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nirender
Level 3
11 years ago

Event ID 405 when trying to run reports in Compliance Accelerator

When trying to run reports in Compliance Accelerator  I am getting Event ID 405

APP AS - Customer ID: 7 - An error occurred retrieving the report snapshots. System.FormatException: String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.
   at System.DateTimeParse.Parse(String s, DateTimeFormatInfo dtfi, DateTimeStyles styles)
   at KVS.Accelerator.Application.SSRS_Reports.GetReportSnapshots()

 

If I attempt to run reports as the service account I can, but not as myself.

 

I did see this similar posting but  no solution was ever provided

 

http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/da-9-accelerator-service-processor-event-id-405

 

 

Teddy

 

  • I managed to fix it - I renamed the Compliance Accelerator Reports and Discovery Accelerator Reports folders in SSRS, enabled the IIS Admin service (it was disabled via Group Policy) and re-uploaded reports. All working now. Not sure whether the fix was one or a combination of items.

  • In CA I get an error stating that

    Object reference not set to an instance of an object

     

    Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

    User:  ABCF\m-123456
    Customer: 2
    Server:  houxevca10
    Domain:  Accelerator Client Domain

    Stack:

       at Accelerator.Modules.ReportingModule.Views.ReportPresenter.AddToDataModel(ReportSnapshotEntity reportSnapshot)

  • Hello, nirender and goatboy;

     

    If each of you you have not already done so, please open a support case so we can assist you in troubleshooting your reporting issues.

     

    Kind regards,

     

    Ken

     

  • Nice.  Good fix, goatboy.  Thank you for sharing the actions you took.

    I don't think the issue was due to the IIS Admin service having been stopped.  I stopped the IIS Admin service on my DA server and was able to successfully upload the report templates.  I then started IIS Admin on my DA server and stopped it on my SSRS server.  I was still able to successfully upload the DA reports. I then stopped IIS Admin on my DA server again so that it was stopped on both machines and the report templates still uploaded successfully.

    As the CA and DA report templates upload use the same mechanism, my test would seem to rule out the IIS Admin service being stopped at the cause.

     

  • Just to be clear, IIS Admin service was disabled on my SSRS SQL server via group policy - it's running SQL 2008. I have another EV environment with SQL 2008 R2 which had no issues with reporting. From memory, we had to do something tricky to meet EV Reporting requirments in SQL 2008 with IIS, I can't remember exactly now, but I don't think it had full IIS installed. Anyhoo, all working now!

  • I managed to fix it - I renamed the Compliance Accelerator Reports and Discovery Accelerator Reports folders in SSRS, enabled the IIS Admin service (it was disabled via Group Policy) and re-uploaded reports. All working now. Not sure whether the fix was one or a combination of items.

  • I did not have an issue uploading the reports, it was when we were trying to run a report within Compliance accelerator.  When I spoke with the user the following day, she was able to successfully run her reports.