CRVS2010 Beta - PLEASE WAIT WHILE DOCUMENT I S PROCESSING

I have installed Cristal report 2010 y Visual studio 2010 the report in visual studio 2010 in design mode Correctly , but when run the aplication show de next message > PLEASE WAIT WHILE DOCUMENT I S PROCESSING and the aplication not responding and not show the report why?. I call the report >
myreport r = new myreport();
crystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = r;
crystalReportViewer1.RefreshReport();
Updated subject line....
Edited by: Don Williams on Oct 31, 2010 5:00 PM

Not enough info,
What OS?
What language is the OS?
What have you done to debug the problem?
Is it a Windows or WEB app?
What happens if you use a report with saved data?
Why are you not setting the database log on info?
Thank you
Don

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