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Re:Logicity Crash Accessing Oracle 10g/11 Database (1 viewing) (1) Guest
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TOPIC: Re:Logicity Crash Accessing Oracle 10g/11 Database
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sgreif (User)
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Logicity Crash Accessing Oracle 10g/11 Database 2 Months, 4 Weeks ago
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I have a running application using Crystal 9 to create reports against an Oracle 9i data base. These reports can be viewed by Logicity without problems. I now have to upgrade the database to Oracle 11. I have installed the Oracle 10g client to create the ODBC connection, and this connection tests fine and works with with PL/SQL Developer, Excel and SQLPLUS. However, Logicity keeps crashing when I try to access reports created against this data base. Any thoughts?
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aellis (Admin)
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Re:Logicity Crash Accessing Oracle 10g/11 Database 2 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Could you try loading up the Oracle 11g client and see if that works for you? I don't know for certain that there is an issue with 10g, but I know 11g works because I use it on my laptop with Logicity currently. We have a 9i database but I had to use 11g for some reason and maybe that was it. If that doesn't do it, you might also want to check that you have a version of the client that matches your CPU platform (i.e. x86, x64). Lastly, try a very simple report (no parameters, single table) and see if that works.
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sgreif (User)
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Re:Logicity Crash Accessing Oracle 10g/11 Database 2 Months, 3 Weeks ago
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Thanks, installing the 11g client did the trick!
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