Adding barcodes to Crystal Reports is straightforward. The example included in the software was authored in Crystal Reports 9. The example included in the software was authored in Crystal Reports 9. Note: the functions in this release are not backward compatible with old version QRCode Font & Writer SDK 1.
Hi all, first post, so be gentle! Todos los acordes y escalas para guitarra pdf to jpg. I've developed a simple app and database using VB6 and SQL Server 2005 and is seems to be working well when i test it.
Problem i have is after i installed the app on another PC. When the user tries to open the report they get an error when the report tries to connect to the database.
It appears the report is trying to connect to the SQL Server using the user's AD account details, yet i set the report up with a trusted connection. I created a replica ODBC connection (as used by me when designing the report) on the users PC to see if that was what was missing. THis was set up to use the generic SQL Server logon details.
Unfortubately the report is still trying to connect with the user's AD details. I had a bash at creating the VB commands to set the connection settings, but i couldn't get this to work. If anyone can help point me in the right direction or show me the correct code/steps to get th connection details correct, i'd be very grateful.
We have been using Crystal Reports 8, 8.5, 9 & 10 RDC CRAXDRT in VB6 for many years to allow us to connect to different database providers at runtime using DatabaseTable.ConnectionProperties. This allows us to write one report that can be pointed to the same database structure on the two database platforms we support: Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server. We are in the process of upgrading to VB.Net 2008 and would like to migrate our RDC code to.Net so have replaced the CRAXDRT references with the Crystal Reports Basic 2008 ones included in Visual Studio 2008 Professional.
I have now spent at least 2 days searching the web and downloading APIs and Developer Help files etc. And cannot find a way to change the OLE DB Provider at runtime. I have tried using the following code to create new TableLogOnInfo and ConnectionInfo classes (with the Attributes set as they are when manually specified using the Crystal Reports Designer) and use the Table.ApplyLogOnInfo() function to apply them (see code below).