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Connection failed. server has reached maximum number of simultaneous connections (Error: RWI 00239)

All was working perfectly with  SAP BusinessObjects BI 4.3 Support Pack 3 Patch 4 Version: 14.3.3.4607 Suddenly we had: Connection failed. server has reached maximum number of simultaneous connections  (Error: RWI 00239) (Error:INF) Cause: The maximum number of server connections allowed has been reached. Action: Either raise the value of the maximum connections server parameter, or add another server instance. To modify the maximum connections value: Log on to Business Objects Enterprise Central Management Console (CMC). Click on Servers. Expand Server Categories, and click on Web Intelligence. Under Server name, double-click on WebIntelligenceProcessingServer. The Properties window appears. In Properties window, under Web Intelligence Processing Service, enter the value for Maximum Connections.   I setted it to 50 this fixed the issue

SAP Dashboard Error - Cannot find the BusinessObjects Enterprise report source. (LO 26608)

<!-- Google tag (gtag.js) --> <script async src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=G-NL0CYP13VZ"></script> <script>   window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];   function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}   gtag('js', new Date());   gtag('config', 'G-NL0CYP13VZ'); </script> Cannot find the BusinessObjects Enterprise report source. (LO 26608) Environment SAP BO XI 4.1 SP 5 two nodes Cluster Windows Server 2012 While refreshing dashboard (based on Live Office connection) from BI Launchpad with a no administrator user the above exception was erased. SAP says: Cause The document is not available; for example it does not exist, or it has been removed. Action Check the report path from CMS and use SetLocation in Live Office to re-define the report source. Otherwise, check if the user has sufficient rights to view the object. Solution In our case  we fixed this problem was to remo

Webi Error XI 4.1 - Your security profile does not include permission to edit this documents (WIS 30252)

Webi Error XI 4.1  - Your security profile does not include permission to edit this documents (WIS 30252) Symptom Below mentioned mentioned error message is displayed while performing drill in a Web Intelligence(WebI) report by non-Administrator user: "Your security profile does not include permission to edit this documents (WIS 30252)". Environment SAP Business Objects XI 4.1 SP 4 - two node cluster Windows Server 2012 R2 Database  Teradata 14 Reproducing the Issue 1.  Login to WebI Rich client/BILaunchPad using Administrator account and create a new Webi report on a universe. 2.  In the query panel select a dimension and a measure. 3.  Save report to the repository. 4.  Enable "Drill" in the report. Administrator is able to successfully perform drill in the report. 5.  Logout and login to BIlaunchPad using Non-Administrator user and open the same report in View mode. 6.  Try to perform Drill in the report.       Below ment

Information Design Tool XI 4.1 SP 5 - Problem on opening a session as designer user not administrator

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Information Design Tool - Problem on opening a session as designer user not administrator  Environment IDT 4.1 SP 5  - 2 nodes  Cluster  Windows 2012 R2   Our customer has a problem while opening session on Information Design Tool loggin on with a not administator  user. We found the solution on SAP Knoledge base in the following note. 1916649 - Information Design Tool session terminated right after login for certain users https://websmp230.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/sno/ui_entry/entry.htm?param=69765F6D6F64653D3030312669765F7361706E6F7465735F6E756D6265723D3139313636343926 Reproducing the Issue In the CMC deny the "View Objects" and "View objects that the user owns" access level on "UserA" 's Inbox Log in IDT using "UserA" Notice that the session is terminated and an error message might appear Cause The user has not been granted right access into its BI Inbox Solution Make sure the users have view

BO XI R 3.1 - Changing Business Objects Server Hostname

If you need to change the hostname of BOE XI 3.1 server machine follow these steps 1.     Disable all job servers so schedules are protected until you are confident your changes have been executed correctly. 2.     Change the machine name. Restart the server and 3.0 backend is solid and working. 3.     Reconfigure the application servers. Stand alone or not, these may need to be reconfigured: a. Java based (Tomcat, Jboss, etc): - Make a copy and then edit the WEB.XML files which in Tomcat are under the following directories: 1. /webapps/CmcApp/WEB-INF 2. /webapps/InfoViewApp/WEB-INF - Edit each of the Web.xml files with a text editor Navigate to the context-param key. Edit to read as follows: CMS NEWHOSTNAME b. .NET based (IIS) - Create a copy and then edit the WEB.CONFIG files which are in the following directories: 1. \BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\WebContent\InfoViewApp\CmcApp\ 2. \BusinessObjects Enterprise 12.0\WebContent\InfoViewApp\InfoViewApp\ Navigate to

Desktop Compatibility Pack (DCP) with SAP BI Platform 4.1 SP1

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Desktop Compatibility Pack (DCP)  The “Desktop Intelligence Compatibility Pack” has been delivered in Fix Pack (FP) 6.1 which is to be installed over Desktop Intelligence XI 3.1 SP6 desktop product.  When installed, it  allows the Desktop Intelligence reports, users, universes and database connections to be managed by the BI 4.1 platform.  The goal is to allow Desktop Intelligence users and content to move to BI 4 as easily as possible. The Desktop Intelligence Compatibility Pack helps in scenarios with reports are difficult or costly to convert to Web Intelligence. Don't bet on "DCP" to keep your Deski documents alive, this feature is only there to facilitate your migration project and nothing more. We must not forget that a migration project is often associated with a project to convert your Deski (.REP) documents to Webi (WID). The  steps to follow for installing are the following: 1.       Install SBOP Enterprise Clients 3.1 Service Pack 6

Webi 4.0 Error: c3_qtds_error_it_505

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Error c3_qtds_error_it_505 Envirnonment SAP BO 40 SP 8 Db Oracle 10 i The problem was that no group had the right at least to view this connection So in order to solve the error we gave the view right to the specific group Another solution you can try to solve this problem requires to follow these steps: Log on to CMC->Universe Connection->Manage->Top level Security Assign the Data access right in Relational connection Choose your connection  Data Access(Owner right) Use Connection (Owner Right)