Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Tips

CRS Historical Reporting Problems

Truncated report description in Historical Reports client

Symptom Historical Report(s) in a localized version, such as Spanish, has the report description truncated in the Historical Reports client user interface.

Error Message None.

Possible Cause The report description seems to appear incomplete in the description box of the Historical Reports client user interface.

Recommended Action Click the description box of the Historical Reports client user interface, and scroll to view the complete localized text.

Scheduled Historical Reports do not run

Symptom Historical Reports scheduled through the Historical Reports client do not run.

Error Message None.

Possible Cause The problem could be caused by an issue in the Historical Reports client schedule settings or in the Historical Reports Scheduler connectivity.

Complete the following steps:

Step 1 Check whether the schedules are listed in the Historical Reports client. To do this, launch the Historical Reports client, and go to Settings > Scheduler. In the Scheduled Reports dialog box verify that the "Daily" recurring schedules are listed.

Step 2 By default, the "daily" schedule ends after running one occurrence. To keep them running forever, select "No end date" in the Schedule Configuration dialog box.

Step 3 Check the proxy server configuration in the web browser. Open the Internet Explorer browser and go to Internet Options > Connections > LAN settings. Check to be sure the Use a proxy server check box is selected. If so, click Advanced and add the CRS server to the list of exceptions.

The SQL Command Failed dialog box appears when you try to generate a historical report

Symptom The CRS Historical reports client computer displays the SQL Command Failed dialog box when you try to generate a historical report. This dialog box specifies an error number, n.

Error Message Error:<number>

Possible Cause This error can occur in a variety of situations.

Recommended Action On the computer on which you received the SQL Command Failed dialog box, open the most recent Historical Reports log file. Search for the error number. The cause of the error will appear near the error number. You can use this information to resolve the problem.

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5.0(1) specifications

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