Job QUEUE doesn't run report if NAV is not opened on Server

Alber_Saqe

(First of all i want to thank everybody in this station of Knowledge for the help that gives to everybody.)

Now, i'm using Nav 2009 SP1 and i have set up BN server and it's working fine in my previous Notifications. But now i'm trying to set up notification for Transfer Delay, if Transfer Order has more than three days in Status open send e-mail. I've set up a report and linked this report with a XML port. When i try to run the report manually i receive mails but i was trying to create a JOB QUEUE that will run my report in a scheduled time. unfortunately this is working if a session in opened on server, if i close Nav on server i won't receive mails.
I have configure NAS to execute this report, and it is executed, successfully, without displaying error on Job Queue Log Entry, but i don't receive mail when this report is executed via NAS.

If somebody has some experience in this issue, i will appreciate the Help.

Thanks in advance
Regards,
Alber Saqe

Alber_Saqe

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Luc_VanDyck

Alber Saqe wrote:

I've set up a report and linked this report with a XML port.

As the NAS doesn't support Dataports, I assume it doesn't like XML ports either.

kine

Or it is problem of permissions of the account under which the NAS is running. Are there some errors/warnings in the vent log for the NAS?

BardurKnudsen

The easiest way to debug this scenario is simply to run the job queue from a client. Just add a menu item somewhere appropriate for calling codeunit 448 (no parameters). That will start a job queue on that client. This will both enable you to debug it and it will enable you to run stuff that the NAS doesn't allow (printing reports etc.)

Alber_Saqe

About permission I've tested it via Account user from client with the same account that NAS is configured and it works.
Also i've tested it running Job Queue Dispacher (codeunit 448) via client and it works good but not via NAS.
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aseigle

I'm having a similar issue. Running CU 448 produces the desired results, but not when executed through NAS.