Crystal Reports V8.5から.Crystal Reports 2008へのレポートファイルのコンバート

現在、Crystal Reports V8.5から、Crystal Reports 2008へバージョンアップをしています。
Crystal Reports V8.5で作成した定義を、Crystaｌ Reports 2008で実行した際に
データソースの保存場所の設定が、V8.5と2008の間で変わった（と思っています）為
帳票出力出来ません。
V8.5の定義では、以下のようにデータソースのパスを指定しています。
レポート
｜－XXXX.DBF
　｜－プロパティ
　　　｜－データベースタイプ：xBase
　　　｜－サーバータイプ：pdbxbse.dll
　　　｜－サーバー名：XXXX.DBF
◆メニューバーのデータベース -> データベースの照合 -> データソースの保存場所の設定 -> プロパティのデータベースパスをレポートと同一にする -> レポートファイルを上書き保存
上記作業を行うと、Crystal Reports 2008でもデータソースを正しく見る事が出来るようになるのですが、
いかんせんレポートファイルが100本近くあるので手作業で1つ1つ行っていくのが手間です。
このコンバート作業について、SAP社からユーティリティなどはリリースされていますか？
ダウンロードサイトは確認しましたが、見つけられてはいません。。。
また、ユーティリティが無ければ、このコンバート作業をバッチプログラムなどで行いたいと考えています。
どなたかバッチプログラムを作られた方いらっしゃいますか？それとも、バッチプログラムでの作業は無理なのでしょうか？

Hi Again,
That is very strange, almost like a pop up blocker is enabled.
All I can suggest is to use ProcessMonitor and look for Access Denied errors to see if that helps, likely some security setting is blocking the linking UI from updating itself.
And/Or purchase a case on line and get someone in Support to work with you directly to fix the issue. It's beyond what forums can do now.
Here's the link:
http://store.businessobjects.com/store/bobjamer/DisplayProductByTypePage&parentCategoryID=&categoryID=11522300?resid=-Z5tUwoHAiwAAA8@NLgAAAAS&rests=1254701640551
Good luck.
Don

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