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I have a group that I want to give the rights to save CR9 reports into, schedule reports, delete instances, modify etc but I do no want them to be able to create new sub-folders. Does any body know how to do this as I can't seem to find a specific 'advanced' right? Much appreciated for any...

Synapsevampire, We're using 'SQL Server ODBC connection'. Crystal Support suggested (finally come back with an answer) the following: http://support.businessobjects.com/library/kbase/articles/c2014614.asp from there KB buty it refers to registrry settings which we are not able to tinker...

Thanks to all of you. I 'Aliased' all of my column headings and I am no longer receiving the error message. FYI the column with the longest heading was 28 characters long. And you are right - the column headings are not our choice as is the number of fields required. Thanks again. [bigsmile]

Error Message ‘22018:Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server] Syntax error converting the nvarchar value ‘%’ to a column of data type int.’ Issue Description: Multiple reports of which the current one is trying to link crystal report to SQL stored procedure containing circa 300 columns...

Not possible - I'm the monkey not the grinder!

It appears there is a limit that Crystal Reports 9 has to the number of columns it can select from a SQL stored procedure(ie just over 180). Is anyone aware of this problem? Is there a resolution? I'm looking to use upwards of 2000 (no joking).