ChristianWhite
Programmer
Using VB6, I'm trying to convert a Crystal 11 file to a csv.
With Report.ExportOptions
.FormatType = crEFTCommaSeparatedValues
.DiskFileName = strTargetDirectory & "\" &
strEntityName & "\" & strFilename & "." & strFormat
.DestinationType = crEDTDiskFile
End With
Report.Export False
On execution, VB informs me of a missing or out-of-date dll.
Business Objects describes this problem with track ID# ADAPT ADAPT00407379 for Crystal 10. I run both 10 and 11 on my workstation--but the reports needing export are Crystal 11, and this fix should not update the relevant dlls; I would instead expect the fix to update the dlls in my Crystal 10 subdirectories. Crystal 11 has its own dlls, dated 3/8/2005 on my workstation.
Any ideas on getting Crystal 11 reports into csv format?
My system is XP Professional SP2 with SQL Server 2000.
Business Objects' article for Crystal 10:
With Report.ExportOptions
.FormatType = crEFTCommaSeparatedValues
.DiskFileName = strTargetDirectory & "\" &
strEntityName & "\" & strFilename & "." & strFormat
.DestinationType = crEDTDiskFile
End With
Report.Export False
On execution, VB informs me of a missing or out-of-date dll.
Business Objects describes this problem with track ID# ADAPT ADAPT00407379 for Crystal 10. I run both 10 and 11 on my workstation--but the reports needing export are Crystal 11, and this fix should not update the relevant dlls; I would instead expect the fix to update the dlls in my Crystal 10 subdirectories. Crystal 11 has its own dlls, dated 3/8/2005 on my workstation.
Any ideas on getting Crystal 11 reports into csv format?
My system is XP Professional SP2 with SQL Server 2000.
Business Objects' article for Crystal 10: