The database DLL 'crdb_query.dll' could not be loaded

Hi Experts,
We are facing the following problem on windows 2008 64bit machine with crystal reports 2008 and ODBC connectivity.
We are upgraded our production server OS to Windows 2008 64bit machine,After upgrade some of the crystal reports are not working and throughing the following error
Failed to load database information.Details: The database DLL 'crdb_query.dll' could not be loaded
Not able to find the exact reason.There is no difference between working and non-working reports.
On server we installed Crystal reports 2008 developer and runtime version.Our application is build on .net and to connect to database from crystal reports we are using ODBC connectivity and our database is oracle
Any idea how to resolve this one?
Thank you.
Edited by: venkat_crystal on May 18, 2011 6:57 AM

CR 2008 and it's runtime is 32 bit only. Make sure your database client also is 32 bit and you added your DSN using the 32 bit ODBC Administrator.
As long as you use Service Pack 3 it should work. windows 7 was added to SP 2 and 2008 is it's matching Server OS so it should work.
How did you distribute the runtime?
Thanks
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