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newbie question -- simple report [message #100258]

Sun, 18 December 2005 13:55

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: garry.espe.chsinc.com

I have installed BIRT 1.0.1, and have configured it to use a db2 v8.1
database. So far so good. Next, I designed a simple 2-column report.
The dataset is bound to the table. The dataset sql is a simple select
statement, selecting 2 columns from a table. The "Preview Results" option
in the dataset configuration panel yields the handful of rows I expect to
see.

When I click on the Preview tab in the report design view, this error
appears:

There are errors on the report page:
+ There are error(s) in Table:table1

The report and column headings appear, but the data columns are emtpy.

Is there a log file containing more details about the error? And what is
table1?

Re: newbie question -- simple report [message #100377 is a reply to message #100258]

Mon, 19 December 2005 04:34

Eclipse User

Hi,

when U click '+' U will see what cause the problem.

Uzytkownik "garry espe" <garry.espe@chsinc.com> napisal w wiadomosci
news:d82d5f8820c44b77b3cb426c05d23005$1@www.eclipse.org...
> I have installed BIRT 1.0.1, and have configured it to use a db2 v8.1
> database. So far so good. Next, I designed a simple 2-column report.
> The dataset is bound to the table. The dataset sql is a simple select
> statement, selecting 2 columns from a table. The "Preview Results" option
> in the dataset configuration panel yields the handful of rows I expect to
> see.
>
> When I click on the Preview tab in the report design view, this error
> appears:
>
> There are errors on the report page:
> + There are error(s) in Table:table1
>
> The report and column headings appear, but the data columns are emtpy.
>
> Is there a log file containing more details about the error? And what is
> table1?
>

Re: newbie question -- simple report [message #100486 is a reply to message #100377]

Mon, 19 December 2005 14:54

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: garry.espe.chsinc.com

Thanks for the tip. Actually I feel a bit sheepish. Its obvious, now,
that I should have clicked the '+' symbol. The detailed message reveal a
problem with the jdbc drivers. A diligent search of the faq revealed that
I needed to copy the jdbc driver jars to the report viewer folder. Voila!
The report works!

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