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Make sure their schema is CPMDEV, if the stored procs are in another schema that you can access, even if in Oracle you "can" call them from CPMDEV, if they reside say in CPMPRC, you need to connect to CPMDEV, but call CPMPRC.WF_LONG_BORING_REPORT
Signed as 'spent a day trying to figure this out'
Cheers, H. WebFOCUS 8.1.05M Oracle 11g - DB2 RedHat
Posts: 115 | Location: Brighton UK | Registered: February 19, 2005
I warmly second David's method of creating masters. Even if you don't use them for a reason or the other, it is a *very* handy reference for the input/answerset. Especially if the proc's aren't nicely available with what connections you have. Or forbid they differ slightly between environments...
Cheers, H. WebFOCUS 8.1.05M Oracle 11g - DB2 RedHat
Posts: 115 | Location: Brighton UK | Registered: February 19, 2005