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I know this sounds odd but I have a report that works perfectly when I run it via developer studio but throws FOC14010 messages when I run it via my web application using the following CFML:
I verified that good data is being passed via the Cold Fusion variables. Can anyone think of anything else that would cause this report to fail via web application but work perfectly in developer studio?
Thanks in advance. ChrisThis message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
WebFOCUS MRE Windows XP Output: Excel and sometimes PDF.
Well, I had to look up the message and based on that you are having what I call a 'pathing' problem. You don't say whether you are running with an MFD or SQL passthru.
When you run from DS, you run as you and possibly have application pathing set up for your id. If you run from a browser, you may be running from a default id that only has access to the global profile.
Or you have your master in two different places, they are not the same, and the DS report has access to the correct one.
Please examine your environment to see if any of this makes sense.
Here's the text of the error that appears in the browser:
"(FOC14010) E.TCOMPANY_FK IS NOT A VALID COLUMN NAME"
I don't understand how a column could be invalid via the browser and work just fine under Developer Studio. I appreciate any assistance in helping me understand this issue further.
Chris
WebFOCUS MRE Windows XP Output: Excel and sometimes PDF.
We have been trying to help you. Are you using a master file description? If yes, is there more than one version of the one you are using? Are they different?
Have you checked into application paths, re: discussion of IBIAPP_app above?
Francis, Thanks for that code suggestion. It looks like the issue is definitely with the path. When I run it within Developer Studio it's different from what I get within the web application environment so I'll have to work with my server admins to get them synch'ed up.
Thanks again and Merry Christmas, Chris
WebFOCUS MRE Windows XP Output: Excel and sometimes PDF.