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running in 64 bit mode with the 32 bit Oracle client installed

940950May 31 2012 — edited Oct 9 2013
I have seen many postings on this issue but none of the suggested solutions have helped me.

I am running visual studio 2010 professional with SP1 on windows 7 64 bit machine. When I try to run a web service locally and call it with SoapUI, I get the following error message during OracleConnection.Open().

Attempt to load Oracle client libraries threw BadImageFormatException. This problem will occur when running in 64 bit mode with the 32 bit Oracle client components installed.


I have tried setting up the build configuration and the project settings to target 32 bit but that has not helped. I have also tried removing the reference to System.Data.OracleClient that shows being under Program Files (x86) and add a new reference to the dll under GAC_64. That too did not work.

I only have the 64 bit client installed on my machine.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thank you

Comments

vpulapa
When there is no data for selected prompts this will be message, you probably select a default value for the prompted columns which has data to be displayed.
915764
How to add default values for the prompted columns ? I mean do i need to add default values for each column prompts ? if yes how can i do it in 11.1.1.5
MuRam
Hi,

While creating prompts. you can see the properties as "Default" , here you can add specific values or variables.

Regards,
MuRam

NOTE: Please mention if this resolved your problem/still facing and close the thread to assist others with similar problems.
915764
Thanks for the reply ram, i have specified a value. Even then i am facing the same issue
Dhar
Hi,

I think this is due to the the prompt value with which the report run previously, is not available now.

Say, you run the child report with a value 'A' in the prompt.
Next time, when the parent report does not have value 'A' for whatever the reason may be, the child report shows up this message.

So, to take off this message, you use a value which is always available( not always the option though ;)) or use some dummy value.

Thank you,
Dhar
915764
Still the problem persists
17194
Our problem got fixed, by removing the filters and adding them back in.
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1012455
Hello,

This issue is caused by having saved prompt value in the analysis.
Check if there is a staticMemberGroup tag present in your analysis XML (edit the analysis and go to Advanced tab to see the XML). Within the staticMemberGroup element will be your saved value.

How to fix this:
Remove the column from the prompt section of the analysis. You can move it to excluded columns or remove it from the report completely. Purpose of this is to get the analysis refreshed so we get new XML without the saved value.
After the analysis is refreshed you can put the column back to the prompts section and save.
Check the XML again and make sure that staticMemberGroup element is not present.

The important thing here is not to choose any value in your prompt while you are in edit mode before you save the analysis. This is how a static value gets saved in the XML.

Regards,
N
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