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Thanks! How do i set this JDBC connection on my laptop?
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Thanks! How do i set this JDBC connection on my laptop?

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I don't know. &nbsp;I assume there is a JDBC driver available somewhere.<br />
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How were the other reports set up?<br />
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mlmcc
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I don't know.  I assume there is a JDBC driver available somewhere.

How were the other reports set up?

mlmcc

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Thanks! I could set the JDBC connection and got it to work.
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Thanks! I could set the JDBC connection and got it to work.

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Hi,<br />
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&nbsp; I have Crystal Reports 2008 installed on my laptop, which is Window 7 64 bit OS.<br />
I also have the Oracle 11g client installed on it.<br />
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Now, i have created the ODBC connections to point to the Oracle database and created some crystal reports. They run fine on my machine.<br />
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But when these reports are deployed to a server (NOT a BO server), which is already established to run the crystal reports, it errors out, with the message &quot;JNDI Name not found&quot;. <br />
I have gathered that the driver is set to ODBC on my machine, but the server is expecting a JDBC driver set up.<br />
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Can someone kindly help me set it up on my machine so that these reports work seamlessly on the server?<br />
<br />
Thank You!
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Hi,

  I have Crystal Reports 2008 installed on my laptop, which is Window 7 64 bit OS.
I also have the Oracle 11g client installed on it.

Now, i have created the ODBC connections to point to the Oracle database and created some crystal reports. They run fine on my machine.

But when these reports are deployed to a server (NOT a BO server), which is already established to run the crystal reports, it errors out, with the message "JNDI Name not found". 
I have gathered that the driver is set to ODBC on my machine, but the server is expecting a JDBC driver set up.

Can someone kindly help me set it up on my machine so that these reports work seamlessly on the server?

Thank You!

JNDI Name not found

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