"New" error during ApplyLogOnInfo(...): Invalid parameter value: exceeds...

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Invalid parameter value: exceeds the Min or Max or conflicts with existing value or edit mask
error during ApplyLogOnInfo() to the tables contained within a report.  Now, this is a "new" error because this was not being thrown when the application was compiled for .Net 1.1 using the Crystal Reports v9.1.5000.0 components.  When the application was migrated to .Net 2.0, and set to reference the the 10.2.3600 set of managed components, this started appearing. 
Also, this will only occur on certain .rpt files that are loaded, and can be thrown when also executing the VerifyDatabase() method.  By certain .rpt files, I mean those that have been opened and saved with Crystal Reports 2008 (warning message when saving indicated that the report will not be able to be opened in Crystal Reports versions earilier the 9.0; should I not assume this is correct?).
' Load a report that had been created in v10, but opened and saved in v12
Dim sFileName As String = "C:\test\CR2008Report1.rpt"
crReportDocument.Load(sFileName, OpenReportMethod.OpenReportByDefault)
crReportDocument.VerifyDatabase()  ' Throws the EngineExceptionErrorID.MissingParameterFieldCurrentValue exception:
  ' Invalid parameter value: exceeds the Min or Max or conflicts with existing value or edit mask
' Load a report that had been created in v10
Dim sFileName As String = "C:\test\CR10Report.rpt"
crReportDocument.Load(sFileName, OpenReportMethod.OpenReportByDefault)
crReportDocument.VerifyDatabase()  ' No exceptions; whacky.

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A G wrote:
> Our product will not get integrated with SharpDevelop as it does with VS though you can use the assembly in you application.
Right, I am aware of the IDE plugin functionality (BTW, I'm going to guess no, but is the functionality present in the "Express" editions?).  When a viewer application is created in VS, you can convert/open it in #d and have all of the designer props/pages available.  When manually adding the viewer in a new #d project, you can add it, but it doesn't show up visually in the forms designer window (boggle).
> So just make a simple report and try to view it. can you see it?
I will investigate this probably tomorrow...
> Also is your report have any parameter? Dynamic or static?
Yes, there are parameters embedded (?) in the .rpt.  There are no parameters added at runtime; only the parameter values are set at runtime.
> Make sure you can see data in report in designer..