Error - TSLV Record Not Found

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Charaka Wijerathne

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Dec 2, 2015, 12:09:42 AM12/2/15
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Hi All,

 

When I’m creating crystal reports through OR 5.0 systems, I’m getting below error.

 

 

This error happened suddenly.

I’m developing couples of systems (all OR 5.0 + Crystal Report 8.5 + ingres 9.2.1) and now all of them are giving this error.

 

Only 1 change done to pc before this error, uninstalled Kaspersky and installed ESET endpoint antivirus.

This can be the reason for this error ?

Greatly appreciate your advices / suggestions on this.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Best Regards,

Charaka Wijerathne

 

Doug White

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Dec 2, 2015, 1:31:25 AM12/2/15
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Hi Charaka

I'd check the following if I was you, and report back to the list with more info if you don't identify the issue.

1) Open the report in crystal reports designer and see run preview, see if it throws the error.

2) Check quarantined files in your new antivirus, if ESET has quarantined or deleted core crystal files you might get this error.

3) Uninstall ESET and see if the report still fails

4) Reinstall the crystal reports runtime and see if the report fails

Best of luck



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Charaka Wijerathne

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Dec 2, 2015, 4:12:14 AM12/2/15
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Hi Doug,

Thanks for help.

I followed all the steps.
Can open and run reports through Crystal Report Designer application - no errors.

Then deleted, quarantined files, next un-installed ESET antivirus.
Then uninstalled and installed Crystal Report, but still getting same error.

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Bodo Bergmann

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Dec 2, 2015, 4:37:58 AM12/2/15
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The errors “Failed to export the report.” and “TSLV Record Not Found.” are definitely coming from Crystal Reports (i.e. its Export method) rather than from OpenROAD.

 

Check that you are testing with the same database connection (ODBC DSN).

Make sure when testing that you are using a 32-bit CR version (as OpenROAD 5.0 is also 32-bit it will use 32-bit COM components).

I would also recommend to search the web for those errors.

 

Bodo.

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Doug White

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Dec 2, 2015, 4:38:30 AM12/2/15
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Hi Charaka,

We used to get this problem occasionally but I can't quiet remember the cause or resolution.

So I did some googling for you...

The most common cause of this error seems to be parameters getting screwed up on their way to crystal.

I would try the next steps to diagnose : 
1) Debug fm_crt_viewer or the report generation code block and isolate which parameters are being sent to crystal. Ensure these match the parameters you expect in the database.

2) Check your credentials, IIRC you guys populates user credentials from a setting, ensure these haven't changed (they count as parameters apparently)

3) Check your printer config, specifically check to make sure crystal isn't expecting a certain printer. (Another thing that can cause this error)

4) Do a full restart of windows to rule out drivers being fiddled with (sounds stupid but you know... Microsoft)

5) Check windows event log, I believe crystal outputs more detailed logs to windows event logs, see if you can find more details.

It's strange that all of sudden EVERY report is erroring out. This implies either your machine can't connect to somewhere, or your drivers are borked.

Hopefully one of these provides more insight.

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Charaka Wijerathne

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Dec 2, 2015, 5:02:49 AM12/2/15
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Hi Bodo, Doug,

 

Thanks for help.

I think I have identified the reason.

It was Windows Update (KB3102429)

 

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One of my office colleague’s pc, all reports were working fine so, we check all the differences in our softwares.

Then we identified this Windows update.

I uninstalled it and now everything is working fine.

 

Greatly appreciate your support on this.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Best Regards,

Charaka Wijerathne

 

Bodo Bergmann

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Dec 2, 2015, 5:14:12 AM12/2/15
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Yeah, others seem to have encountered the same problem, e.g.:
http://www.iris.co.uk/support/knowledgebase/kb/11478

 

Bodo.

Darren Harvey

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Dec 2, 2015, 4:20:03 PM12/2/15
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Hi


We have also recently had this problem at several customers, and yes it does relate to recent updates to Fonts installed by Windows Updates.  We have used 'Times New Roman' and 'Arial' in most of our reports, and these are among about a dozen fonts that were updated.  We changed the font to 'Trebuchet MS' and the reports then worked successfully on PC's where they had started failing after the Windows Updates.  


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Charaka Wijerathne

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Dec 2, 2015, 8:53:33 PM12/2/15
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Hi Darren,

 

Thanks for details.

I’ll also follow and try this and I accept it is really important to do this because we can force customers to restrict windows updates.

 

Thanks.

 

 

Best Regards,

Charaka Wijerathne

 

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