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That was it. I looked back in the system event log to see when I installed SP1. Sure enough, our connectivity problems started not long after that. Our Exchange server has been up for 3 days now!

I think I found the solution to this.. MTU problem with Windows 2003 Server with SP1 http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;898060

We're experiencing similar problems. We have a 10 location VPN and our remote Outlook 2003 clients lose connectivity with Exchange 2003 approx. every 24-36 hours. (No error messages in the event logs) I have to reboot the Exchange server to restore connectivity to our remote users. I can still...

Yes, it's a listing of invoices groupeb by invoice #.

Thanks! That worked great! Now how do I get Crystal to give me a grand total of the invoice total field? Crystal doesn't give me the @Invoice Total field to calculate a grand total by.

I'm writing a summary invoice report that has the following columns: INV# Subtotal Freight Tax Invoice Total Here are the formulas that I created: Subtotal: Sum({@Extended_Price},{invoice_view.invoice_no}) Since the freight and tax amounts on the invoice are listed on each invoice line...

Worked like a charm! Thanks for your help! -Chris

Im not sure what application they're importing it into. We were given a specification that we have to follow.(Government customer) The purpose of the import is to prevent their AP department from having to process paper invoices.

I'm trying to create an report in CR 8.5 that exports invoices from our SQL database into a comma-delimited text file. The report consists of an invoice header group followed by the invoice detail line items. I managed to get the report looking good in crystal but when I export it to character...

Thanks a bunch! -Chris

I'm writing a report that exports invoices to a comma delimited file. I would like to know how I can remove commas and from an item description field and replace them with spaces so it doesn't mess with the file formatting. Any help would be greatly appreciated!