Dear All,
I developed an application in VC++ 6.0 with Crystal Reports 9.0.
Now i want to deploy my application on client machine but i don't now what components (files, dll) of CR are required to register or deploy with my application.
Would some body please help me, its really very urgent.Hi! All!
I'm aslo having the same problem in CR9 Runtime Components in Client machine.
I'm using VB 6 & Crystal Reports 9.
What are all the CR9 componenets or dll files need to be installed in Client machine?
Please if anyone help me to solve this problem.
Thanks.
-Raja|||Visit the next urls -->
http://support.businessobjects.com/communityCS/TechnicalPapers/rdc9_deployment.pdf.asp
http://support.businessobjects.com/documentation/installation_resources/crystal_reports/cr9.asp
Showing posts with label runtime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label runtime. Show all posts
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CR10 ActiveX print orientation
Does anyone know how to set the page orientation of the print dialog on the users machine at runtime? Is it possible?
i.e. if you create a CR with landscape layout and the users default print setup is portrait the report will not print correctly.You need to define something called :
crep.PaperOrientation = 2 ; //crDefaultPaperOrientation
Where
crDefaultPaperOrientation= 0
crLandscape= 2
crPortrait = 1
Goto Crystal reports'd developer help and search for PaperOrientation or CRPaperOrientation :
Printer Settings
This application (some demo application) demonstrates how to change the report printer settings at runtime using code.
There are four new report properties that allow you to easily retrieve and set PaperSize, PaperOrientation, PaperSource, and PrinterDuplex for the report printer options. All of these are demonstrated.
There is also a new method called PrinterSetup that provides a Windows standard printer setup window to allow the user to change the printer properties directly at runtime. This is demonstrated as well.
The two methods are independent of each other. For example, changing the Windows standard printer setup will not alter the report printer settings and vice-versa. These new properties and the new method give you much more control over how the report is printed.
Thanks
:wave:
i.e. if you create a CR with landscape layout and the users default print setup is portrait the report will not print correctly.You need to define something called :
crep.PaperOrientation = 2 ; //crDefaultPaperOrientation
Where
crDefaultPaperOrientation= 0
crLandscape= 2
crPortrait = 1
Goto Crystal reports'd developer help and search for PaperOrientation or CRPaperOrientation :
Printer Settings
This application (some demo application) demonstrates how to change the report printer settings at runtime using code.
There are four new report properties that allow you to easily retrieve and set PaperSize, PaperOrientation, PaperSource, and PrinterDuplex for the report printer options. All of these are demonstrated.
There is also a new method called PrinterSetup that provides a Windows standard printer setup window to allow the user to change the printer properties directly at runtime. This is demonstrated as well.
The two methods are independent of each other. For example, changing the Windows standard printer setup will not alter the report printer settings and vice-versa. These new properties and the new method give you much more control over how the report is printed.
Thanks
:wave:
CR XI and VB6 prints some blank rows
I've been trying to move some more complex reports from VB DataReports to CR.
I have a CR report that is linked at runtime to a ADO recordset. Although the recordset has some NULL data, entire rows of information will come up blank. If I put in a null substitution in the fields, the substitution shows up. The correct number or rows are printed in the report, just some are blank.
Here some basic facts:
1. If I link to a VB6 DataReport, all data is displayed.
2. I setup a form with a listView to print out the exact recordset that I'm linking and all the data is present.
3. If I just run the query in SQL Enterprise Manager, it returns the correct data.
4. It's not random, it is always the same records (not matter how their selected) that show up blank.
Is there something that would tell CR to ignore a whole line if some or any of the values are null?Sorry...this appears to be a ADO issue...my mistake.
I have a CR report that is linked at runtime to a ADO recordset. Although the recordset has some NULL data, entire rows of information will come up blank. If I put in a null substitution in the fields, the substitution shows up. The correct number or rows are printed in the report, just some are blank.
Here some basic facts:
1. If I link to a VB6 DataReport, all data is displayed.
2. I setup a form with a listView to print out the exact recordset that I'm linking and all the data is present.
3. If I just run the query in SQL Enterprise Manager, it returns the correct data.
4. It's not random, it is always the same records (not matter how their selected) that show up blank.
Is there something that would tell CR to ignore a whole line if some or any of the values are null?Sorry...this appears to be a ADO issue...my mistake.
CR Formula
Hello
I have a little problem with formula in CR10!
I have a report designed on a table (ex: table1).
At runtime, i change the database connection to connect my report to another db and table (ex : table2), all in SQL.
Table 1 and table have exactly the same structure but not the same name.
My report have a formula refercing a db field (ex : {table1.Type}). When I want the preview the report with data from table2, the viewer send the following error : "This field name is not known"
I've tried to change the formula at runtime but no way, it doens't works ! :mad:
Can anybody help me ? thanks a lotYou need to place those columns in your report and delete old columns
I have a little problem with formula in CR10!
I have a report designed on a table (ex: table1).
At runtime, i change the database connection to connect my report to another db and table (ex : table2), all in SQL.
Table 1 and table have exactly the same structure but not the same name.
My report have a formula refercing a db field (ex : {table1.Type}). When I want the preview the report with data from table2, the viewer send the following error : "This field name is not known"
I've tried to change the formula at runtime but no way, it doens't works ! :mad:
Can anybody help me ? thanks a lotYou need to place those columns in your report and delete old columns
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