Change database connection for FRS Report

currently we are using ASO BSO model and all FRS reports are retrieve against BSO Database.Now we are converting to ASO only model. can i use the same report against ASO database .
There is a option of chang database connection under tool in workspace . will this work or do i have to make all reports again
can you please help me with this
thank you

IN some cases even if the report has additional dimensions it will work. After you change the connection. Open the report in designer. The new dimensions will automatically update. Save the report and you should be good to go. If dimensionality is exactly the same you don't even have to do that, just change the connection, point ot the new database and run the report.

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I currently have several reports that print out, and were developed attached to our development database. However, I need to be able to dynamically change the server that the report uses according to the server configured in our application. Each of these reports contains one or more subreports, which point to the same server and database as the main report. All reports, both the main and subreports, are based on manual SQL commands.
I'm running into some significant issues. So significant, in fact, that we were forced to deploy our application with reports that had been switched to our production environment in the designer in order to get them functional. This is, obviously, not an acceptable or long-term solution.
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Post Author: Robert Flaherty
CA Forum: .NET
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Post Author: Robert Flaherty
CA Forum: .NET
USing Crystal 2008 and Visual Studio 2008 in C#:
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sqlStmt=SqlStmt;
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