Seagate's Crystal Reports is one of the most difficult programming jobs you will ever encounter. Especially, if you are going to be driving the report engine from an ASP page.<br>
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Here are a couple of hints so that you don't run into the same problems that I ran into.<br>
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1. make sure you include the file rptserver.asp and the appropriate SmartViewer***.asp file in the root directory of the web server ( or include it in the same directory from which you are running the driving asp page.<br>
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2. Start by creating a report in Crystal. Save the report to the same directory that contains your driving asp. <br>
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If you need more info just post your question in Tek-Tips and I will try to respond.
Since you asked, I'll offer this link to help you get started putting your Crystal Reports on the web. ReCrystallize is a wizard that will generate the unique ASP code needed to run a particular report on the web.<br>
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Hi!<br>
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Recrystallize is pretty good. You can use it easily and fast. If you want documentation from CR you will need to wait a lot. They don't have very much of it.<br>
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--Gla
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