Identifying SAP BusinessObjects BI Platform 2025 Architecture and Terminology
Identifying Installation Options
Performing Common Server Administration Tasks
Managing Web Application Tier
Managing Central Management Server (CMS)
Managing File Repository Servers (FRS)
Managing Servers in Scheduling
Managing Adaptive Processing Server
Managing Web Intelligence Services
Managing the Crystal Reports Services
Exploring the BI Admin Studio
Implementing Server Groups
Migrating Content Using Promotion Management
Implementing a Disaster Recovery Plan

Scheduling Reports

Objective

After completing this lesson, you will be able to schedule reports with the Central Management Console (CMC).

Setting a Schedule for a Crystal Report

Scheduling in CMC

You can schedule an SAP Crystal report to run at a future time from the Central Management Console (CMC) or BI Launch Pad.

Watch this video to see how to set a schedule for a Crystal Report.

Running a Scheduled Crystal Report

Running a Job

You can run a scheduled SAP Crystal report from the Central Management Console (CMC) or BI Launch Pad.

Process Flow: Running a Scheduled Program Object

Running Jobs

You can run a scheduled program object from the Central Management Console (CMC) or BI Launch Pad.

Watch this video to see how to run a scheduled program.

Summary

  • Users can schedule an SAP Crystal report to run at a future time using the Central Management Console (CMC) or BI Launch Pad.
  • The web client submits a schedule request via the web server, which is then interpreted by the web application server and sent to the Central Management Server (CMS) with relevant details.
  • The CMS verifies the user's permission to schedule the object and, if approved, adds a new record to the CMS system database and its list of pending schedules.
  • At the scheduled time, the CMS sends the request to the Adaptive Job Server, which retrieves the program object from the Input FRS and runs the report using the Program Scheduling Services.
  • Upon successful scheduling, the CMS sends a confirmation response to the web application server, which then generates the next HTML page for the web client.