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Chip, TargetSite.ReflectedType.Name is exactly what I've been looking for! Thank you for this. JodyJay

Yes I did. But it gives me the entire name and path for my application, with the code module and line number at the end. I was wondering if there was some sort of scaled down function for this. If not, then I will have to parse the StrackTrace to find the info that I need/want.

Sorry for the " " typo. My "Preview Post" button is working. :)

Using the Exception object, is there any find to find the code module where the error occured (i.e. basMain, frmLogin, etc)? If so then you could find the exact location of the error similiar to: frmLogin_cmdSubmit_Click. Thanks in advance for any info. JodyJay

Thanks for the recommendation Rick. I'll see what comes up. -jodyjay

udo321, thanks for your response. We are using CR10 and the viewer works fine on my development machine. ThatRickGuy, I downloaded a whitepaper from Business Objects on how to deploy applications using CR10 and .Net. I followed the instructions perfectly, but I'm still having problems...

udo321: Q. "Did you create the report using Crystal 10 and are trying to open it with VB.Net?" A. Yes, I created it in the Crystal 10 environment. Q. "Can you try to recreate the report in the .net environment and use that report instead?" A. I can, but these reports have a chart embedded into...

Yes, the report exists on the local machine. The database is installed in the same directory as the report. As I stated earlier I had to go into Crystal and set the database location to "Same as Report" (which works fine in Crystal) but it doesn't load in my app. Try With...

This issue is really upsetting me and my boss says he needs a solution immediately. Can anyone please help me? -jodyjay

Okay, I've made some progress on this problem but I'm still stuck. Out of frustration I went ahead and installed Crystal Reports 10 on my development machine (just for kicks) and it was still getting this error message. I opened up the report in the Crystal Reports environment, and it showed...

Greetings. I recently created a small application that connects to a local Access database and produces a report using Crystal Reports 10. As always everything works fine on my development machine, but when I deploy it to my target machine the report fails. Error Message: Load Report Failed...

stsuing, I've actually downloaded an evaluation copy of the DevExpress WindowForms product (which includes the XtraGrid and XtraTreeList). I think that I could use these two together to get what I need. Thanks for your suggestion. -jodyjay

Hello there. I am brand new to this site so that I thought I get started with a question that's been puzzling me for some time. At my work my boss has this Access database he uses to hold information on his customer payments. This is a fairly normalized database with a few tables. However...