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The ODBC Data Source Adminstrator is missing from the control panel of my machine. I believe the files were deleted from the system folder. How do I re-install the ODBC Administrator?

If I change the condition to the InStr(str1, str2), it won't allow the syntax and comes up with an error saying "a string should be here" and places the cursor in front of the {?Username} parameter. Jana

Sorry, I don't quite understand what you're asking for. In Crystal, the Parameter Username is set up, this is checked off to allow multiple values. In the Selection Formula, this appears: {@TheDate} in {?From Date} to {?To Date} and {EDL_PERSON.PERSON_STATUS_ID} = "A" and...

The report runs, but only the first name in the string gets selected for the criteria. eg. is users = "jsmith, sthompson" The report runs, but only the information of jsmith is printed. Any thoughts? Thanks Jana

I concatenated all the selected values into a string delimited by commas. In the crystal Report, there is a selection formula set up to look for the users. The code I'm using to pass through the parameter to the report is: .ParameterFields(0) = "Username;" & users &amp...

I am trying to pass through a parameter from VB6 to a Crystal Report, but the parameter has multiple values. (eg. The user wants to see a report on selected facilities) What is the syntax for doing this?

I have created a report based on a .txt file, but it doesn't allow me to sort on any 'char' field, only integer fields.

When users try to run a compiled report on Crystal 7, they get the following error: CRRUN32 caused an invalid page fault in module KERNEL32.DLL at 0157:bff99dbd This error window won't close, and you have to completely reboot the machine once you receive it. The development machine receives...