COMO CREAR EJECUTABLE DESDE CRYSTAL REPORTS VERSION XXI

Hola,
A diferencia de versiones anteriores, en la XI no localizo como crear un ejecutable (.exe), de un report creado, para que sea lanzado desde otra máquina.
Gracias

Estimados usuarios del foro, quisiera agradecerles por la pronta ayuda y todas la sugerencias, me agrada informarles que encontré la causa y la solución a mi problema, ahora se los detallo para futuras cuestiones.
Después de hacer las pruebas respectivas en mi oficina y en mi equipo pudimos notar que el error era bastante descriptivo (menú no encontrado efectivamente).
Debido a que uno de los Add-ons (extra) que utilizábamos crea un modulo adicional el Add-on del Crystal Reports permite la adición de reportes a ese modulo y también crea un acceso directo en el mismo para el acceso a esos reportes, lo que significa que al iniciar el Add-on de Crystal necesariamente tiene que estar instalado e iniciado el Add-on "extra", caso contrario (obtendremos el mensaje u201CMenu not foundu201D) el Crystal no encuentra el modulo para añadir los accesos directos ni la relación con los reportes agregados a ese modulo.
- Si se desea eliminar la dependencia del Add-on del Crystal Reports con el Add-on "extra" instalado se deben cambiar de modulo todos los reportes asignados al modulo creado por el Add-on "extra".
Sin otro particular, espero no duden en realizar alguna consulta.

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Exportar a .txt desde Crystal Report

Hola
Tenemos un reporte del DIOT (DECLARACIÓN INFORMATIVA PARA OPERACIONES CON TERCEROS), como nuevo requerimiento se desea agregar un botón que exporte este archivo a formato .txt con el mismo formato que se requiere para subirlo al SAT, es decir con las columnas que ellos ya definen y separados por el símbolo pipe |
Alguna idea de como puedo hacerlo, tengo SAP Crystal Reports 2011.
Saludos!

Buen día
Desde crystal reports difícilmente podrás hacerlo.
Te recomiendo crear un procedimiento almacenado utilizando la utilidad BCP para crear un archivo de texto con tu formato deseado.
Puedes hacerte una idea de como usarlo en este post.
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3322139
Saludos
FLR

Visual Studio 2005/2008 and Crystal Reports versions/upgrade questions.

I've tried posting this question on the MSDN forums and gotten no response.
I've downloaded and installed VS 2008 Beta 2.   The versions on the Crystal Reports files included are 10.5.0.1806
I'm currently using VS 2005, with the included Crystal Reports. The versions on those files are 10.2.0.xxxx. I've created an desktop app (in VB) which stores it's data in a database and uses the CR 10 runtime merge modules to generate a report.
I was considering upgrading the Crystal Reports version to XI. I would like to allow customers to modify my delivered report with their own licensed copy of CR XI. I am not providing any functionality within my app to create or modify the delivered .rpt or use it outside my application.
Questions:
Do I need to update the runtime files to CR XI to support rpt files modified with CR XI? Current runtime files are being delivered with the CR 10 merge module.
I see a Crystal Reports for Visual Studio upgrade to CR XI.
Can I update the merge modules to CR XI and still use the CR for VS2005 for development?
Does it make any sense to update CR for VS 2005? Or to get the full CR XI Developer edition? My usage of CR functionality is very limited.
Would there be any benefit to waiting for the release of VS 2008?   How does that change the scenario?
How does Crystal Reports for Visual Studio fit in with the Crystal Reports Lifecycle? It's not mentioned on Business Objects End of Life Dates page . Crystal 10 has a Patch EOL of 31-Dec-07.   Does this apply to CR for VS 2005? Where does 10.5 fit in?
My main concern is allowing customers with CR XI to change the format of my delivered .rpt to run with my app. Adding their company name, logo, etc.   My testing show a CR XI report still works with my current app. But, going forward, what should I deliver and what do I need to use to continue development?

To use Reports designed in XI, you need to use XI or higher runtime, running them in older versions may work, but you may encounter unforeseen issues doing so.
If you are to use VS2005 for development you need to use XI Release 2 (11.5) runtime.
If you are going to use VS2008 for development you need to use Crystal Reports 2008 with Service Pack 0.
The support end of life for versions of Crystal Reports bundled with Visual Studio are linked to what Microsoft's lifecycle for the product is. Generally if there is a workaround for the issue that is simple enough, there will not be a patch created.
The changes you are expecting the customer to do can be accomplished with our RAS SDK which is available without using enterprise starting with Crystal Reports XIR2 SP2.

Integrate Crystal Reports version 11.5 and Visual FoxPro

Post Author: landc50
CA Forum: General
I have developed several softwares in Visual FoxPro while using Crystal Reports Version 7 as the major reporting tool.   It was easy to invoike Crystal reports from my applications, simply by adding the Crystal OCX onto the VFP form.
Now --- I have added the ActiveXReportViewer from version 11.5 onto my VFP form.    Looks ok but it I am not sure how to invoke the reports in Maximized mode.   Seems like it will only show the report the same size as the object I placed on my VFP form.
I need to know how to do this yesterday.   I must implement a new system and I do not want to revert back to Crystal reports version 7.   Any help would be appreciated.

Post Author: The Donger
CA Forum: General
Hi,
I would recommend you have an empty form and drop the viewer on that form. Set the form's state to Maximize.
Good luck,
Brian

Print Issue in VS 2010 Crystal Report Version 13.0.1.220

Hi Friends,
I am new user for SAP crystal report,
can any one help me for
Print Issue in VS 2010 Crystal Report Version 13.0.1.220

Font must be True Type and on the WEB server where the report is being processed.
Run Process Monitor and see if your app is loading the Font....
Typically if the characters show up as a box it means either the font you are using does not support UNICODE characters, it's not installed so font substition is done but the font used doesn't have the Glyph's required or there is a permission issue with the font being instlaled under a local User account and should be installed under the Admin account.
Also, Search for Font and Windows Framework, there are known limitations with .NET Framework and some fonts.
What font are you using?
Don

Need list of Crystal Reports Version Numbers by Product and Service Pack

Hi All,
Where can I get a list of Crystal Reports Version Numbers by Product and Service Pack? I'm trying to figure out which version we have is the most current version, because we have so many version installed threw out our company.
Thanks.

Hi Matt,
Please check the crystal Report 2008 product versions
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Crystal Reports Version Question

Hello,
I am developing a web site using vs 2010 and the compatible version as downloaded from here. I have come across a small issue that I'm sure is easily solvable but I can't find any references to it. When I try to run this solution on another machine or server with crystal reports 10 installed I notice that the graphs colours aren't matching to as set in the report. I understand that this is a version issue but without installing vs 2010 and then the crystal report version supported onto another machine. Is there away or an installation just so that the reports work as expected (fo this version without installing vs 2010).
I tried downloading the redist 32 bit version from here and updating the config file accordingly but when I then generate a report I'm getting a database logon failed error.
Note that if I change the webconfig file back to 10.2.3600.0 from the recently changed 13.0.2000.0 then the report works as expected, except the graph colours aren't using the conditional colours.
Am I doing something horribly wrong?
Cheers,
John.
Edited by: John Arran on Mar 2, 2011 3:11 PM

I'm not sure I understand the details here - I htink the description gets a bit muddled as it goes. E.g.; this:
I understand that this is a version issue but without installing vs 2010 and then the crystal report version supported onto another machine. Is there away or an installation just so that the reports work as expected (fo this version without installing vs 2010).
is a source of confusion for me(?).
In any case, CRVS2010 and CR 10.2 should be (as far as I know, are) side by side compatible. Based on my interpretation of the statement above, I wonder about the runtime being deployed. The CRVS2010 runtime is here:
MSM
http://downloads.businessobjects.com/akdlm/cr4vs2010/CRforVS_mergemodules_13_0.zip
MSI 32 bit
http://downloads.businessobjects.com/akdlm/cr4vs2010/CRforVS_redist_install_32bit_13_0.zip
MSI 64 bit
http://downloads.businessobjects.com/akdlm/cr4vs2010/CRforVS_redist_install_64bit_13_0.zip
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Crystal reports version 12 vs version 11

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all our reports were created in version 12 and successfully produce data--but suddenly 1 report does not work and of course they now say that they can only run the report if it is built in version 11--
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Crystal 2008 (version 12) reports can be opened in Crystal XI (version 11) and saved there. If you don't have access to a copy of Crystal XI, could you possibly see whether the payroll company can downgrade it for you?
-Dell

Crystal Reports, version for Visual Studio 2010 Problem

Dear all,
I encounter a problem after installed the crystal report version for Visual Studio 2010. Once I call
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The error message prompt:
Report is unavailable(Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name:index)
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                    //MYPRTOpts.PageMargins.Right = .1;
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Don

Silverlight and Crystal Reports Version 11.2

Hello
a customer works with Crystal Reports Version 11.2. Is it possible to create a Silverlight Application (in order to set the parameters) and then call the RPT-File? Is there a link for an example?
What I have found so far is this blog entry: http://www.global-webnet.net/blogengine/post/2009/01/06/Running-Crystal-Reports-from-Silverlight.aspx
... But nobody can tell me which version of Crystal Reports is needed.
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Bernhard

Hi Bernhard,
From the looks of the Design in your link it does appear to be a newer version of CR. It may be version 10.2 or 10.5 that comes with VS 2005 and 2008 he was using. If it was then R2 should work also.
There is a link to Contact the blogger, ask him what versions he was using.
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Crystal Reports version 10.0.0.53327 supported on Windows Server 2003 R2?

Hello,
We are currently using Crystal Reports version 10.0.0.53327 with a ASP web application on Windows 2000 Server. We are in the process of upgrading the web server to Windows Server 2003 R2 but have encountered problems with the print feature in the application when printing reports using Crystal Reports. We have duplicated every setting from the original web server on the new web server down to each registry entry and DLL file for Crystal Reports but continue to have a problem. Are there any known compatibility issues with our version of CR and Windows Server 2003 R2?
Any information or assistance provided will be greatly appreciated.
Morgan

You are not giving enough info re. the actual issue. E.g.; encountered problems with the print feature is a bit "loosy goosy". What are the details of the printing issue? Errors? Incorrect printing? Etc.
Taking a wild guess here, but do have a look at [this|http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/oss_notes_boj/sdn_oss_boj_erq/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/scn_bosap/notes.do] kbase.
If that does not help, do search these forums as well as the kbase:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/advancedsearch?cat=sdn_ossnotes&query=&adv=true
And if that does not help, provide more info. Oh, also search for latest updates for CR 10 here:
http://service.sap.com/sap/bc/bsp/spn/bobj_download/main.htm
And finally, specify how you deploy the CR 10 runtime to that server.
Ludek
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Crystal Reports version comparison 10 - 2008

We're looking at upgrading from CR 10 to CR 2008, and want to find out the advantages and disadvantages in doing this.
I've found the "What's new in Crystal Reports 2008" brochure. Interestingly, this doesn't say what it replaces, presumably CR 11 (was there a CR 12?).
We're using mainly SQL Server for the DBs, but also occasionally Access and Paradox. Most launching is from a VB.NET app.
Anyone know where I can find a broad comparison of these versions, or point out specific issues, advantages or gotchas?
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Subject screwed up, so I reposted.

Crystal Reports version comparison CR 10 to 2008

We're looking at upgrading from CR 10 to CR 2008, and want to find out the advantages and disadvantages in doing this.
I've found the "What's new in Crystal Reports 2008" brochure. Interestingly, this doesn't say what it replaces, presumably CR 11 (was there a CR 12?).
We're using mainly SQL Server for the DBs, but also occasionally Access and Paradox. Most launching is from a VB.NET app.
Anyone know where I can find a broad comparison of these versions, or point out specific issues, advantages or gotchas?
Andrew

Hi Andrew,
What you found is all there is available. I suggest downloading the trial verion of CR 2008 and doing some testing.
Searching Forums and notes is also a good source to see if any posts or cases have been logged.
http://www.sap.com/solutions/sapbusinessobjects/sme/freetrials/index.epx
Thank you
Don

Migrate Crystal Reports version 9 to Crystal Reports version 12

I have gone through some of the threads in this forum related to migration of Crystal reports from a previous version to CR 12.
Though it has helped me to a certain extent, the problem still isnt solved.
First, I have not worked with Crystal Reports earlier; this is my first attempt.
Second, I have an application which uses CR version 9 to convert to pdf.
The application is written in VS 2003. The application is hosted under Windows Server 2008 R2; Crystal Reports 12 runtime installed on the Server.
I have downloaded the VSIM for VS 2003. The reference dlls seem to have been upgraded to CR 12. However, when I run the application in the Server, I get the famous
"Either the Crystal Reports registry key permissions are insufficient or the Crystal Reports runtime is not installed correctly.
Please install the appropriate Crystal Reports redistributable (CRRedist*.msi) containing the correct version of the Crystal Reports runtime (x86, x64, or Itanium) required. Please go to http://www.businessobjects.com/support for more information."
error.
Oh, Just for the Info - this application works perfectly fine in my development environment under the Windows XP OS.
Would somebody out there please help me in resolving this issue?
I have spent a lot of time on this issue, doing research on my own and failing miserably.

Download [Modules|https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100006252802008E/modules.zip] and compare what dlls are loading on the server as opposed to your dev computer. Then adjust as needed.
Ludek
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Over 12 minutes required to merely OPEN a .rpt file in Crystal Reports version 8.5

Post Author: Rob Kramar
CA Forum: General
Background: Our division has 3 networked, but geographically dispersed, plants; each plant runs MS SQL Server and Crystal Reports on local servers. A rather complex (version 8.5) Crystal Reports .rpt file (main report plus 12 subreports) exists and executes in one of our distant plants against a MS SQL Server database located there. I copied that .rpt file to my local server (CTXB) which has Crystal Reports 8.5 installed and which I can access via Citrix from my PC. I "repointed" that report to our local MS SQL Server database (located on a different server [CTXA] on my local network) [which uses the same database schema as the database in the other plant] by setting up a new ODBC driver, using the Convert Database Driver function, and using the Set Location function. I applied these changes to the main report and each of the subreports individually. I dropped all the links in Visual Linking in the main report and in each of the subreports and recreated each link. I did a Verify Database on the modified report (which appeared to check the main and each of the 12 subreports). I ran the report within Crystal Reports v8.5 and verified that the output is correct based on my local MS SQL Server data (on server CTXA). I saved the .rpt file on server CTXB and exited Crystal Reports v8.5. I did all the above work on server CTXB via Citrix from my local, networked PC.
Problem: When I try to reopen the .rpt file in Crystal Reports v8.5 (via Citrix on Server CTXB) it consistently takes over 12 minutes to merely open the report. Once opened, it executes with acceptable speed within Crystal Reports v8.5 and produces accurate results.
Note: If I compile the report in v8.5 on server CTXB (via Citrix), and attempt to execute the compiled report on CTXB (via Citrix), the popup with the u201CPrintu201D, u201CDoneu201D, and u201CAboutu201D buttons appears immediately, but an hourglass also appears that prevents me from clicking the u201CPrintu201D button for over 6 minutes. Once the hourglass disappears, that popup works normally and the report executes with acceptable speed (about 4 seconds) after I click the u201CPrintu201D button for a single execution. If I then close the output display window and try to immediately rerun the report (from the u201CPrintu201D, u201CDoneu201D, u201CAboutu201D popup which is still visible) by clicking the u201CPrintu201D button, the hourglass returns again for another 6+ minutes. A third such iteration results in an u201Chourglass lockoutu201D of over 6 minutes.
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