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Thanks for the reply. We have hundreds of reports. Manual documentation isn't the goal; automated is. So to rephrase my question, "How can we automatically extract the contents of a Command from an rpt file?

We need data-dependency documentation. We have CR 10 and most of our reports use Commands. A programmer tried to extract the Command from a report but it just shows as a table in the file. (He used C# .NET.) How can we get the contents of the Command in an rpt file?

Yes, it's an SQL command. Let's assume we're logged into SQL1. SELECT * FROM employee_table INTO [SQL3].area51.dbo.test_table We think the problem is there needs to be a link between the servers.

Crystal 10 I'm using a command within a report that writes its results to a table. (Server SQL1 is production; SQL3 is development.) It works as long as the data location is SQL3 and it writes the table to SQL3. But when I try to run the report with the command on SQL1, and write the table...

Hi, I appreciate the help. (And wow was it fast!) The database is on the switch, which is read-only to me. I can't create any tables. I think a stored procedure might work, but I can't get my system developers to help with this. Can I assume an array within Crystal wouldn't help? Mitch

I work in a call center and use Crystal 10 on an MS-SQL database. The end-user wants a chart with the number of calls answered and abandoned by hour, by day. The problem: the center is closed 12:00am to 6:00am every day. I grouped the report on the hour. The report doesn’t find any records...