Crystal Report 9, Supported MS SQL-Server 2000 versions

Hi,
we are using Crystal Report 9 with SQL-Server 2000 SP3 as APS/CMS database. I want to upgrade the SQL-Server with SP4, Do you know, if MS SQL-Server 2000 SP4 is supported for Crystal Report 9?
Thanks
Regards
Horst Becker

Yes it is. Search for Platforms in the Articles section for a complete list.

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Query Engine report error with Crystal Report 9 And MS SQL SErver 2000

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Currently I m doing a report with Crystal Report 9 and MS SQL as back End.I used a stored procedure to fetch data from DB.The Stored procedure works properly with query analyzer . But when I take report through application
"Table Not Found" Error is coming.Later I Found that In stored procedure for certain conditions only this error comes.But I cant resolve it.
Can any One check any pblm with this query
ELSE IF ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 10 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 11 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 12 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 13 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 14
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BEGIN
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END
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END
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Can any one help me....plz....I m in such a critical situation...

Hi,
Currently I m doing a report with Crystal Report 9 and MS SQL as back End.I used a stored procedure to fetch data from DB.The Stored procedure works properly with query analyzer . But when I take report through application
"Table Not Found" Error is coming.Later I Found that In stored procedure for certain conditions only this error comes.But I cant resolve it.
Can any One check any pblm with this query
ELSE IF ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 10 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 11 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 12 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 13 Or ISNULL(@intSourceID,0) = 14
BEGIN
IF ISNULL(@intSchemeID,0) <> 0
BEGIN
Select* From table
END
ELSE IF ISNULL(@intSchemeID,0) = 0
BEGIN
Select
END
END
When I comment the above codes , report works fine....
Can any one help me....plz....I m in such a critical situation...
Refer the above statement highlighted in BOLD. That statement is WRONG. Select what ???? Try any one of the below statement,
select ''
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select 0
--or
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i am tring to create a report connecting to sql server 2005, however, i could not find a proper provider to connect sql server 2005, and i found Microsoft OLE DB provider for sql is only suited for sql server 2000 and earlier version, and i dont want to use ODBC connecting, so my question if there is other way to connect sql 2005 in the Crystal report XI?

Hi
Due to timing of product release dates, Crystal Reports XI was not tested with Microsoft SQL Server 2005. The changes made to connectivity drivers for MS SQL Server 2005 are significant and have been addressed in Crystal Reports XI Release 2.
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Microsoft SQLServer 7.0 SP4 with
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Crystal Report 8.5 with SQL SERVER 2005 problems

Post Author: AREVA
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
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For versions above than SQL 2000, you can refer to sql reporting services configuration tool.
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http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/e4263367-600d-4bb1-94e7-6b66e5df295d/how-do-i-find-configuration-details-on-sql-server-2000-ssrs?forum=sqlreportingservices
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