Crystal XI Microsoft XP

I am running Crystal 11.0.0.1282 and have a report that I want to add a field to. When I open the field explorer and try to add it to the report I get a Microsoft error. The error is crw32.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. I started with a created report and tried one from scratch.

Hi Robin,
Try with this:
1. Reduce the 'Hardware acceleration' setting in Microsoft Windows.
2. To access the 'Hardware acceleration' setting in Microsoft Windows:
Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Display > Settings > Advanced > Troubleshooting.
There are typically six possible settings for 'Hardware acceleration': from 'None' to 'Full'.
If you are using Dual monitor run the CR appliacation on primary monitor cause Dual monitor is not tested with Crystal Reports.
Regards,
Shweta

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https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100006013432008E/rdc_vba.exe
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Post Author: Brian Morris
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
Iu2019m aware I can save Microsoft Project Files (MPP) to an Access Database, Excel document etc. and there are ways to connect to a Microsoft Project Server.
I wanted to know if anyone has managed to connect directly to one though. Currently we use MPPs to report project status and other deliverables, and itu2019s been an annoyance to have to save the project file then export the data over into a new excel document when ever we have changes (since not all users have project or need all the data in the file).
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Post Author: Brian Morris
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
Ok, I answered my own question on the connection issue, but I'm having issues with the predefined fields that enter into the report. The Database Expert shows the correct table names, but when I select them and look at the fields, they are all showing fields that are part of the "Project" table. when I use "Add Command" and use SQL to do a "Select * From TableName" ,where TableName is the name of the respective table, I get the data I'm looking for. Has anyone else run into this error? Is the error on Crystal Reports side or the Data provider's OLE DB driver? Has anyone with a fully patched system encountered the same errors?
Current SetupCrystal Version: 11.0.0.1282CR Professional; Product Type:FullOLE DB Driver: Microsoft Project 10.0 OLE DB Provider
I have pasted my findings below, hopefully other people won't have the same issues I did trying to find this information. if anyone else wants to test and see if they get the same issues I did it would be greatly appreciated.
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Select *
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Is there a way to convert Crystal Reports to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 reporting services?

Post Author: Lourdes Hernandez
CA Forum: General
Our department has always worked with and we love Crystal Reports. Unfortunately, certain reports now need to be converted to Microsoft SQL Server 2005 reporting services which from what I read I think they are *.rdl reports. Does Crystal reports have any way around this? I would have to learn this other tool when I'm already so happy with Crystal. I was thinking If I could just code the report in crystal and export it in a specific format that would be compatible Microsoft, the problem would be solved.
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Post Author: bettername
CA Forum: General
Ditto!
There are some software packages to convert from CR to RS, but none work 100% AFAIK, and will require manual tuning.
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Update to CR XI R2 and keep your fingers crossed. Your chances of getting this to work CR 10 are pretty well zero. Your chance of getting this to work with CR XI R2 SP 6 are better, but still approaching zero. You may be able to obtain CR XI R2 by calling sales (866-681-3435) or check the Worldwide Office Locations | SAP.
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I am attempting to report on the items in Microsoft Sharepoint lists. I have created a new data connection (web service) and selected the following options:
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Cannot determine the queries necessary to get data for this report.
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Hello,
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I have created a Crystal Report using Crystal Reports XI. In terms of a datasource I simply used a unc path to the actual mdb file.
I can open the report local on the PC in CR XI and the report runs no problem however I have deployed to our Crystal Reports server XI so that users can use it.
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Try this
Symptom
Access files present on the network drives.
Create a report based on files on the network drives.
Reproducing the Issue
Create a Crystal Report using Access and Excel files on the network drive as Data Source.
Crystal Reports XI Release 1, Release 2.
Operating System: Windows XP SP2
Database: Microsoft Access / Excel.
Resolution
On the Windows XP system go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel.
Double Click on Administrative Tools.
Double Click on Data Sources (ODBC).
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For Excel Files select 'Driver do Microsoft Excel (*.xls)' as driver type and then click on Finish.
Enter the Data Source Name and under the Database option click on Select.
Then click on the Network button, Map Network Drive window will appear.
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Keywords
Excel Access Crystal Reports Network Drive
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Crystal Report Viewer 1.3.7
java.vendor = Sun Microsystems Inc.
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os.arch = x86
os.version = 5.1
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network: Connecting http://localhost:7001/cis/servlets/reports/mgnt/WorkflowDetailReport1.rpt?viewer=java&vfmt=encp&vgen=652&language=en with proxy=DIRECT
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how can I use Crystal Reports 10 with Microsoft dynamics Retails Manegment System (RMS)
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Hello,
From the looks of things on MS web site about this product it appears it uses MS SQL Server. You should be able to create CR reports off of that DB using either ODBC or OLE DB. What tables to use I have no idea so you'll have to browse the database tables.
To do so using OLE DB create a new report and select OLE DB and then select the server name where the MS server is installed, log in and then you'll be able to see the databases and tables. From there you are on your own.
To use ODBC, Open the ODB Administrator in Control Panel and clcik on the System DSN tab and add a new DSN. Select MS SQL Server and the driver, enter in the log on info and select the default database.
For more info I suggest you search Microsofts Forums on which database and tables to use.
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Hello.
I am extremely beginner on Crystal Report.
I have some questions regarding Crystal Report and Microsoft Dynamics GP10
I have Microsoft Dynamics GP sample code for how to run Crystal Report from GP. Unfortunately, I couldn't able to run this code successfully.
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XI(RDC) use CrystalRuntime.Application.11
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Hi Kicheol,
Yes to develop in Crystal Reports you must have a developer version so you all the required files and are licensed to do so.
You wrote:
I mean that I noticed that different version of Crystal Report use different way to create com object.
For example,
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RDC is a COM report engine which you are using
RAS is an InProc report engine that has replaced RDC as the desktop and WEB reporting engine. RDC has been deprecated and no longer shipped in CR 2008.
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