pjohns
19th January 2012, 16:14
Hello,

A user at work has just been given a new Windows 7 PC. When trying to print to the EXCEL or WORD device from Baan they keep getting the following error.

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Env : Baan IV (c:\program files\infor\bw\baan iv)
Program : BW file q:\ui\bw\ts\win32\p_applet.cpp # 485
Keyword : TsApplet::start()
Username : type:S language:2
Process : 4072
ProcessSet : 987435@TEE987435:4072
Lasterror : 2 (The system cannot find the file specified.)
Errno : 2 (No such file or directory)
BdbErrno : 0
Message : 1 : Couldn't create process. File=excel, Parameters="C:\Users\987435\AppData\Local\Infor\BW\Baan IV\tmp\tmp029580563.txt", Verb=NULL, Error=2

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The user's old PC also ran Windows 7 and could print to EXCEL or WORD without any issues. I have comapred the two PC's and can see no difference in the BW set-up or permissions on the BW files. The user has "Full Control" to all files under C:\Program Files\Infor and C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Infor directories.

If I manually open Excel or Word and navigate to the txt or rtf files under C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Infor\tmp I can open the files okay. So the tmp029580563.txt file in the error message above can be opened directly from Excel. This would indictate that there isn't an issue with file permissions on the temp files created by Baan.

Any ideas?

Thanks

PJ

rochus
19th January 2012, 19:05
c:\program files (x86)\Infor\BW\Baan -->\TMP

or

c:\users\<user>\app data\local\Infor\BW\Baan IV --> \TMP

mark_h
19th January 2012, 20:01
One of the things we had to do was get the C:\Program Files\Baan\tmp permissions for the users to write into. This the location that comes with the install of the client for us, but the security group locked down the program files directory originally. Once we got the tmp directory enabled with the correct permissions it started working. I cannot remember the exact error we got.

lsatenstein
18th September 2013, 17:50
My problem is that the Baan server downloads the file correctly but the baan client attempts to startup excel, and therein is the problem. The Baan Client crashes with a process error.

bhushanchanda
18th September 2013, 18:41
Hi Leslie,

It may depend on the version you are using also it varies with the WebUi/Worktop too. app_start() was used for worktop but it doesn't work for Webui, you can try start.application.local() function in you are on LN.

Before that, check the permissions to the tmp folder on client machine. We normally give full rights to everyone for folder C:\Program Files\ .

Also, the excel report name should not contain "/" character. This will cause problems too.

rajeshell
12th February 2015, 13:49
Try this solution
https://erplntechi.wordpress.com/2015/02/03/printing-infor-erp-lnbaan-reports-to-excel-without-complications/

chris_kzn
12th February 2015, 14:15
... it might also be linked to the Device, which might have the full location of the Excel program being used. You might have used Office 2003 and upgraded to Office 365 / 2013 and maybe from 32-bit to 64-bit. How is the device calling Excel?

vinceco252
12th February 2015, 19:10
It looks like it's trying to open Excel with just "excel"; see if you can type "excel" in a command window on the user's PC and if it opens Excel. If it doesn't, the path to the Excel executable will need to be added to the PATH environment variable...

crdeshpande
26th June 2017, 18:57
Just run BECS with administrator

mark_h
26th June 2017, 19:03
An old thread - but here locally we are not allowed to use administrator. If I need that I have to find someone who had the right permissions.