Files with termination *.SSD in C:\WINDOWS\Temp

Post Author: Ferran
CA Forum: General
Hi all,
I have Crystal Reports XI installed in a windows 2003 Server, but now I have a big problem with space disk. Looking to empty the hard drive I found a lot of files ( 29.705 files ) from 1 Kb to 35MB each one in path: C:\WINDOWS\Temp, and I saw that everytime I request a report trought the JSP viewer it creates a file called JPEXXXXXXX.ssd ( x is a random number ).
I would know if I can erase because the total space of files are 4,15 GB. I think the files is only a temporal of report because the file contains data of report but I don't know what happen if I erase the files.
Thanks a lot and sorry for my english.
Ferran.

Post Author: mathieur
CA Forum: General
Hi, My guess is that you don't close your reportDocument once you're done with it. My suggestion would be to surround your process of generating your report, then in a finally{} block, use this kind of logic below: if(clientDoc!=null && clientDoc.isOpen()){ clientDoc.close(); clientDoc = null;} Good luckMathieu Riendeau

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