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Phil Simon
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7/10/2008 2:29 PM

Hello

Does anyone know how to either assign or find the URL to published Crystal Reports in LRS?  The scheduling tool Control M might be able to launch CR's once published on LRS.  However, when I click on 'properties' of a published report, I only get the generic:

 

http://portal.lawson.com/:8383/efs/go?id=id351.

Thanks.

 

 

 

Phil Simon http://philsimonsystems.com/ phil@philsimonsystems.com
Greg Moeller
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7/10/2008 6:35 PM
To find the URL, one method is to publish something on a dashboard (temporarily) - when you've got it published there, right click on the link and go down to properties. That should give you the entire URL for that report.
John Henley
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7/10/2008 6:52 PM
What exactly is it you're trying to do--are you trying to replace LBI scheduling with Control-M?
Are you trying to figure out what the URL is for viewing the latest instance of a published report?
If so, it's a dynamically-generated URL from http://server/ers/ersRequestHandler.jsp with parameters, most importantly the ReportID and the SSO SessionID. Something like this:
http://servername/ers/ers...13ibN5VRgmJQNWCAi3ZN
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7/10/2008 10:16 PM
Have you thought about reading a Lawson manual? For example, Reporting Services Administration and User Guide (v. 9.0.3.x) has a section on publishing the report to a URL.

HTH.
Milo Tsukroff
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7/29/2008 9:02 PM

Look in the Lawson Repository.  You'll find that every report is "published" out there.  If you output as a PDF, you'll be able to do a URL that links to the file location.  Each historical instance is in its own folder.  HTH