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Cognos ReportNetTM Installation and Configuration Guide

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Appendix B: Troubleshooting<br />

Database Connectivity Errors When Running Reports<br />

You receive a database connectivity error (for example, Oracle service name could not be<br />

resolved) when you run a report.<br />

This may occur if the ReportNet server computer is not configured for connectivity with the<br />

query database computer.<br />

In a distributed environment, requests can be sent to any ReportNet server computer. You must<br />

install database API software on every ReportNet server <strong>and</strong> configure the servers identically, to<br />

access all defined data sources.<br />

Unable to Exit a Tab Sequence When Using<br />

Keyboard-Only Navigation in <strong>Cognos</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong><br />

If you use the Tab key to navigate in <strong>Cognos</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong>, you may experience problems<br />

exiting a tab sequence. For example, in the Properties window, you can press the Tab key to<br />

move from one property to another. However, because <strong>Cognos</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> is a Java<br />

application, when you want to close the Properties window, you must press Ctrl+Tab.<br />

PDF Report Does Not Print But Print Status Shows<br />

Succeeded<br />

You chose to Print the Report in PDF Format on a network printer using a Windows installation<br />

of ReportNet, but it did not print.<br />

When you start the ReportNet service using <strong>Cognos</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong>, the account under which<br />

ReporNet runs, usually the local system account, may not have access to network resources. If<br />

you use a network printer, you must either specify an account that has access to the printer or<br />

configure the ReportNet service so that it can access the printer.<br />

PDF Outputs Too Large<br />

Your chose to run PDF reports, but they are too large.<br />

By default, all fonts are embedded to ensure they display properly. More specifically, the<br />

minimum number of glyphs required from a given font are embedded. This may result in<br />

increased network resource consumption due to the size of the font information.<br />

To limit the number of embedded fonts to a specific list, you must manually edit <strong>and</strong> then rename<br />

a configuration file.<br />

If a font you have chosen not to embed does not display properly, you must either change the<br />

configuration to embed the font, or use a different font.<br />

Steps<br />

1. Go to the crn_location/configuration directory.<br />

2. Open the PdfDefaults.cps.noEmbed file in an editor.<br />

3. If you want to add fonts to the current list of fonts to embed, which includes the Arial, Times<br />

New Roman, Courier New font families, add the font name to the list beside the<br />

dfltFontEmbeded property.<br />

For example, dfltFontEmbeded = "Arial;Times New Roman;Courier New;NewFont"<br />

Tip: Ensure each font family is separated by a semi-colon (;).<br />

4. Change the default setting for the dfltUseEmbeded property, if required:<br />

• To embed all fonts, change the value to "0".<br />

• To embed only the fonts listed for the dfltFontEmbeded property, use the default value,<br />

"1".<br />

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