We have been running SQL 6.5, VB6 and Crystal Reports 7 on an NT4 server.
We just purchased a Win 2003 server. I understand that I have to upgrade to SQL 2000 with SP3.
Does any one know if VB6 and Crystal Reports 7 play nicely with SQL 2000?
Are there any major issues that I need to be aware...
I am using VB 6 and Crystal 7 with SQL Server 6.5.
I have the following code in a VB module to prepare a crystal report to write to a file. I need to set these options on the fly because the user can also send the report to the printer.
The first three lines seem to be setting the...
I am using Crystal Reports 7, Visual Basic 6, and OCX integration.
How do I print a report to the printer without having that dialog come up waiting for the printer button to be used?
I have tried report.Action = 1 and report.PrintReport and both wait for the user to "print" the...
This is probably very basic but I am having to teach myself VB after a background in Paradox for DOS. :)
I have a VB form which allows the user to request labels for a given zip code range. From this form I call another form which prompts the user to put labels in the printer before building...
I have a SQL 6.5 stored procedure that writes to a table records that contain
Chapter Number
Member Name
Payment Type (New1yr, New2yr, Renew1yr, etc)
Rebate based on Payment Type
The same stored procedure writes to another table a single record for each chapter with chapter totals...
Actually, both the convert and str functions cause a syntax error.
The original code produces an error:
incorrect syntax near '0044'
unclosed quote before the character string ' '.
From isolating the string in a select statement I believe the error involves the @rebate and not the @header part...
The following code is in a stored procedure in SQL 6.5. The table cnt1056 has the following structure.
chapter varchar(4),
New1yr int,
New1yrR money,
New2yr int,
New2yrR money,
etc...
I am trying to update the count and monetary rebate amount based on the type of membership that...
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