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REP-3301 error

Hi!
Does anyone knows the conditions when error REP-3301 occurs?
The report, that worked fine, suddenly fails on some PCs but on the others it still works fine. I didn't
find some pattern why is that so (Platform, registry settings, installations, ...).
I've found one korean page (Oracle Korea Customer Support Technical Bulletins), but I can't read it
(I speak croatish; my native tonge, english and german, but don't expect too much of me).

If anyone knows anything at all, PLEASE respond.
Needless to say, it's urgent.

Thanks in advance.
(I hope that this time the question is postered at right place)

Damir Sovic

mathavra

We have received this error on couple of occasions along with some other errors as show below. This happened when we ran a report report that is using Julian date formatting:

REP-0612 - Invalid date mask.
ORA-1801 - Date format is too long for internal buffer.
REP-3301 - Error occurred in '<component name>'. Returning to the event
loop'<product code>-<<number>:<product error>.
REP-1401 - '<Program unit name>': Unhandled PL/SQL exception.
ORA-0001 - unique constraint <table.column> violated.

This happens when passing a parameter(s) that uses Julian Date output.

The solution we received from Oracle was:
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Enforce the use of Julian Date Formatting, based on the format mask. Otherwise, when the user enters nothing, zeroes will be returned in the field causing the above errors.

Zeroes as input with the date format of dd/mon/rr results in these errors,since the report does not know how to process zeroes for MON format.

Hope this helps.

dsovic

ASKER

Unfortunately, not.
My error is : REP-3301: Error occured in Error checking (RXGLER). I've tried to find out what is that "RXGLER", but there is no mention about it. Even Google returns no matching.
Talking about date format, mine is DD.MM.YYYY, and is same in registry as in reports (Win9x/Oracle Developer 2000 for Win95/Reports 2.5.5.2.7). If I have to use dates, I pass them with 'to_date()' function, and only if they are filled in and in specific format. On the other hand, other reports are using the same date format, and are working fine. And I don't use date as parameter.
User's input has nothing with it, as this error occurs before Parameter form, so user cannot fill-in any parameter.

Seems to me that Murphy has his fingers in this.

Thanks anyway.

Damir Sovic

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dsovic

ASKER

Thanks for Your effort, but the cause of error showed: clogged network!
Anyway, I'll try to give You both Your points.

Thanks!

Damir Sovic