Difference between Service Pack 5 for CR-XI (R2) and BOE-XI (R2)

Difference between "Service Pack 5" for CR-XI (R2) and BOE-XI (R2)
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There are two different "Service Pack 5" files available for download...
CRYSTAL REPORTS XI (R2) = crxir2win_sp5.exe
BUSINESS OBJECTS ENTERPRISE XI (R2) = boxir2win_sp5.exe
If we have workstations that have both CRYSTAL REPORTS XI and the BUSINESS OBJECTS ENTERPRISE "Client Tools" installed locally on them do I need to run both versions of the "Service Pack 5" - or will running just one (1) of them update all the installed desktop tools...?
Thanks in advance!

I think the CR patch has client issues only.
The enterrpsie one is sufficient in most cases. Is that CR XIR1 or CR XIR2 client you have installed? Make sure it's CR XIR2 or you could run into issues
Regards,
Tim

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