Does anyone know how to set "Save Data with Report" = True from VB? I'm using the RDC that ships with CR Developer 8.5
I've written an app to run a load of reports overnight, and export them in CR 8.0 format to a network drive where users can access and view the reports WITHOUT the...
Does anyone know how to set "Save Data with Report" = True from VB? I'm using the RDC that ships with CR Developer 8.5
I've written an app to run a load of reports overnight, and export them in CR 8.0 format to a network drive where users can access and view the reports WITHOUT the...
So in other words, Seagate's response is "Dunno, Don't Care" ??? Gotta love that customer service!
Did you find a workaround, or did you have to give up? The reports I'm working with are far too complex for Crystal to cope with using it's graphical query editor - they can only be done...
Thanks rogar.
The QRY file was saved without any data included, so that's not the problem, and the report runs fine in the overnight process. The exported report can be opened and viewed in the Crystal IDE without any problems (except for the fact that it prompts for a dictionary file when...
I have an automated process which runs reports overnight, and exports them as Crystal Report files (this way, the data is saved with the report, therefore the client PCs do not need database connections).
When the report is loaded by the client app (written in VB6, using the Crystal 8.5 RDC...
I have an automated process which runs reports overnight, and exports them as Crystal Report files (this way, the data is saved with the report, therefore the client PCs do not need database connections).
When the report is loaded by the client app (written in VB6, using the Crystal 8.5 RDC...
I have an automated process which runs reports overnight, and exports them as Crystal Report files (this way, the data is saved with the report, therefore the client PCs do not need database connections).
When the report is loaded by the client app (written in VB6, using the Crystal 8.5 RDC...
I've written some code in VB6 using the Crystal 8.5 RDC to change the database that a report is using before displaying it.
The code loops through the tables in the report, calling SetLogOnInfo() for each one. Having done this, I'm calling the Verify() method on the report's database object...
This might sound daft, but when you save the report, make sure that all the preview windows(tabs) in the Crystal IDE are closed. That way, none of the data is saved with the report.
Sorry - that's not it.
I'm calling the Crystal Application's LogonServer() method, and that part's working fine. If I connect to the same database as was used to develop the report, then the report is displayed correctly. It is just when I try to connect to a different database (with the same...
I've been asked to write a Crystal Viewer app since there doesn't appear to be one out there that fulfils the requirements I've been given, one of which it to allow the user to select which database to report against.
Does ANYONE have a clue how to do this???
I'm using the CRAXDRT.Report...
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