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Hi, It sounds like there is a minor server configuration issue. I'd recommend trying the HTML viewer option as this will often reveal a warning or error that is obscured by the ActiveX viewer. Thanks Michael ReCrystallize Pro Web Publishing Wizard for Crystal Reports...

Hi,<br> <br> If you use ODBC, you can alter the DSN to point to different servers without changing the report.<br> <br> --Michael<br> ReCrystallize Web Publishing Wizard for Seagate Crystal Reports<br> <A HREF="http://www.recrystallize.com" TARGET="_new">http://www.recrystallize.com</A>

Unlike the Report Designer, the Crystal Query Designer will accept any valid SQL. You can create your query in the Query Designer and then base your report on the query.<br> <br> Michael<br> ReCrystallize Web Wizard for Seagate Crystal Reports<br> <A HREF="http://recrystallize.com"...

According to the docs, the Crystal Automation server requires all stored procedure parameters to be set as strings.<br> <br> Hope this helps.<br> <br> Michael<br> ReCrystallize Web Wizard for Seagate Crystal Reports<br> http://www.recrystallize.com

One option for distributing reports is to use the Crystal Reports web features. That way any workstation with a web browser can access the reports without the need for any special setup.<br> <br> Hope this Helps.<br> <br> Michael<br> ReCrystallize Web Publishing Wizard for Seagate Crystal...

Will you be using the Notes client or a web browser as the interface to your app at the point where the reports are launched?

You might consider putting the reports on a web server instead and allow the workstations to access them with a web browser. That way you only have to deal with configuring the server instead of each workstation.<br> <br> If you want to try this approach, check out www.recrystallize.com.

Since you asked, I'll offer this link to help you get started putting your Crystal Reports on the web. ReCrystallize is a wizard that will generate the unique ASP code needed to run a particular report on the web.<br> <br> http://recrystallize.com<br> <br> I'd also be happy to help if you have...

I believe you will need to install SQLNET from an Oracle CD on every machine. You may also need an tnsnames.ora file created by your dba in order to resolve the server names.<br> <br> I would also recommend NOT using Oracle's ODBC drivers with Crystal Reports since I have seen this produce...