until execution of the called product is complete).
>
> THese are the parameters specifically called when invoking RUN_PRODUCT:
>
> RUN_PRODUCT(REPORTS,'P10103_1',SYNCHRONOUS,RUNTIME,FILESYSTEM,NULL,NULL);
>
> Thus the call is to reports, the module/report to be run is P10103_1, in
> synchronous mode, using the runtime tool, stored in the filesystem (path
> isin the reports25_path in the registry), with null values for list/name
> and display additional parms).
>
> I am wondering if I am missing a windows DLL or require an upgrade...I
> have cross-checked the Oracle DLLs and am not missing anything
> significant.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> JTrifts
Received on Fri Jan 09 1998 - 00:00:00 CET