on 10-24-2013 3:25 AM
Here is my situation
I want to upgrade from Crystal Reports XI R2 SP2 to Crystal Reports Server 2013
I want this on Windows Server 2008 64 Bit machine. However I cannot upgrade directly because you need to install Crystal Reports Sever XI R2 SP4 full build on a 64 Bit machine and that service pack is no longer available from SAP web site. So the question is. Is there and Upgrade option from Crystal Reports XI to Crystal Reports Server 2013 which allows for using the upgrade price but allows a complete new install without having a previous product on the server. Or i guess the other option, is crsxir2win_sp4_full.exe available from somewhere such that I can upgrade on a 64 bit machine
Thanks
Hi
my colleague Peter De Bie has provided me the following link. this is a much better version of what I have been able to offer prior to today.
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Also found this link, which might be useful to some
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-21872
though it is a Statement of Direction, it has some useful links included
Hello Mike, we are also working on upgrade Crystal XI server to 2013 and we're using API service. We are getting following message when viewing the report via API service: Would the document help? Please send it to my email.
Thanks!
The viewer was unable to find the resources required to render the report. | ||
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Hi Xin
Unfortunately the document I provided will not help, since you appear to be using APIs.
There are 3 options for assistance, which I would recommend applying in that order:
1 You should seek assistance either through customer support (if their installation is entitled to it) - Do you have additional support you invested in ?
2. If not, may I suggest you use one of the two forums on http://scn.sap.com/community/bi-platform, either the .NET one or the JAVA SDK Application Development one.
If neither of these are successful I will try and access some additional resource (option 3) .
The content itself is outside of my technical skill set ceiling.
Kind regards,
Mike
Hi John
I found your question whilst searching something else
Did you ever receive a response from this question?
Did you manage to migrate your server?
if not, do you still need some help?
Regards
Mike
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Hi Jose
Did you try right mouse click and open in New Tab ?>
If this doesn't work, can you join https://jam4.sapjam.com
failing that, can you ping me an email address and I will send you the PDF I loaded via the link
regards
Mike
Hello Mike,
I'm also interested in this document, as I have a similar requirement for an end user.
I have a SAP Jam account, but after clicking on the link and logging in to SAP Jam, I receive the following error:
We're sorry. You don't have permission to view this profile.
So, would you be able to email it to me? My address is in my profile.
Cheers, Derek
Hi
Can you share with me your email address
the file has failed to upload via this forum
Thanks Mike, I sent email can you please share the files with me? One more thing if we choose to install bundled Sql anywhere which comes as an option to install. Is there a limitation if we use SQL anywhere vs other dedicated SQL/Oracle Server? Which one is recommended as a best practise and any limitation if we choose bundled SQL Anywhere database?
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