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I have installed Reporting Services and SP1 for it. Everything installed just fine when I installed Reporting Services. I went to install the Feature Pack for CRM (also installed on the same server) and at the very end of the installation, I get the following error: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." That is it and then it backs itself out of the installation. Any ideas? I have not been successful researching the error as it is highly generic.
Yes, Reporting Services SP1 is installed. This is actually a prereq. for it.
I do not think it will even let you begin to install if it detects that SP1 for RS is not there. I am seeing this same issue pop up quite a bit with others having the same problem. No resolution on any of them though. [quoted text, click to view] "Yoshi" wrote:
> I posted a reply on www.MSCRMExperts.com. > > Do you have SQL Reporting Services Service Pack 1 installed? > > Y > > > "kleinmk" <kleinmk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B37047C3-42CD-4089-88AB-171A273B8AA6@microsoft.com... > >I am trying to install the Reporting Services CRM Feature Pack on a SBS > >2003. > > I have installed Reporting Services and SP1 for it. Everything installed > > just fine when I installed Reporting Services. I went to install the > > Feature > > Pack for CRM (also installed on the same server) and at the very end of > > the > > installation, I get the following error: > > > > "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." > > > > That is it and then it backs itself out of the installation. Any ideas? > > I > > have not been successful researching the error as it is highly generic. > > > > Thanks > >
I posted a reply on www.MSCRMExperts.com.
Do you have SQL Reporting Services Service Pack 1 installed? Y [quoted text, click to view] "kleinmk" <kleinmk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B37047C3-42CD-4089-88AB-171A273B8AA6@microsoft.com... >I am trying to install the Reporting Services CRM Feature Pack on a SBS >2003. > I have installed Reporting Services and SP1 for it. Everything installed > just fine when I installed Reporting Services. I went to install the > Feature > Pack for CRM (also installed on the same server) and at the very end of > the > installation, I get the following error: > > "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." > > That is it and then it backs itself out of the installation. Any ideas? > I > have not been successful researching the error as it is highly generic. > > Thanks
What version of the .Net Framework do you have installed?
Y [quoted text, click to view] "kleinmk" <kleinmk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:98C460C9-6792-43E1-A8F9-D03AC5C98DD5@microsoft.com... > Yes, Reporting Services SP1 is installed. This is actually a prereq. for > it. > I do not think it will even let you begin to install if it detects that > SP1 > for RS is not there. I am seeing this same issue pop up quite a bit with > others having the same problem. No resolution on any of them though. > > "Yoshi" wrote: > >> I posted a reply on www.MSCRMExperts.com. >> >> Do you have SQL Reporting Services Service Pack 1 installed? >> >> Y >> >> >> "kleinmk" <kleinmk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:B37047C3-42CD-4089-88AB-171A273B8AA6@microsoft.com... >> >I am trying to install the Reporting Services CRM Feature Pack on a SBS >> >2003. >> > I have installed Reporting Services and SP1 for it. Everything >> > installed >> > just fine when I installed Reporting Services. I went to install the >> > Feature >> > Pack for CRM (also installed on the same server) and at the very end of >> > the >> > installation, I get the following error: >> > >> > "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." >> > >> > That is it and then it backs itself out of the installation. Any >> > ideas? >> > I >> > have not been successful researching the error as it is highly generic. >> > >> > Thanks >> >> >>
This is on SBS 2003 (which is Windows Server 2003). By default, it comes
with .NET Framework v1.1. [quoted text, click to view] "Yoshi" wrote:
> What version of the .Net Framework do you have installed? > > Y > > > "kleinmk" <kleinmk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:98C460C9-6792-43E1-A8F9-D03AC5C98DD5@microsoft.com... > > Yes, Reporting Services SP1 is installed. This is actually a prereq. for > > it. > > I do not think it will even let you begin to install if it detects that > > SP1 > > for RS is not there. I am seeing this same issue pop up quite a bit with > > others having the same problem. No resolution on any of them though. > > > > "Yoshi" wrote: > > > >> I posted a reply on www.MSCRMExperts.com. > >> > >> Do you have SQL Reporting Services Service Pack 1 installed? > >> > >> Y > >> > >> > >> "kleinmk" <kleinmk@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:B37047C3-42CD-4089-88AB-171A273B8AA6@microsoft.com... > >> >I am trying to install the Reporting Services CRM Feature Pack on a SBS > >> >2003. > >> > I have installed Reporting Services and SP1 for it. Everything > >> > installed > >> > just fine when I installed Reporting Services. I went to install the > >> > Feature > >> > Pack for CRM (also installed on the same server) and at the very end of > >> > the > >> > installation, I get the following error: > >> > > >> > "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." > >> > > >> > That is it and then it backs itself out of the installation. Any > >> > ideas? > >> > I > >> > have not been successful researching the error as it is highly generic. > >> > > >> > Thanks > >> > >> > >> > >
I am also getting this error:
"Object reference not set to an instance of an object." I've verified that the ReportServer is running, however, I can't get the CRM
Here is what we have found out. The environment we have is in Development
but mimics the production environment. So putting VS.NET on it (being SBS 2003 and mimicing the production environment) is not an option for this circumstance (and is an optional install in the first place). Even though we have unsuccessfully been able to install the CRM Report Pack, if you can install it to another server NOT running the CRM, this seems to work. Then, just publish your rdl from Reporting Services to the actual CRM Server running Reporting Services. This assumes that you are running CRM and Reporting Services on the same box. [quoted text, click to view] "Chris" wrote:
> I am also getting this error: > > "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." > > I've verified that the ReportServer is running, however, I can't get the CRM
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