Scheduled Reports fail

[ddysart]

Was helping track down an issue some on posted on Stack Overflow and realized that the Database scanner defaults to Sitecore.Context.ContentDatabase, but this will be null when running in the scheduler (since the content database isn't set in the scheduler site).

The quick approach is to patch in a setting for the content db in the scheduler site, but I wonder if the Database Scanner should read the either the ASR.ConfigurationDatabase or something else since ContentDatabase isn't always reliable. (And I don't know the true impact of patching that into the scheduler site).

[rauljmz]

Hello Derek. It's easier. Just add a parameter database to the scanner
definition item. The idea is to use that parameter. You can see all the
example reports do that.
On 15 Aug 2013 16:57, "Derek Dysart" notifications@github.com wrote:

Was helping track down an issue some on posted on Stack Overflowhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/18225307/where-is-the-sitecore-asr-database-connection-configured/18234511and realized that the Database scanner defaults to
Sitecore.Context.ContentDatabase, but this will be null when running in the
scheduler (since the content database isn't set in the scheduler site).

The quick approach is to patch in a setting for the content db in the
scheduler site, but I wonder if the Database Scanner should read the either
the ASR.ConfigurationDatabase or something else since ContentDatabase
isn't always reliable. (And I don't know the true impact of patching that
into the scheduler site).

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