DateTime parameter issue with Stored Procedure CR XI

Hello everyone.
This error was touched on here previously but no answer provided.
I am using Crystal Reports XI with SAP's BUSINESS ONE product. I have a report using a SQL Stored Procedure (SQL 2005). It has datetime parameters.
The Stored Procedure (SP) works fine when executed from within the Management studio. I then created my report, connecting to the SP with an ODBC driver and all was great.
But the add on being used for the report to be included in B1 requires OLE connectivity. No problem, all my reports (none of the others have SP's though), work fine with OLE.
So I tried redirecting the report to use the OLE driver. But I get an error.
I tried creating a new report with the SP using the OLE driver. Same message.
I get the following:
Query Engine Error: 'ADO Error Code: 0x80040e14
Source: Microsoft SQL Native Client
Description: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'CONVERT'.
SQL State: 42000
Native Error: 156'
My code does not include the word CONVERT anywhere.
From what I can find on the web, this is supposedly an issue with the datetime parameter. But despite a few people posting messages about this, I have yet to find the answer. None of the topics have had a reply that provides the fix.
It seems to be something specific to OLE, since it works fine in ODBC. I am using SQL NATIVE CLIENT.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Mark

Hi Alex. Thanks.
One of my colleagues actually suggested a similar thing. He pointed out I should be using the MICROSOFT OLE DB PROVIDER FOR SQL SERVER (I had been doing so but somewhere along the line started using the Native driver).
And yes, that worked like a charm.
Thanks for your help.
Mark

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