August 26, 2009 at 12:12 am
Hi,
All setting are same in sql server 2005 and is align with sql server 2000 database where report is running fine
August 26, 2009 at 12:06 pm
panwar.jt (8/24/2009)
My complete analysis is1-- This report is running in sql server 2000
2-- I restore a copy of databse to Sql Sever 2005
3-- Report stops due to different collation between my databse and server
4-- Change the collation of my database to alien with server collation
5-- Then report start malfunctioning(just displaying one charecter of char and varchar type columns numeric value is displaying correct)
6-- Then I put few blank space as mentioned above or comment that select stament report start working fine.
In this case I never touch report, All things I did in database so I think that there is something in databse.
Is there any setting in database where I can set default size of blank as 10 byte???????
Humm...
after step 4, did you RECOMPILE/refresh all you SP, UDF, views, etc ???
after step 4 did you execute "VERIFY DATABASE" into Crystal report ?
On step 6 you put few blank and now the report work fine. Now, try to eliminate those few blalnk to verify if your report is stil working ?
Calico
August 26, 2009 at 7:53 pm
calico (8/26/2009)
panwar.jt (8/24/2009)
My complete analysis is1-- This report is running in sql server 2000
2-- I restore a copy of databse to Sql Sever 2005
3-- Report stops due to different collation between my databse and server
4-- Change the collation of my database to alien with server collation
5-- Then report start malfunctioning(just displaying one charecter of char and varchar type columns numeric value is displaying correct)
6-- Then I put few blank space as mentioned above or comment that select stament report start working fine.
In this case I never touch report, All things I did in database so I think that there is something in databse.
Is there any setting in database where I can set default size of blank as 10 byte???????
Humm...
after step 4, did you RECOMPILE/refresh all you SP, UDF, views, etc ???
after step 4 did you execute "VERIFY DATABASE" into Crystal report ?
On step 6 you put few blank and now the report work fine. Now, try to eliminate those few blalnk to verify if your report is stil working ? http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Skins/Classic/Images/RichTextBoxTable/tbl_bottomleft.gif
Calico
I'm curious how you know he's running Crystal Reports as the reporting engine... the poster, so far as I can see, hasn't confirmed this as of yet.
August 26, 2009 at 11:07 pm
Hi,
After Step 4 I have alter my proc many time and also try all options in report " VArify Database, Set location, etc"
Just now I drop proc and create again but no result output is same.
Can u confirm me one things look below query
Select '' as ID, '' as Name
Is there any collation for Column ID and Name in above select statement, If yes how I can check that.
In above select statement size of ID and name is varchar(1)
Can we set sefault size for such clolumns(ID,Name) as varchar(10)
Thanks
KD
August 27, 2009 at 12:22 am
panwar.jt (8/26/2009)
Hi,After Step 4 I have alter my proc many time and also try all options in report " VArify Database, Set location, etc"
Just now I drop proc and create again but no result output is same.
Can u confirm me one things look below query
Select '' as ID, '' as Name
Is there any collation for Column ID and Name in above select statement, If yes how I can check that.
In above select statement size of ID and name is varchar(1)
Can we set sefault size for such clolumns(ID,Name) as varchar(10)
Thanks
KD
I believe that is should use the default database collation.
August 27, 2009 at 1:13 am
Yes It will be default I checked.
But can we set default size of columns
August 27, 2009 at 10:59 am
Question: Is there any setting in database where I can set
default size of blank as 10 byte???????
Answer : check the behavior of ANSI_PADDING ON with
varchar(10)
Question : Select '' as ID, '' as Name : Is there any collation
for Column ID and Name in above select
statement, If yes how I can check that.
Answer : It depend where the execution of the select take
place. We must see the complete script. It can be
collation of tempdb or collation of the database
May be something corrupted with your report. May be the 'image' of the SP is damaged in the .rpt file. ?
Did you ever 'refresh' the image of the SP contained in a .rpt file ? This is a delicate task but I ever did that when the SP of a .rpt was renamed.
Callico
August 27, 2009 at 11:19 am
panwar.jt (8/21/2009)
This is My Proc It execute correctly and return some data but report just pick one charcter of each char and varchar datatype
if Proc It execute correctly and return some data but report just pick one charcter of each char, why don't you try to ENLARGE (horizontally and verticaly) those problematics fields in you report just to see if what happen !
Calico
August 27, 2009 at 12:00 pm
panwar.jt (8/19/2009)
Dear FrndsI change collation in my database.
My application is developed in .net framework 1.1 and using .net crystal report
Now few report is not running
problem is that in only one charector is printing in report.
like is procedure return 'Hello' but report print only 'H'
Please help
Thanks
KD
Can you confirm to me that your application has been developed in .net framework 1.1 AND with SQL 2000
Can you confirm to me that your report work fine with SQL 2000 and doesn't work with SQL 2005.
If you want to use SQL 2005 with your application/report, don't you have to convert your application to .net framework 2.0 before ???
Calico
August 27, 2009 at 10:44 pm
Hi Calico,
May be something corrupted with your report. May be the 'image' of the SP is damaged in the .rpt file.
I did not find anything like that, I like to tell u that report run fine if I just put some Blank space in that select statement
And Size of report field is OK no issue of size.
I have two unconventional solution but its a tedious task to apply this in all proc
1-Just amazing that report run fine if put some blank space in a select statement and that select statement never execute because that statement is in a IF condition that never meets true.
2- If I make comment this complete select statement because there is no use of this statement until my database is not empty completly.
Ques-How much blank space is required in this select statement
Ans- As per resultset columns size
If you want to use SQL 2005 with your application/report, don't you have to convert your application to .net framework 2.0 before
Yes I have done it Now both are In 2005, But report problem is still persisting.
August 28, 2009 at 6:05 am
For me, I think the problem is with you application/report.
Good luck with your problem.
Calico
August 28, 2009 at 8:35 am
Did you try this TEST ?
Create a new report (with the SP without spaces added) and ONLY display the problematic fields in the new report. Don't do anything else than drag the problematics fields onto your report and execute the report.
Please DON'T copy/paste anything from the original report.
The new report MUST be totally new.
Does only first letter appear on the new report again ?
Calico
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