on 07-23-2014 6:02 PM
Please forgive me if this is not in the right area.
I have a Crystal Report created in CR2008. using the Julian date function.
added the report to Business Objects 3.1 sp 5 update.
Admin copied the UFL to C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\win32_x86
Report ran fine two weeks ago. User is now getting the error:
"...error in formula Parameter to Salary Payperiodend date: '//cstr({?PayperiodCheckDate}) ' UFL 'u2ljul.dll' that implements this function is missing.
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Admin swears DLL in there and nothing else has changed on server
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Hello,
U2L*.dll's are written in C++ and CRUFL*.dll are COM UFL's and required registering them.
In your case you don't have to register it and will get an error something like "Starting point cannot be found"
Likely permissions or resources changed and the UFL ran out of available memory to use.
You should go to the makers and get them to debug it...
Don
Hi,
I believe this particular UFL was an old legacy function created back in the days of Crystal 4 or 5ish that is still available from:
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100006019242008E/ufljul.exe
If memory serves, this particular function only requires to be in the same folder as U2LCOM.DLL and registed.
I found a copy of the U2LCOM.DLL in C:\Program Files (x86)\Business Objects\Common\3.5\bin as well. It may be a suggestion to put a copy of U2LJUL in there also. Depends on where the engine decides to load the DLLs from.
Good luck,
Brian
WOW, now you are showing your history Brian... lol
I completely forgot about the Julian Date UFL and both C++ and COM UFL's are in that package. Don't use both.
Do you know who wrote the UFL, quite often back then it was usually one of us Support Guys or Gals?
See this forum post for how to using a formula ( fixed formula is the last post:
Don
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