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subreport with a different odbc
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synapsevampire
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It works fine in main and subreports.
You should switch to mative xonnectivity anyway, or if you insist on using the slower ODBC, make sure that it's the Crystal supplied ODBC.
Native connectivity is listed under Oracle Server.
If you're having problems, post any errors or findings.
-k
You should switch to mative xonnectivity anyway, or if you insist on using the slower ODBC, make sure that it's the Crystal supplied ODBC.
Native connectivity is listed under Oracle Server.
If you're having problems, post any errors or findings.
-k
I assume that you (BRL123) already know the following, but maybe it helps anyway:
Within the subreport go to Database-->set location.
There you can see if the database which the subreport is connecting to is also the database which the main report is connecting.
Sorry for my bad english...
Within the subreport go to Database-->set location.
There you can see if the database which the subreport is connecting to is also the database which the main report is connecting.
Sorry for my bad english...
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