Specs on Server

jgersic

jgersic

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I have a new issue that I thought I would bounce off the group. I had a report that 'went bad' in production, it looked like the specs for the report on the enterprise server were not good as the report runs perfectly fine locally. I checked out the template/version to the client, re-ran it locally, ok. Ran it on the server, bad. I created a server update package, deployed, retested, still bad on the server. There were no issues with the package build that I can see, and all of the spec files that should have been updated have the new date/time stamp of the latest deployment.
I would think that after a deployment, those specs should have gotten replaced/fixed with the merge, but could the entire spec files associated with this report be suspect? Should I rebuild the specs and tamftp them up, or are there any other ideas?

John
eGlobe, Inc.

B733.2 SP14.1, NT/SP6a, SQL7/SP3
 
Hi John,

Just redeploy the last full package if it is not too old or rebuild a full.
I just had the spec problem on the enterprise, it happen because one client
machine was still at 11.3. So, everytime he submitted a job, he corrupted
the specs.

ADRIAN VALENTIM




Valmatrix Consulting Inc.
 
John,
Although I am not a CNC administrator but I know by our experiences that the best and safest way is to build end deploy a full package after you have detected such type of error with spec corruption.
Zoltán

B7332 SP11, ESU 4116422, Intel NT4, SQL 7 SP1
(working with B7321, B7331, XE too)
 
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