Migrating from crystal report 8.5 to 10.0 giving error

migrating from crystal report 8.5 to 10.0 giving error
I am working in migrating my cr application to 10th ver from the existing 8.5 where we have to explicitly make a query in query builder and then attach it. I was using dsn in ms odbc for oracle driver to connect the DB. Now in 10.0 i have removed the query file created using 8.5 query builder and trying to write directly to command editor. the report as stand alone is working fine. but when i try to generate the pdf using my vb application then on .export option it is giving error as "Logon failed.
Details: 01S00:[Microsoft][ODBC driver for Oracle]Invalid connection string attribute". i think the problem might be with cddb_oracle.dll or crdb_oracle.dll file as i am using a evaluation version of crystal report 10. as input to dsn i am providing

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Migrating from crystal report 8.5 to 10.0 giving error 01S00:error

migrating from crystal report 8.5 to 10.0 giving error
I am working in migrating my cr application to 10th ver from the existing 8.5 where we have to explicitly make a query in query builder and then attach it. I was using dsn in ms odbc for oracle driver to connect the DB. Now in 10.0 i have removed the query file created using 8.5 query builder and trying to write directly to command editor. the report as stand alone is working fine. but when i try to generate the pdf using my vb application then on .export option it is giving error as "Logon failed.
Details: 01S00:[Microsoft][ODBC driver for Oracle]Invalid connection string attribute". i think the problem might be with cddb_oracle.dll or crdb_oracle.dll file as i am using a evaluation version of crystal report 10. as input to dsn i am providing
1.dsn
2.usid
3.database
4.password
what else is missing . plz help.....

Well, you can migrate, you can not upgrade (semantics I suppose). E.g.; the RDC was deprecated in CR XI r1 and retired in CR 2008. Thus there is no way for you to upgrade to version 12 of the RDC as there is no such thing. So, from here, you have two options: migrate / port the app to .NET, or Java SDKs.
Re. RDC, see my blog here:
/people/ludek.uher/blog/2008/10/20/report-designer-component--past-present-future
For porting the app to .NET, see this article:
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e0eb394f-931e-2b10-3b82-9413bfc3f457
Ludek

Migrate from Crystal Report XI R2 to Business Objects XI R2

Hello friends,
As per end of licence life cycle for Crystal report, we need to migrate our 30 crystal reports to BO xi r2.
First thing i need to ask is that ...is this possible to migrate from Crystal report XI R2 to BO xi R2 ?
If yes than where i can find migration guide..i tried import wizard but its not showing crystal reports in list.
please help..
thanks.

Ok. We used the same Administrator user.
It seems first we need to move report to Report Samples than only it shows in list.
If we keep *.rpt under user folders its not being imported.
Import is possible this way only. Now we need to call the report from java.
Which API should we use to print this crystal report migrated to BO?
Regards.
MNBdev

Migration from crystal reports 8 to 11 - Formatting Issue(Criticial)

Post Author: DJ Gaba
CA Forum: General
I have migrated my crystal report version from version 8 to version 11 (evaluation version) but I am seeing some formattiong issue
My entire report data has moved little bit toward right so my rightmost line (table) wraps up in next page and hence leaving every second page blank.
is it that I am using evaluation version that is casuing problme. Report is opening up properly but it's the formatting issues
Or it's something else
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DJ

Post Author: DJ Gaba
CA Forum: General
Well I will definately try that. Currenlty I am in process of downloading licensed version to observe the behaviour
But just looking at font sizes in both pdf's (version 8 and 11), it seems that font sizes are same in both pdfs. But I will confirm that once I open the crystal report 11 designer
Probably you can send me your e-mail ID so that I can send you both pdf's
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DJ

Migrating from Crystal Reports Charts using TopN and "Other" to Reporting Services

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We were looking at report deployment options and evaluating SSRS vs Crystal Report Server. There were several reasons we decided to go with SSRS:
Cascading Parameters
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SSRS seemed more user-friendly than CRS
There were a few other considerations I can remember now, but the final reason was price. My company already had the licenses for SQL Server. However, even if that was not a consideration I still would have gone with SSRS.
Hope this info helps.
Scott

Migration from Crystal Reports 2008 to Crystal reports Enterprise(BOE 4.0)

Dear all ,
I m currently doing a project on Crystal reports 2008 where datasource is mostly SAP BW queries. Our customer will have BOE 4.0 in coming months . I have heard that in BOE 4.0 Crystal reports for Enterprise will be a better option for BW datasources.Is that true? So here comes my question , Is it possible to migrate reports based on Crsytal reports 2008 to Crystal reports for Enterpise 4.0 afterwards. What will be best option for us , shall we build further reports on Crystal reports 2008 or Crystal reports 2011 or should wait until we have BOE 4.0 ?
Thanks
Best regards
Atul

Hi,
We are going through the migration process from 2008 to Enterprise version. The only issue we are facing is the mapping of the Hierarchy nodeid and parentid. Other than that we were able to migrate most of the pieces from the report.
Here is the overview of migration process:
1. When you run the upgrade manager to migrate objects from BOE 3.1 to 4.0 it will automatically upgrade it to CR 2011 version.
2. You then have option to migrate it manually by opening the report in Enterprise version.
3. If you open the report in Enterprise version it will prompt you to connect to common semantic layer wizard.
4. Before that you have to have your datasource ready for that report depends on how your CR 2008 is connected. (can be BEx query or Relational Universe)
5. If its BEx query you have to maintain the connection in CMC under OLAP connection to your BW system.
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Thanks.
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Migrate from Crystal Report Server XI R2 to new Eclipse RAS SDK Question

Hi,
I am migrating Crystal Report Server XI R2 RAS SDK to Eclipse RAS SDK which seems to be quite easy.
I have the following old code which basicly programmaticly creates a Report from scratch adds a Table and then
populates the Report with a Pojo Collection.
 
Now before I would have : 
 
Table oTable = new Table(); 
oTable.setName("reportTable"); 
pbConnAttributes.putStringValue("QE_DatabaseType", "Java Beans Connectivity"); 
pbConnAttributes.putStringValue(PropertyBagHelper.CONNINFO_DATABASE_DLL, "crdb_javabeans.dll"); 
PropertyBag pbLogonProperties = new PropertyBag(); 
pbLogonProperties.putStringValue("Java Bean Classes", className); 
pbLogonProperties.putStringValue("SSOKEY", ""); 
pbConnAttributes.put("QE_LogonProperties", pbLogonProperties); 
pbConnAttributes.putBooleanValue(PropertyBagHelper.CONNINFO_SSO_ENABLED, false); 
oTable.getConnectionInfo().setKind(ConnectionInfoKind.CRQE); 
oTable.getConnectionInfo().setUserName(""); 
oTable.getConnectionInfo().setPassword(null); 
oTable.getConnectionInfo().setAttributes(pbConnAttributes); 
//following statement throws Exception 
doc.getDatabaseController().addTable(oTable, null); 
 
getDatabaseController().setDataSource(pojoCollection, pojoClass.class,"reportTable", "reportTable");
 
 
Now wenn using the c lient eclipse RAS SDK which pbConnAttributes should I use? 
No matter which ones I choose I get a Bad Driver Exception or Named Exception. 
Can anybody help?
Edited by: snake-john99 on Aug 11, 2010 10:35 AM
Edited by: snake-john99 on Aug 11, 2010 10:39 AM

Hi Mikael,
Since you're already on CR Server XI R2, you can use the Upgrade Management Tool to migrate all the content to CR Server 2013.
Anwers to your questions:
1) Yes, the Upgrade Management Tool does support this kind of migration
2) It does seem that the UMT allows you to move all report instances as well as the scheduled jobs over to the new server
3) I've always had issues with Business Views when using Import Wizard however I'm not sure whether they work well with the new UMT. In any case, I always prefer to export the LOVs and BVs from within the Business View Manager to a .xml file and then import them in the higher version of the Server, again, from within the Business View Manager.
-Abhilash

Migration from crystal report 8.5 to 10.2

Dear Sir/Madam,
I have an application written by vb .net 2005 with crystal report 8.5.
Do you know how I can upgrade the crystal report from 8.5 to 10.2?
Are they totally different? Or there are some references about this migration.
Thank you for your attention.
Yours sincerely,
Frodo

Ludek -
Thanks for this much information. I might end up using CR .Net with VS2005 or VS2008. But I want to carefully understand what my options are. Please see my further queries inline with your responses.
1) Is it mentioned somewhere when we agree to MS Visual Studio 2005 terms that we cannot be using the RDC for report creation and viewing in our custom applications?
License agreement
DT-> Is this the Visual Studio 2005 licensinig agreement that we agree.? Do you have an extract of the same for me?
2) It looks like the last known version which supports RDC is CR XI R2- are there different variants of CR XI R2 and which one should be the one that gels well with Visual Studio 2005/Visual Studio 6.0? Would the dll's CRDesigner.dll, CRViewer.dll and craxddrt.dll be available with it for our usage?
+Yes, CR XI r2 is the last version to ship the RDC. Re.craxddrt.dll. Remember that you need extra licensing for this dll - as opposed to craxDrt.dll which is part of the free runtime. For more info re. licensing of craxDDrt.dll, talk to sales as they will be able to explain this in more detail (866-681-3435).
DT-> Can I used the functionality presented by the CRDesignerctrl.dll at run time when I am using craxdrt.dll? What are the differences in CRaxddrt.dll and craxdrt.dll, in terms of the usage? Are CRDesignerctrl.dll and CRDesigner.dll different?
For more info re. RDC see the following:
RDC statement of Direction
Using the Report Designer Component in Microsoft Visual Studio .NET article.
Note 1217809
Report Designer Component - Past, Present & Future blog.
My question to you would be this; Since you have .NET and are willing to upgrade to CR XI release 2, why do you want to use an unsupported technology (unsupported in .NET). And a version of CR that will be out of support in June of 2010 and thus patch support will be terminated some moths before that. Why not use the CR SDK for .NET?
DT-> We have an almost complete application written on CR8.5 with VS6.0 and wanted to ramp that up to the right level which is new. I might really end up using CR SDK for .NET, but want to understand the cons well, before I finalize tomorrow. I want to minimize developmental effort and yet would like to stay at the latest level.
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We have a bunch of reports implemented with Crystal Reports and we are planning to migrate those reports to XMLP. Is that possible? Dose anyone has the same problem? What is the general process? I have no experience about XMLP before.
Thanks in advance

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Thanks for your reply, Yes, for the data we can utilize the query from the Crystal report. But after Crystal Reports get the data, it can do extra things on the data, such as applying some functions on the raw data. It can also define some Formula Fields out of the data. the Formula Fields can be placed in the reports too. The defination of Formula Fields can be very complicated involves a lots of operators include +, *, IF/THEN/ELSE, SELECT CASE, AND/OR, and so on, there could be some pre-defined function in also, here is one example of Formula Field definition(Notice that the definition can contain other Formula Field):
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How can we achive the same thing using XMLP? Since Formula Fields are widely used in our reports. You said the data should be the simplest, dose it mean we calulate whatever we need in the query/extraction and feed the RTF with the final result using XML?
Thanks,

Migrating from Crystal Reports 9 to Crystal Reports XI

Hi,
I have a java web project that uses Crystal Reports 9 to generate reports. I need to make my project compatible with Crystal Reports XI.
I researched and found that Crystal reports XI does not use a report Application server however it can use tomcat, the server I am using for my project.
I tried changing in the code as I found in the Crystal Reports XI for J2EE startup Guide from the business object website.
However, I am getting the error: "Unable to connect to the server - Connection refused: connect-- Error code:-2147217387 Error code name:connectServer"
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For Microsoft SQL 2000, I am using net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver
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Hi,
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Migration from Crystal reports 8.5 to XI

Hi,
I have this scenario at present:
Crystal reports 8.5 is invoked by MS Visual C++ program passing report template name, report format, report location and params as parameters. This program invokes report engine, generates report in specified format and places it in specified location.
Now, am working towards achieving this:
1) Install Crystal reports 11 on same machine as crystal reports 8.5
2) Invoke crystal reports 11 report engine with same VC++ program, am not sure if this is possible as Crystal reports 11 doesn't mention about support of VC++ invocation.
3) Alternate to step 2 above, is to write a java program (similar to that of VC++) and run it in command line.
Kindly let me know your suggestions & steps to achieve my objectives above.
Thanks,
M.Ravi

You do not mention if you are using the CR WIN APIs (retired), the OCX (retired) or the RDC. If you are using the CR WIN APIs or the OCX, you have to rewrite your app using the RDC. If you are using the RDC all you should need to do is update your references of the crviewer.dll and craxdrt.dll to CR XI.
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Migrating from Crystal Reports 9 to 2008 Issue

Hello,
We have quite a few reports in our product that were built of of tables in a database. One report in question has fields from two tables. We used to load the report in VB6, and set the SQLQueryString property on the report equal to a select statement to select specific rows for the report.
We are trying to change these reports to use DataSets. The idea is to populate a dataset with all the data the report needs, and set that as the data source. No matter what I do, i cannot seem to get data to show up in the report. I've tried creating a dataset with two tables, named identically to the tables we were using out of the database, and then filling the dataset with ALL the records from both tables. Then I tried creating a dataset with one table, with columns from both tables, neither seem to work.
After creating the dataset, we are using the Set datasource location in Crystal, and updating it to use the Dataset we created. I've verified the dataset has rows, and everything seems like it -should- work fine, but no data is populated.
I did notice that when changing the datasource location to the dataset, the Tables retained their old names with the name of the table in the dataset in parenthesis. I thought about merging all the fields from both tables into just one table from the dataset, but could not find an easy way to do this without having to completely redesign the report.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Moved your post to the .NET SDK forum.
Ah, that will be a problem, CR no longer allows editing the SQL statement so those old reports are going to cause problems.
First also, you did not say but you can't use the RDC or OCX or CR 2008 in .NET 2010
Go to this page and download the CR for VS 2010 installer: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/boc/crystalreports-dotnet
Bottom of the page: http://downloads.businessobjects.com/akdlm/cr4vs2010/CRforVS_13_0_1.exe gets CR installed into VS 2010.
Then you can use RAS which is the replacement for the OCX and RDC.
Then if you need .NET samples see this page to get you going:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/BOBJ/NETRASSDK+Samples#NETRASSDKSamples-Exporting%2FPrinting
A couple of ways to possibly fix those legacy reports.
General over view is to:
1. Rebuild your reports from scratch and use your XML files as the data source
2. Rebuild your reports and use the DataSet as your report source ( BIG warning here, DS's are limited to the amount of data so better to use XML as the source )
3. Hit the Database directly and use Record Selection API's to add your filters to the data
4. Use database Command which allows you to enter SQL directly and edit it in code.
All methods are likely going to have problems due to you altering the SQL manually.
The replacement for edited SQL in legacy reports is to use a Command Object, you see this in the database wizard.
I have code that will convert a report based on 1 or 2 tables and convert it to a Command Object as the data source but this may not work for you depending on what the report started with.... More tables and it won't work.
Not going to suggest DS's as they will cause problem for the end user when they start using your app to archive the database.
For XML, use the below code to get your data into a DS and then save the DS as a XML file with the Schema.
Once connected to your data sources use this code to export/save the DS to XML format:
// this writes to the data and schema to a file
ds.WriteXml("c:
sc.xml", XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema);
// this sets the report data source to the DS or XML file
rpt.SetDataSource(ds);
Once you have it save in XML format you can now create your reports of the XML file, Set Location likely won't work for you.
You can then not use DS's in your app and simply dump the database fields you are using into the XML. Once this is done simply updating the XML file will refresh the data in the report.
For using Command Objects
You can get the SQL from your old reports and then set the SQL of your Command using RAS. I've never tried this with edited Legacy Reports but should work as long as you don't use or try to update the Legacy report in code.
Once you do manually re-create the legacy reports or possibly using the Table -> Command code you can then modify the SQL to follow your original report progression in your legacy app.
Let me know which route you want to go and I'll paste in the code to get you started...
Thank you
Don

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Post Author: Pranav.Sharma
CA Forum: Migration to XI R2
Need help in migration from Crystal Report IX to BO-XI.
Currently we are using CR IX and Java SDK to access reports from J2ee application. These reports reside on remote server where we have shared access to that directory.
We are accessing these reports through our j2ee application.Can anyone please elaborate whether we can use same SDK here with slight change in code probably in authentication related to CMS etc and calling mechanism or we have to go for BO java SDK alltogether. Is anything we are missing here?
Can anyone please help as we have to complete migration in 1-2 days.

The first thing you will want to do is to publish all of your reports to Business Objects XI and make sure they all still work. Obviously they won't have the dynamic parameters anymore but you should just ensure they all work and are able to connect to their databases. You can use a tool like the publishing wizard to help you.
All the reports should now be available inside of XI.
Unfortunately you will need to manually modify all of the 400 reports to use the business objects Dynamic Cascading Parameters DCP.
There should be some DCP info in the Business Views documentation.
I hope this helps
Rob Horne <a href="/blog/10">Rob's blog - http://diamond.businessobjects.com/robhorne</a>

Migration from Crystal Enterprise 10 to SAP Crystal Server 2011

Hi all,
We are currently using Crystal Enterprise 10 to schedule and view our reports and the designer is Crystal Reports 10 .
we are planning to migrate to SAP Crystal Server 2011 with Crystal Reports 2011 as the designer.Can we do this migration directly or do we need to do the migration to an intermediate version before going to SAP Crystal Server 2011.
Regards,
Sreekanth S S

1. So in this case, I need to migrate from Crystal Enterprise 10 to Crystal Reports Server XI R2/Crystal Reports Server 2008 or more using import wizard Then I will need to migrate from Crystal Reports Server XI R2/Crystal Reports Server 2008 to SAP Crystal Server 2011 using Upgrade Manager tool. Is my inference correct?
That is correct. For XI R2, it would be XI R2 SP2 minimum. And you need to have a live installation of XI R2 SP2 as SAP does not have it in archieve download area.
2.What is the potential risk if we try to migrate from Crystal Enterprise 10 to SAP Crystal Server 2011 using upgrade manager tool?
I am not sure if that will work with success, If the reports migrated from CE10 do not work in CRS2011, it would be unsupported. You can however try it anyways.
3.Can we open the reports developed using Crystal Reports 10 designer in Crystal Reports 2011 designer? .This is for another requirement of us where we have to just migrate the reports alone .
Yes you can do that. Try opening and running them in CR2011, they should work but some of them can also result in some errors here and their, this is more specific to report design and what kind of grouping\ filtering\formulas you use.

Error after migration to Crystal Reports 12 for existing reports

Hi,
We had reports written using Crystal Reports Version 8.5. These reports were not modified for a long time. Recently, we had migrated to Crystal Reports 12 (2008). Some of the these existing reports were modified using the Crystal Reports 2008 designer. After installing our application (we ship Merge Module of Crystal Reports 12 i.e. 2008 which gets installed in GAC)
1) If we create new reports in 2008 designer and try to view these reports, it works as expected without any issue(s).
2 ) However, if these modified reports are tried to be viewed, there is an error which states "Database Logon Failed".
Details:
CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.LogOnException     {"Database logon failed."}
ErrorID     CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.EngineExceptionErrorID.LogOnFailed
InnerException     {"Database logon failed."}
Message      "Database logon failed."
Source     "CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer.DataSetConversion"
Stack Trace        at CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer.ConvertDotNetToErom.ThrowDotNetException(Exception e)
   at CrystalDecisions.ReportSource.EromReportSourceBase.ExportToStream(ExportRequestContext reqContext)
   at CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.FormatEngine.ExportToStream(ExportRequestContext reqContext)
   at CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.FormatEngine.Export(ExportRequestContext reqContext)
   at CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument.ExportToDisk(ExportFormatType formatType, String fileName)
TargetSite     {Boolean ThrowDotNetException(System.Exception)}
Also, it is worth to note that if we try to view these modified reports from any environment which has both Crystal Reports 10 and Crystal Reports 12 in GAC, then these reports work as expected.
P.S. We have mechanism in application's code to reset the database connections when any report is being viewed using ReportDocument class' method.
From the above scenario I believe issue is specific to migration to Crystal Reports 12 (2008). Any help /workaround to solve this problem will be highly appreciated.

Make sure you have the latest SP for CR 2008 installed;
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100009038092009E/cr2008win_sp2.exe
Ensure you are deploying SP 2 runtime;
MSM
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100009159092009E/cr2008sp2_mm.zip
MSI
https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100009159002009E/cr2008sp2_redistinstall.zip
If that does not help;
1) Do these reports work in the designer?
2) What database are you using and what is the connection type?
3) Compare the dlls loading on the systems where this app works (environment which has both Crystal Reports 10 and Crystal Reports 12 in GAC) and a system that is giving you the error. Use the [Modules|https://smpdl.sap-ag.de/~sapidp/012002523100006252802008E/modules.zip] utility.
4) Open the reports in the designer and look at the properties in the Database menu -> Set Datasource Location. Check to see if there are any differences between the two reports.
5) If there is a subreport in the report that causes the issue, remove it and see if the report works without the subreport.
Ludek

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