Re: SQR error with SQLServer

[Christopher Snow <chris_snow@CLASSIC.MSN.COM>]

Thanks Nathan, I'll have them give this a look.  There is a possibility that
since this is a software upgrade from a previous version of Maximo (which
comes with the latest version of SQR3), they could be seeing a conflict with
an earlier SQRW.EXE. Thanks Again.

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-----Original Message-----
From:   Discussion of SQR,              SQRiBE Technologies's database reporting
language  On Behalf Of Nathan Treadway
Sent:   Thursday, November 20, 1997 8:41 PM
To:     Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
Subject:        Re: SQR error with SQLServer

> runs.  Has anyone encountered this or a similar problem?  I'm wondering if
it
> has anything to do with SQR running on the client instead of on the server
> (which is how I normally set up a system).

You didn't say which version os SQR Workbench you were running, but later
(V3.0.12 and up, I think) versions of SQR/SQR Workbench should produce
...SQTs that work on any OS platform.

When you run your reports from Maximo, is there a log file generated?
"SQRWT.EXE an error has occurred" does not sound like an SQR-generated
error.  Could it be produced by Maximo or by Windows?

You might check to make sure there is only one copy of SQRWT.EXE on your
hard disk and network drives.  Maybe Maximo is trying to run an old version,
which produces that error message; Maximo would then try again until it
found the proper version to run.  (I've never used Maximo and have no idea
if it's smart enough to try that.)

                                                Nathan
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