Crystal 10 -- ''Failed to open document. Read past end TSLV record.''

I create new report using Wizard, Add Command (Oracle query).
I see table in my report, I can run ... Then I save my report and close it.
But when I try to open again -- I can't open again and I see error: "Failed to open document. Read past end TSLV record."
Please, help me ! :((((

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HELP!Crystal 10 -- ''Failed to open document. Read past end TSLV record.''

I create new report using Wizard, Add Command (Oracle query).
I see table in my report, I can run ... Then I save my report and close it.
But when I try to open again -- I can't open again and I see error: "Failed to open document. Read past end TSLV record."
Please, help me ! :((((

The following SAP Note may help you!!!!
[https://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]
Regards,
Raghavendra

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Today I repeated the process twice (once ith multiple subreports and once with all aggregate queries combined in a single subreport), only to have the new report files become unusable with the same error message. I am completely shocked at this behaviour from Crystal Reports. I have now spent 10+ hours with no usable report. I realy need a fix for this ASAP!!! Any suggestions would be greatlhy appreciated.

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Just wanted to confirm you were on SP1.
I've found that these types of error are usually due to corrupt system files or sometimes even Anti-virus software denying access. If there is no error it's not CR corrupting the file.
Look in your AV logs to see if it's logging anything.
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I've done a few hours of searching for a solution to my problem with no specific answer helping me.
I recently upgraded 63 various reports from Crystal Reports version 8.5 to Crystal Reports 2011 (using a Windows 7 box). I realigned all of the report fields, and ensured all the variables within the report worked as they did before. Basically all 63 worked like old. I deployed these reports to a Windows 2012 R2 server which has Crystal Reports 2011 installed (as well as Crystal Report Runtime for .Net Framework) and 4 out of 63 no longer work. When I try to open them with Crystal Reports 2011 it gives me an error 'Access Denied [line break] Failed to Open Document' In the Event Viewer for Windows it gives me the following details as to what happened.
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name:                        APPCRASH
Application Name:                             crw32.exe
Application Version:                           14.0.4.738
Application Timestamp:                     4fd6ccca
Fault Module Name:                          crw32.exe
Fault Module Version:                        14.0.4.738
Fault Module Timestamp:                  4fd6ccca
Exception Code:                                  c0000005
Exception Offset:                                000cf0e5
OS Version:                                          6.1.7601.2.1.0.272.7
Locale ID:                                             1033
Additional Information 1:                  0a9e
Additional Information 2:                  0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3:                  0a9e
Additional Information 4:                  0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Here are the things I've done to try and troubleshoot/resolve it:
Re-upgrade the original CR 8.5 Report to 2011 and migrate it to server. (Didn't work)
Migrate the original CR 8.5 Report to Windows 2012 Server and try to upgrade it there (Same error on 8.5 report)
Repair/Reinstall Crystal Reports 2011 on Windows 2012 Server via Windows Control Panel->Uninstall Program tool (Didn't Work)
Repair/Reinstall Crystal Reports Runtime for .Net Framework on Windows 2012 Server via Windows Control Panel->Uninstall Program tool (Didn't Work)
Add three System Environment Variables to enable Crystal Reports Error Logging through CRLogger.dll (LOGGING_DIR = C:\CRLOGGING; LOGGING_ENABLED_ASSERT = 1; LOGGING_ENABLED_RUNTIME = 30)
Now..the error logging gives me error numbers, and which line of which .cpp file is encountering a problem, but that really doesn't help me because I don't have access to Crystal Reports Source Code. (Pasted below for those who are really curious).
I've seen Ludek or other SAP staff shut down discussions with some line about 'Report Development is not a ...' but I feel that this isn't related to how the report was developed and instead something in the application not jiving well with something else.
Any help or suggestions would be incredibly well received and appreciated.
Time Stamp
Thread ID
File Name
Line Number
Logged Data
Level
2015-4-24-12-48-43
3820
..\cserrinf.cpp
523
Error 31831 (..\..\src\data\preQEFileIO.cpp, 3578)
1
2015-4-24-12-48-43
3820
..\cserrinf.cpp
523
Error 31831 (..\..\src\data\preQEFileIO.cpp, 3847)
1

Hi Thomas,
Statistically speaking, 4 out of 63 reports isn't bad for a migration. So something in these 4 reports is different from the others. I've had this happen if there are images or an object inserted into the report and the update doesn't know how to handle that object.
The best way to try and find the problem is by process of elimination. Open the reports again in 8.5 and remove a couple of things at a time. Save it then open in 2011 and see if it fails or not. Continue doing that until the report actually opens. The problem could be anything from a formula or printer settings to attachments.
Good luck,
Brian

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I've been saving to the local hard drive. The file was created and edited exclusivey in CS5 on this machine.
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I'm having this wierd problem. Sometimes, I get a message "
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Using Flash Pro CS6 (v 12.0.0.481) on Mac OSX 7.5
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This problem has been around for years and the solution you suggest is only the second best in my opinion.
The best would be to have a Failsafe like many other products/companies already have going: Corel, Autodesk, Microsoft etc.:
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Can`t be Rocket Science. If you can`t make your products work reliable, at least come up with manageable solutions.
There is at least one day a month were I would be really lost without the ability of our company to rewind to the xfl version of yesterday.
I can`t imagine what someone that works as a freelancer and hasn`t got the redundancy of companies has to go through if Flash burns him/her on a regular basis.

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To a local drive? (eg. hard drive, SSD drive, USB key,       SD card, opened as email attachment, opened from a zip archive, etc)
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