Locating Crystal Reports

I'm having a problem with locating my report files. In the config file I have ../.. setup and my report are located relative to my Application root. The probem I am seeing is the application seems to be looking for the files relative to the <server>/.wlnotdelete/extract/<earFile>_<appName>/jarfiles/WEB-INF/lib directory as opposed to the
<server>/.wlnotdelete/<earFile>/<appName>/WEB-INF/lib driectory which makes it impossible to see my report that are in a directory within the application context.
Is there a server config param to keep the jarfile from being copied? Or another posible solution?

I have Crystal Reports XI R2 .Net Server 2005 installed. I don't think this SP5 https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100013876392008E/crxir2win_sp5.exe is the correct version for what I have installed.
Is there a patch for the ADO.NET Slow Performance issue for Crystal Reports XI R2 .Net Server 2005?
Thanks

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i cannot find a way to specify the MENU LOCATION just like the Import Wizard allows.
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After some initial difficulty instally CR XI R2 with SP 6 on a windows XP machine (see thread Error on installation of CR XI R2 SP6), the Crystal Reports environment seemed fine, however, when I tried resetting the datasource location on an ODBC datasource between a development and production server, I get the message 'Some Tables could not be replaced as no match was found....'   The tables in the two databases are identical so that isn't the issue.
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I can create a new report using the DSN for the Progress Driver and add tables, but the table names are coming up as an alias - i.e. if I add a table called PM_Plant, the table added to the report is PM_Plant1.
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The reports were created with CR XI R1 on my PC initially and the progress drivers have not changed since.   The reports were deployed to a server and I pulled them back to my PC to test out any changes after the CR XI R2 SP 6 upgrade. (so there is really only one machine involved, the one that had the upgrade).
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Hello,
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Hi Don,
Thanks for the update.
Actually I've installed SAP Integration Kit and its Fixpack in both....BOE Server (which is the same as the SAP server) and in client pc. In all cases we have select a typical installation which supposes the required drivers are available. Also I've followed Ingo's documentation to activate and publish standard Risk Management reports (RM reports). Everything works ok with them. We are able to access reports through the application.
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Dear All
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hi kambadasan,
is your CR version the same from which you design the report and to the another server? also did you import your report directly to SBO without changing the data source first? in the case you should update first your Data Source in Crystal Report IDE before importing it to SBO.
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Runtime ASP.NET 3.5
VS 2010
Under Database Fields (rt click) try Set DataSource Location... causes VS2010 to crash.
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Problem Event Name:     APPCRASH
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Application Version:     12.1.0.892
Application Timestamp:     48de4bbc
Fault Module Name:     cslibu-3-0.dll
Fault Module Version:     12.4.0.966
Fault Module Timestamp:     4daed0a1
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Exception Offset:     0002d7fd
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Additional Information 2:     0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3:     0a9e
Additional Information 4:     0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
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Through Startu2014Run are you able to view the image by choosing the following path ?
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Error in switching from one database location to another database location in Crystal Reports using JSP

Hi,
Please help me in resolving the issue while changing the database dynamically in crystal reports using JSP. I followed the below link to change DB connection dynamically.
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Prior to using Crystal Reports, I will create (if not already there) a database in my Visual Basic project file.
Via Crystal Report XI, when I designed reports, I used Database Location as my project file where I stored a copy of the .mdb file.
Prior to creating an "installaltion setup" package, I will create a Directory in Program Files. Let's use and example--I'll call the Directory in Program Files "Sports" so what I do is to copy the ".mdb" file to this directory and change the database location in the rpt files to "C:\Program Files\Sports".
I have a question, in most install packages, the installer has the option to change the location of the setup files. Let's say installing my application, the user changes the directory. Therefore, the setup files (including the database) are not in "C:\Program Files\Sports" they are in "C:\Program Files\SomeOtherDirectory".
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Since Crystal Reports 2008 this is not possible anymore (no RDC, no direct way to modify the report SQL string).
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Table Nr: 0
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Furthermore if the report was designed using a SQL command, the location and in the name property contain the string COMMAND. Therefore the table object doesn't seems to be the solution to my problem.
Thanks to the help of a user in this forum here, I figured out how to read the SQL string of a report. Unfortunately I did not found a way to assign it back to the report.
Has anybody here an idea how to solve my problem? I'm open for every kind of hint.
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PageMargins pmMargins = rdReport.PrintOptions.PageMargins;
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pmMargins.leftMargin = 350;
pmMargins.rightMargin = 350;
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