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Hi Mariano,  You need to put the connector file into tomcat/lib folder, and it will work. Thanks. ------------------------------ Nitin Pipalia Systems Engineer Cubegle Technologies ------------------------------

Hi Mariano,  There are many ways to achieve it, but if you only need ETL to run, you can use Pentaho Data Integration client at on place. No need to use Pentaho Server.  You can use PDI and can do Cron to schedule it.   Let me know if anything is not clear. Thanks ------------------------------ ...

Hi Pradeep,  How are you running your script in Linux ? There are some ways, like while running the kitchen script in linux, you can create a shell script in which you can put your kitchecn.sh with a job file name and create a log file to debug things.  Example -- sh myscript.sh > folderlocation/kettle.log  ...

Hi  You can also check with alternative option. Directly go to Pentaho server --> Browse files, select folder and click on Update.  You can update your report and can run and can see whether it works or not.  You can check logs into tomcat/logs folder to debug errors there.  ------------------------------ ...

I have fixed this by deleting all the jar from pentaho-solutions/system/kettle/plugins/pentaho-reporting-plugins/lib folder. And modified kettle-engine-9.4.0.0-343.jar to include Reporting folder with classes inside that. It was missing in version 9.4 and was available in 9.1. ------------------------------ ...

Hello  I am currently migrating my Pentaho version from 9.1 to 9.4. I am running a report that uses the Beanshell script. Initially, it was not working as default, so I changed the classic-engine properties in pentaho/WEB-INF/classes by adding org.pentaho.reporting.engine.classic.core.allowScriptEvaluation=true. ...