Re: Reports 2.5 Unix runs for one ORACLE_SID, but not for another...

try using: r25runm rep_name user/password_at_SID ... We start all of our reports that way on different databases (even different database versions).

Stefan

Arjan van Bentem schrieb:
>
> Mike Rose wrote
> > You may need two reports, one for each database (alias)
>
> In fact, Oracle Reports does not even read the report until it is logged into
> the database. If the report xyz.rdf does not exist then
>
> r25runm xyz.rdf batch=yes
>
> runs as expected, *after* the login. That is: Oracle Reports prompts for the
> username and password. When it is correct it will check if the report in fact
> exists, and indeed shows an error as xyz.rdf cannot be found. However, for the
> second ORACLE_SID, r25runm does not even come to the stage where it checks if
> the report can be found. All it does is keep prompting for the username and
> password.
>
> So, for now, the report is not the problem but some settings prevent Reports
> from connecting to the database...
>
> Arjan.
Received on Sun May 16 1999 - 21:14:03 CEST