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ReportCenter

rajeshpal

Does ReportCenter need a Database?

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IwovHeather

Hi Rajesh,

To use TeamSite Report Center, you should have your TeamSite EventSubsystem enabled and it should be set to use a database, rather than a flat file.

TeamSite Reporting utilizes Crystal Repors to view and run reports from the database housing the event subsystem information.

hth,

Heather

Does ReportCenter need a Database?

Migrateduser

Ya you need two databases
1.) Eventsubsystem
2.) Reports
Can of course be hosted on the same DB server. Look out for the supported ones individually.