Allright...
So I did use the Command Object and copy-pasted my already existing Crystal SQL-query in there and added the command to my Crystal Repository.
Then I replaced all my existing fields on the report with the fields from the Command Object. (and in all the formulas as well)
After that I...
Uhm I can't quite figure out where you are able to make the database a parameter...
When I read your post this morning I immediatly started to search the internet ;)
And I found this, at least I think this is what you mean...
Hmmm can't really help you on that one... Since I have a multiuser application I can't let everyone create and drop tables when printing a report :)
But maybe when I get an answer in this topic http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1234377&page=1
you'll have your answer as well :D
Hi, I've got the following problem:
I've got 8 databases which are all similar, but they've got information from different firms... If I were to put all this data in one database I'd have to reprogram my entire program, which at this moment is not an option.
I'm trying to use 1 report for each...
Hi, I stumbled upon your problem because I'm having similar problems... Except mine is connecting to different databases with the same report...
This might help you:
For Each CRXDATABASETABLE In Report.Database.Tables
CRXDATABASETABLE.ConnectionProperties.DeleteAll...
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