Configuring Reports Permissions; Increasing Crystal Reports Server Report Refresh Record Limit - Novell SENTINEL 6.1 SP2 - INSTALLATION GUIDE 02-2010 Installation Manual

8.5.3 Configuring Reports Permissions

This procedure discusses how to use the Administration Launchpad to configure the permissions on
reports to allow you to view and modify reports on demand.
To Configure Reports Permissions:
1 Open a Web browser and provide the following URL:
http://<hostname_or_IP_of_web_server>:<web_server_port_default_8080>/
businessobjects/enterprise115/adminlaunch
2 Click Central Management Console.
The System Name should be your host computer name. Authentication Type should be
Enterprise. If not, select Enterprise.
3 Provide your user name, password and click Log On.
4 In the Organize pane, click Folders.
5 Single-click SentinelReports; Select All.
6 Click the Rights tab.
7 For Everyone, in the drop-down menu to the right select View on Demand.
8 Click Update; Logoff and close the window.
8.6 Increasing Crystal Reports Server Report
Refresh Record Limit
If Crystal attempts to process an extremely large number of events, it might give an error about
maximum processing time or maximum record limit. To set your server to process a higher number
or an unlimited number of records you will need to reconfigure the Crystal Page Server.
To Reconfigure the Crystal Page Server:
1 Open a Web browser and provide the following URL:
http://<hostname_or_IP_of_web_server>:<web_server_port_default_8080>/
businessobjects/enterprise115/adminlaunch
2 Click Central Management Console.
3 The System Name should be your host computer name. Authentication Type should be
Enterprise. If not, select Enterprise.
4 Provide your user name, password and click Log On.
5 Click Servers; Click <server name>.pageserver.
6 Under Database Records to Read When Previewing Or Refreshing a report, click Unlimited
records; Click Apply.
7 A prompt to restart the page server displays, click OK.
8 You might be prompted for a logon name and password to access the operating system service
manager.
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