There are a number of ways to control the locations of tables come runtime. Perhaps the simplest is to set up an ODBC DSN on each PC (say CrystalAccess), and have this DSN refer to the local Access database table. Your Crystal Report then accesses the DSN rather than the Access table directly.
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I assume by "Register" you mean registering a control using RegSvr32. CRPE32.Dll is not a control, and as such it doesn't need to be registered. Simply start using it. [yinyang]
I don't know if this will be any help, but the only time I have ever found problems with the running of reports after x amount of time had to do with disk space on the PC. Check the TEMP Environment variable, and make sure that there is ample space on that drive. That is, even if you are running...
I'm not too sure if I'm understanding you correctly, but do you want column a = 1, column b = 'xyz', column c = 1 & column d = 1? I say this because my other interpretation is that you want column a when it equals one of 1 or 'xyz' (but why would you then repeat the 1 again I ask myself).
So to...
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