I've got a vb.net program that opens a report that is linked to a MS SQL stored procedure.
The program & report work fine on the production machine but when run on a typical user's machine they get an error message states something like "Procedure or function 'spccsSpiffSheet' expects parameter '@startdate', which was not supplied. Failed to open a rowset."
The first parameter in the Stored Procedure is @startdate which is the first parameter in the crystal report.
On the production machine that has both Crystal Reports and vb.net loaded the report opens without error either run manually or through the program.
The version of Crystal is 10.0.0.533
The program & report work fine on the production machine but when run on a typical user's machine they get an error message states something like "Procedure or function 'spccsSpiffSheet' expects parameter '@startdate', which was not supplied. Failed to open a rowset."
The first parameter in the Stored Procedure is @startdate which is the first parameter in the crystal report.
On the production machine that has both Crystal Reports and vb.net loaded the report opens without error either run manually or through the program.
The version of Crystal is 10.0.0.533