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I don't understand why you need to rename the View. Crystal by default will not reprocess the query and after digesting it will use ordinal numbers for the columns for speed. When a table or view changes you should run "Verify Database" from the database menu. If you are running the the report...

You don't actually say what development environemtt you intend to use. If its a .NET platform you can also look at pushing a DataSet into the Report and fabricating the data in the middle tier API. But you will have to use ASPX, VB.NET or C#. I am using this currently to prevent an...

This sounds familar, but its a little difficult to diagnose exactly. Crystal has problems with complicated joins and mainly when criteria is put on a secondary table and none on the primary/root table. In these cases it goes a little mad and collects too much data then 'forgets' to filter the...

You will need a sub-report to display the orders list. Each report or sub-report can only handle one DataTable from a DataSet at a time. Use the main report to deal with the customer records and the sub-report for the orders belonging to the customer. If you have the dataset already filled with...

Yes you can is the simple answer. With your CrystalReport you pass the dataset into it: MyReport.SetDataSource(myDataSetObject) Then pass your report into the appropriate viewer control web or Windows UI. Be careful with large amounts of data as this makes a copy of the entire dataset, but...