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Running Classic report from RTC issue
Roelof
Member Posts: 377
I'm trying to run a check report from the Payment Journal in RTC. The report itself is a classic report. I removed all the RDLC code. When I try to run it it gives me an error that says:
'Your program license has expired'. I did a license upload/import but it doesn't work. The classic client runs just fine (same license).
I did some research about this topic. I could find some related issues but no proper answer.
Any ideas?
'Your program license has expired'. I did a license upload/import but it doesn't work. The classic client runs just fine (same license).
I did some research about this topic. I could find some related issues but no proper answer.
Any ideas?
Roelof de Jonghttp://www.wye.com
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What I'm thinking is that somehow the exe that runs the classic report rendering uses the flf in the install folder instead of the one on the server. It's a long shot I think but I'd try removing all "fin.flf" files from that machine. The license should only be stored on SQL Server.
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