Unable to connect: incorrect log on parameters. (CR with InfoSet Query)

Hi ,
I have created a crystal report with InfoSet Query in Crystal Report Designer 2011. And it works fine, data extraction also works fine. After that, I have uploaded it into BI Platform 4.0. I can display the CR via clicking View from context menu. But it was still failed once I tried to schedule it in BI launch Pad.
The error message is : Error in File ~tmp314c6a47c20e892.rpt: Unable to connect: incorrect log on parameters.
It's so stranger, since i can view it in Designer and viewing it direct in BI lauch Pad. Do you have met this same issue within BI Platform 4.0. Thanks.
Best Regards,
Simon Shen

Not sure if this will help but I finally had success with running a report with a database connection. Here is what I learned from other posts:
1) Make sure you are using the ODBCAD32.exe located in \windows\syswow64 folder. It's the 32 bit Administrator, the one in the Control Panel is the 64 bit versions and it won't work with a 32 bit app.
2) Make sure you use System DSN, not User DSN.
Other tips...
1) Create a blank report (no parameters, no db connection). Run and get that to work first.
2) Create a basic db report (no parameters, one table, one field). Run and get that to work second.
3) If step two fails, try creating a report with different drivers.
4) If step three fails, try installing the latest service packs and repeat 1-3.
5) If step four fails, throw out the software or computer or both

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