When trying load BusinessQuery from Excel, I get an USR0061 error message (The key file name given in the command line does not exist in the data folder). I have no problem loading BusinessObjects. What is this error caused by? And how can I fix it?
I’m using:
Windows 2000 SP4
BusinessObjects 5.1.5
Office 2000 Professional
The .key file had a name different from the standard bomain.key. I’ve already changed it to bomain.key but the problem stills. The .key file is in the LocData folder.
Do you have BusinessObjects in your path? BusinessQuery requires that BusinessObjects be in the environment path, perhaps that is something to check next…
I knew BusinessQuery 5.1 doesn’t requires to be in the path, but I made the test anyway. I tried with both “BusinessObjects 5.0” and “LocData” paths but BusinessQuery is still crashing.
Finally, I’m back… Sorry by the delay, I had to reformat my PC. In the process, I installed Windows XP. Since then, I have no problem with the BusinessQuery.
As far as I can see, BusinessQuery works fine with XP users, and there is no problem if the .key file has a name other than bomain.key (at least with the 5.1.x versions of BusinesObjects).
I think BQ works fine because of Windows XP, and not because I reformated my PC. The problem with BQ was present in the PCs with Windows2000, and was originated by a migration of the BusinessObjects repository, and the regeneration of the .key file (with a different name for avoiding users connecting to the old server). Only the users with BusinessQuery under Win2K (a few), had problems. So, the BQ reports were mostly redone, and the BO supervisor didn’t make a new version of the .key file under the name of “bomain” for “version integrity” reasons.
Anyway, I’ll try to convince the supervisor to recreate the same .key file, but now under the “bomain.key” name.