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You didn't mention your environment and it would be great if you added this to your signature.
I deal with this issue all the time and it is most often related to pathing. Since I don't know your environment or the kind of file you are trying to access, I can only give you some suggestions as to where to look.
When you run a report from Dev Studio, you are logged in as you. Dev Studio will look in your development directory, any directory specified in your global path (edasprof.prf) or your user profile, or in any directory APP PATH'd in your focexec.
The question is, when you run from Report Caster, what execution id are you using? What is the path for that id? Is it a default id that doesn't have a profile. Or maybe you don't have an APP PREPENDPATH in the focexec.
It always seems that if something can't be found, it is almost always a pathing issue.
Give us more info and maybe we can narrow it down for you.
The execution ID Im using in Dev studio is my Windows NT account.
I believe the execution id in report caster is the one they setup for me in report caster. It has the same userid but I have to sync the password manually when my NT password changes.
Where would I find the path for the report caster ID?
Try putting APP PREPENDPATH in your focexec pointing to the directory where the master is. That is probably the quickest way.
Also, please tell us what kind of data you are trying to retrieve, relational, fixed, FOCUS?
Regarding Majid's comment, you will find that under My Console. If you are a basic user, your admin would have had to have given you permission to change your user profile.
Statistics Agents Sessions Connections Web Sessions Deferred List
Diagnostics
Traces
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One other bit of info is that I am able to run fex's that have no joins in them in report caster. It is some of the ones with joins that seem to be giving me the problems.
You should be able to find it under My Console. You can also do it from Procedures. Click on the hierarchy/explorer tree icon. Find your profile and see what is in it.
In the webconsole click on MetaData near data adapters from the manu. Then Right Click on Application Directories then append to path and there you can add the application directory containning your fex file.
Majid.
WebFocus 7.6.5 AND WebLogic server as web server sql2005 as database server
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It looks like there was something wrong with th join.
The original join was done in focus, and tries to assign a virtual field to the third part of the join. So I joined the two parts and then did a hold file joined the last part.
I remembered talking to IBI about this and they said this is an illegal join in WF.