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Problem viewing Crystal Report written against FoxPro ole db
I have a report created with an FoxPro OLE DB datasource. When I run the report in developer on my local machine, I do not get prompted for a login and the report runs successfully. When I save the report out to InfoView and try to view it, I get prompted for a login and anything I enter is...- jstangel
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access
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InfoView prompting for login on a report when it shouldn't
I have a report created with an OLE DB datasource. When I run the report in developer on my local machine, I do not get prompted for a login and the report runs successfully. When I save the report out to InfoView and try to view it, I get prompted for a login and anything I enter is rejected...- jstangel
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- Replies: 5
- Forum: Business Objects:Crystal Enterprise
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Problem viewing Crystal Report written against FoxPro db
I'm trying to create a couple of reports against a FoxPro application. I currently use Crystal Reports XI and have no issues when running reports against SQL databases. I have been able to successfully set up an ODBC connection to the FoxPro tables and I can run the reports locally in Crystal...- jstangel
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Referencing Member Properties in WHERE
This is my problem... I would like to refence a member property in the where clause for filtering. I Can't figure out the proper syntax... Instead of this: Where ([Date].[Date Range1], [Contract].[Contract].[Alterra - ED]) I would like to do something like Where ([Date].[Date Range1]...
