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Limitation instances connected to DB with same username/groupname
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| Frank Vestjens 2005-06-23, 7:23 am |
| In a ASA 9.0 db we have created a group USR who is the owner of the tables
created in the DB.
Every user is member of this group to have access to these tables.
One of our customer has different usernames in our application, but uses USR
as the login name for the DB.
When printing reports with crystal reports another connection is created in
the DB to retreive the data for the report. So another connection with this
group USR is created.
Is there a limitation of the amount of connections on the same user/group
name in the DB?
The reason I ask this, is that the crystal report is generating an error
when the repor is opened and tries to connect to the DB.
The dblic returns the following result:
License read successfully
Licensed processors: 2
Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Frank Vestjens
InforIT bv
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| Dmitri 2005-06-23, 7:23 am |
| Frank Vestjens wrote:
> Is there a limitation of the amount of connections on the same user/group
> name in the DB?
Unless a special login procedure has been implemented, no. You're either
allowed to connect or not.
> The reason I ask this, is that the crystal report is generating an error
> when the repor is opened and tries to connect to the DB.
And the error was? ;)
Dmitri.
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| Frank Vestjens 2005-06-23, 7:23 am |
| The crystal error is error 544 Cannot access report. I've looked in the
knowledge base of crystal and it seems that it could have something to do
with rights in the DB.
The report is available, I can open the file in code, but crystal can't.
Four or five users are able to open the report and then the next one is
getting this error.
Frank
"Dmitri" <NOdimSPAM@mail15.com> wrote in message
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> Frank Vestjens wrote:
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> Unless a special login procedure has been implemented, no. You're either
> allowed to connect or not.
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> And the error was? ;)
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> Dmitri.
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| Greg Fenton 2005-06-24, 9:23 am |
| Frank Vestjens wrote:
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> The report is available, I can open the file in code, but crystal can't.
> Four or five users are able to open the report and then the next one is
> getting this error.
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Are they all logging in with the same user IDs or do they have separate IDs?
Is there anything different with the way that other user is logging?
greg.fenton
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