RAS SDK exporting issue

Hi everyone,
We are using RAS SDK to export report from crystal reports server 2008 (version 12).
The report is designed in development environment, and tested based on data from development database (Oracle). The report is saved without storing saved data.
In the development environment, we are able to export reports without any problem. We can also run the report via CMC console.
In the production environment, on the other hand, things went wrong.
We modified database login configuration of the report to point to production database in CMC console (use custom db login option). The report can be viewed smoothly on CMC.
However, when we try to retrieve data from RAS SDK using printoutcontroller.export, the following exception is thrown.
com.crystaldecisions.sdk.occa.report.lib.ReportSDKLogonException: Database logon failed.---- Error code:-2147217393 Error code name:dbLogonFailed
We tried to verify the database connection info from ReportClientDocument's database controller, but found out the following method always return null:
oReportClientDocument.getDatabaseController().getConnectionInfos(null).getConnectionInfo(0).getPassword()
The other mothods:
oReportClientDocument.getDatabaseController().getConnectionInfos(null).getConnectionInfo(0).getUserName()
do return the correct custom values (database server name, and username).
After series of testing, we suspect that the custom database password retrieved by SDK does not get updated, hence dblogin error occurs when RAS SDK tries to make connection.
We are aware that we can set db login information by using databasecontroller methods (login, replaceconnection..etc), but we really don't like the idea of hard coding the database username and password in our code. If CMC allows us to set custom database info, we shouldn't need to set them again in the code we suppose.
Any suggestion, hint is very much appreciated. we notice that this issue has been raised several times in this forum, with no real solution provided. Hopefully it can get solved this time.
Regards,
mlie

Can you try changing the order of these two lines of code:
printOutputController.modifyUserPaperSize(10500,15000);
printOutputController.modifyPrintOptions(newPrintOptions);
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