One of the benefits that Jenzabar offers is the ability to access training and documentation online. While not all of this is free and included with our subscription, some of it is. Here is how you access this information.
Because using the Infomaker application now requires a license, individuals who only need to run reports must do so from within Jenzabar One. This may mean using Jenzabar in a way you are unfamiliar with. These instructions can help you add, and run an Infomaker report form within Jenzabar One.
Directions for connecting to the Jenzabar Remote Apps server and the associated remote applications.
This connection is needed in order to use Jenzabar-linked tables for Access reporting.
In Infomaker 2019, the Config tool has been deprecated, and the Database Painter replaces it. Before you can connect to a database (such as Jenzabar), you will need to run the Database Painter. Here are basic instructions on how to do that with a sample database.
An ODBC connection is required to use Jenzabar-linked tables in Access databases. These directions are for Windows 10 users.
How to connect to, and log in to, the Jenzabar testing environment.
Infomaker 2019 introduces share profiles that may need to be configured based on your use of the product. If you get the error "The shared profile does not exist" when you run the Infomaker Config Tool, you will need to configure the profiles in the Optional tab. Here's how.
If you experiencing this error: this error: ODBC--connection to 'EX6: Jenzabar EX' failed (or similar) -- here is how to fix it.
Testing our applications, reports, and connections in our new environment are key components to the success of this project. Because of this, we are making every effort to make testing the new environment available to as many people as possible, for as long as possible. Please follow these instructions to get to, login, and access the new JICS (MyCedarCrest) environment.
Sometimes it is necessary to ask Jenzabar for help with an issue that you are encountering that falls outside of the Office of Information Technology's normal support arena. Here is how you do that.
One of the benefits of moving to Jenzabar's cloud hosting platform is the relative ease with updates/upgrades/patches. As such, we will always keep within one minor release version of their current product. The version numbers look like this: 2019.1.03. The major release version number is the year (2019, 2020) - the minor version number is represented by the numbers that immediately follow (.1, .2 etc). The numbers that follow that are patches and fixes.
Cedar Crest has upgraded our platforms to the newest versions of Jenzabar and related applications. These instructions will help you connect and test the new environment.
After an upgrade on the server or a change in the remote desktop application server, it is sometimes necessary to update the Remote Apps available on the computer. Here is how you do that.
Reporting an issue with the Jenzabar after an upgrade.
One of the biggest shifts to Infomaker is a licensed environment that is controlled via cloud-based logins. You will need an Infomaker account if you need to run the Infomaker application for any reason, and you will need a specific license if you need to make changes to existing reports. Need an account? Here's how you get one!
One of the benefits that Jenzabar provides to the campus community is support, training, and listserv access. To access these resources, you need a My.Jenzabar account. To have an account set up for you, you must request this from Jenzabar. This is also required if you need to put in support tickets with Jenzabar. Here is how you do that.
directions on using advanced search in Jenzabar to search for records by something other than ID number.